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The Dukes of Hazzard You're a Daisy If You Do!
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Permalink Reply by Vince Pepple on
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Care to elaborate on why?
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Permalink Reply by rob kunne on
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there is not one letter that match up from start to finish!. glad you mention it could be from catherine bach because i would never recognize it without that info. i have no idea how her street graph could look like so maybe others can help you with that?.
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I don't know about that. These two genuine signatures look really close to mine. I could see mine being a hurried signature by her after she had been signing stuff for awhile and was just trying to get through and get done with it. I know my own signature gets pretty sloppy when I'm in a hurry or tired of writing. Besides, her signature wouldn't be worth forging, it's not that valuable. I was hoping to get more expert advice on this, but thank you for your opinion just the same.
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Permalink Reply by Eric Keith Longo on
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Here are two PSA examples:
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Not a fan of the OP.
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