Autograph Verification Report
Autograph Authentication – Andre Dawson, Gene Richards, John Scott Confidence Grade: A (Most Likely Authentic) Overview This item is a multi-player rookie baseball card featuring ink signatures from Andre Dawson, Gene Richards, and John Scott. All three signatures are handwritten in similar shades of blue ink, suggesting a consistent signing medium and potentially contemporaneous signing…
Autograph Authentication – Dwight Eisenhower Confidence Grade: C (Likely NOT Authentic) Overview This analysis evaluates a document dated December 5, 1958, composed on White House letterhead, and addressed to Edgar N. Eisenhower. The signature at the end reads as a stylized “D E” or initials purportedly standing for Dwight Eisenhower. Initial visual inspection suggests possible…
Autograph Authentication – John Candy Confidence Grade: B (Likely Authentic) Overview The analyzed image is a color still from the film Armed and Dangerous, featuring John Candy and Eugene Levy. It contains a black ink inscription and autograph ostensibly by John Candy, reading: “Best always, John Candy.” A visual and forensic examination was conducted with…
Autograph Authentication – Don Rickles Confidence Grade: B (Likely Authentic) Overview The autograph under evaluation, purportedly that of famed comedian Don Rickles, appears on a glossy black-and-white photograph. The inscription reads “Happy Days!” followed by a signature that visually conforms with known exemplars of Rickles’ handwriting. The style, fluidity, and execution exhibit characteristics of a…
Autograph Authentication – Chuck Connors Confidence Grade: B (Likely Authentic) Overview A forensic examination was conducted on the provided image of a signature attributed to Chuck Connors. The signature appears on a printed background of what seems to be a wall interior, potentially a page from a printed magazine or poster. The signature is written…
Autograph Authentication – John Hancock Confidence Grade: A (Most Likely Authentic) Overview The document in question appears to be a period-appropriate summons from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts dated in the 1780s, bearing the prominent and well-known signature of John Hancock, then serving as Governor. The signature occupies the central position beneath the main body text,…
Autograph Authentication – Nathan Lane & Robin Williams Confidence Grade: B (Likely Authentic) Overview This image shows two autographs on the cover of a movie or promotional material featuring Nathan Lane and Robin Williams in character, seemingly from the film The Birdcage. Both signatures are in bold marker: one in pink (presumed Nathan Lane) and…
Autograph Authentication – Nathan Lane, Robin Williams Confidence Grade: B (Likely Authentic) Overview This item features two signatures attributed to Nathan Lane and Robin Williams on a color photograph from the promotional material of The Birdcage. The inscriptions are visually distinct and appear to be hand-signed in pink and blue ink respectively. Under magnification and…
Autograph Authentication – Majel Barrett Confidence Grade: B (Likely Authentic) Overview The analyzed autograph is inscribed “To Becky” and signed as “Majel Barrett” on a color photograph of the signer in costume from her well-known Star Trek role. The inscription appears handwritten, and a high-resolution inspection was conducted simulating a 10x magnified forensic methodology. The…
Autograph Authentication – Larry MacPhail Confidence Grade: B (Likely Authentic) Overview The reviewed item appears to be a signature attributed to Larry MacPhail, a known baseball executive and former part-owner of the New York Yankees. The signature is presented on what seems to be an aged paper substrate housed inside a protective display sleeve. This…