Autograph Verification Report
Autograph Authentication – Muhammad Ali Confidence Grade: C (Likely NOT Authentic) Overview This forensic report evaluates the authenticity of the purported autograph of Muhammad Ali on a framed photograph of the iconic 1965 fight against Sonny Liston. The item is part of a numbered series (“403 / 7500”) and labeled “Autographed Limited Edition” via a…
Autograph Authentication – Muhammad Ali & Joe Frazier Confidence Grade: D (Very Likely NOT Authentic) Overview This forensic analysis focuses on a signed black-and-white photograph depicting an iconic moment between heavyweight boxers Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier. The image contains two visible autographs: one attributed to Muhammad Ali at the bottom left, and one attributed…
Autograph Authentication – Muhammad Ali Confidence Grade: C (Likely NOT Authentic) Overview: A high-resolution forensic analysis was conducted on a signature attributed to Muhammad Ali, present on the cover of an LP record for the soundtrack of “The Greatest.” The analysis employed a simulated 10x magnification to inspect micro-details of the ink, pressure variances, and…
Autograph Authentication – Cary Grant Confidence Grade: B (Likely Authentic) Overview The item under review is a 1930s-era headshot photograph bearing the purported signature and inscription of Cary Grant, reading “Sincerely / Cary Grant”. Based on a detailed forensic and stylistic assessment of the autograph from the submitted image, the signature shows characteristics consistent with…
Autograph Authentication – Cary Grant Confidence Grade: B (Likely Authentic) Overview This forensic examination evaluates a signed 1930s headshot photograph attributed to Cary Grant. The image features a bold, clean signature reading “Sincerely, Cary Grant,” placed over the subject’s white shirt area. Under 10x simulated magnification, the ink characteristics and stroke behavior suggest a freehand…
Autograph Authentication – Cary Grant Confidence Grade: B (Likely Authentic) Overview The signature under examination appears on a black-and-white photographic headshot assumed to be from the 1930s, believed to be autographed by Cary Grant. The inscription reads “Sincerely, Cary Grant” in a clean, stylized cursive script. This analysis evaluates the autograph and its context under…
Autograph Authentication – Cary Grant Confidence Grade: B (Likely Authentic) Overview The subject of this authentication is a headshot photo bearing the inscription and signature: “Sincerely, Cary Grant.” The style of the photograph appears consistent with the 1930s Hollywood publicity portraits. The signature overlays a lighter background area (shirt), facilitating high-contrast analysis under pseudo-10x magnification….
Autograph Authentication – Harrison Ford Confidence Grade: B (Likely Authentic) 🧾 Overview This report evaluates the authenticity of a signature attributed to Harrison Ford, signed over a stylized poster for Raiders of the Lost Ark. Upon simulating a forensic-level magnification analysis and close inspection of stroke dynamics, pressure modulation, and ink interaction with substrate, the…
Autograph Authentication – Morgan Freeman Confidence Grade: B (Likely Authentic) Overview The submitted signature displays several characteristics consistent with in-person or freehand signatures. The use of metallic ink on a glossy photo substrate reflects a hand-applied signature method rather than a print or autopen. Under simulated 10x magnification, micro-details and pressure variation suggest the strokes…
Autograph Authentication – Cal Ripken Jr. Confidence Grade: B (Likely Authentic) Overview This analysis pertains to a signed Cal Ripken Jr. baseball card featuring his facsimile image and a large black marker signature on the front. The signature demonstrates characteristics typical of freehand application (as opposed to mechanical reproduction), with strong stroke variation and pressure…