Authenticity is Everything
ARE THESE STAMPED/PRINTED/AUTOPEN BEATLES SIGNATURES
On a "Long Tall Sally" EP. Sigs look too good to be true.
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Permalink Reply by Samuel Mumenthaler on
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Sigs look good, but as I said, maybe too good... I think we already discussed similar cases with "perfect" examples, that could be stamped/printed...
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Permalink Reply by Mark Saunders on
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I don’t recall ever seeing them sign in proximity like that.
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Permalink Reply by Eric Keith Longo on
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Agreed, the grouping looks odd and the sigs seem very detailed, careful, and remarkably even, perhaps in pressure or ink deposit.
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I don't see any signs of a stamp. Could it be one hand? They are so...even.
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There is good chance Ballroom will recognize the originals if these were made from other examples. Something seems off and these are not Autopens as I know them. Something modern perhaps, I don't know. The uniformity is unnerving.
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They look familiar to a contract to me. Something a more tidy and formal signature would be needed for.
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I'm gonna go with one hand or some modern contraption capable of making these.
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Permalink Reply by BallroomDays67 on
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They may have tried to sign in the more open area. There’s a lot of text below where they signed.
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This would be an very exceptional set then, no? Even unusual? So neat and clean and in such good condition?
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For sure, but that may be what it is.
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