There are more variants than even these. I too have been studying this for some time. Authenticators have been saying they're all real since the beginning of that profession.
Farrell was more interested in guzzling beer with Jim Owens and George Brunet than in honoring TTM autograph requests, not to mention the time spent in England. Those other two players weren't particularly obliging signers, either. One of the women in Owens' life used to sign his TTMs for a spell. I've seen some of these authenticated, too. Stay away from anything signed "Jim (Bear) Owens". They date to after his playing days.
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