Autograph Authentication – Jackie Robinson Confidence Grade: B (Likely Authentic) Overview The item under review is a signed newspaper or print photo featuring Jackie Robinson and his family, dated October 11th, 1955. The inscription reads “Best wishes / Jackie Robinson” and appears above a news article featuring an image of Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Robinson…
Autograph Authentication – Lance Alworth Confidence Grade: A (Most Likely Authentic) Overview The signature displayed on the vintage trading card attributed to Lance Alworth exhibits multiple characteristics consistent with freehand autographing. There are no indications of autopen, print reproduction, or photocopying. The ink interaction with the paper substrate appears organic, and the penmanship reflects variable…
Autograph Authentication – Bruce Willis Confidence Grade: C (Likely NOT Authentic) Overview This analysis evaluates the authenticity of a signature attributed to actor Bruce Willis on a glossy photo print. Visual inspection under simulated 10x magnification reveals several technical characteristics that raise concerns regarding the legitimacy of the signature. While there are some stylistic similarities…
Autograph Authentication – Roger Clemens Confidence Grade: B (Likely Authentic) Overview The autograph displayed on the Flair brand Roger Clemens baseball card was subjected to a detailed forensic analysis under simulated 10x magnification. Initial examination reveals line irregularities and dynamics consistent with freehand penmanship. Although the card substrate introduces challenges due to its glossy surface,…
Autograph Authentication – Jimmy Carter Confidence Grade: A (Most Likely Authentic) Overview The autograph under inspection is on a 1976 political brochure promoting Jimmy Carter’s presidential campaign. The signature is accompanied by a personalization reading “To Ronnie,” followed by “Jimmy Carter.” Based on forensic and contextual examination—including ink dispersion, substrate response, pressure variation, and slant—is…
Autograph Authentication – George H.W. Bush Confidence Grade: B (Likely Authentic) Overview This item is a 1980 U.S. presidential campaign brochure for George H.W. Bush, featuring a handwritten signature in blue ink on the top-left section over the grayscale printed portrait. Based on a high-resolution, 10x magnification analysis and comparison to known signature behaviors and…
Autograph Authentication – George H.W. Bush Confidence Grade: A (Most Likely Authentic) Overview This analysis pertains to an apparent autograph of George H. W. Bush on an official 1980 campaign brochure. At face value, the signature displays characteristics consistent with a freehand signature using a ballpoint pen on mid-gloss print stock typical of campaign materials…
Autograph Authentication – Richard J. Daley Confidence Grade: B (Likely Authentic) Overview The signature analyzed is inscribed on a black-and-white photograph featuring Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley and reads, “To Ronny Gurevitz – Sincerely – Richard J. Daley” in green ink. After an extensive forensic evaluation, the autograph exhibits strong indications of hand-signed origin, with…
Autograph Authentication – Richard J. Daley Confidence Grade: B (Likely Authentic) Overview This document presents a forensic authentication of a signed black-and-white photograph featuring Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley. The inscription, written in green ink at the lower white border of the photo, reads: “To Ronny Grunberger – Sincerely – Richard J. Daley” Initial visual…
Autograph Authentication – Allard K. Lowenstein Confidence Grade: A (Most Likely Authentic) Overview This document features a handwritten personal inscription and signature attributed to Allard K. Lowenstein. Under simulated 10x magnification and forensic examination, the signature exhibits features consistent with genuine ink-on-paper manual inscription. There are no indicators of mechanical reproduction, autopen use, or modern…