How can this be real?

[GrayGhost]

http://cgi.ebay.com/PSA-DNA-Lou-Gehr...item1e5c6946a8

Was Lou unconscious when he "signed" that? How can that be real, honestly?

Same here. same seller

http://cgi.ebay.com/PSA-DNA-Lou-Gehr...item1e5c68bc82

I checked PSA. both come up "Authentic" but no picture at this time...

[David Atkatz]

They are both good; they are rushed, "ballpark" signatures.

[GrayGhost]

Honestly David? If so, thank you for your expertise. I guess Id be spoiled and want a nice one.

[BillyCoxDodgers3B]

By 1938-39, Gehrig had gotten very sloppy with his rushed signature. Admittedly, that album page leaves much to be desired from an aesthetic standpoint.

[53Browns]

He might have signed it after the disease set in to the point where hus hands werent in full control.

[Heritage Sports]

Definitely very late career signatures, almost certainly in a crowd of kids/fans when he had to sign a few dozen in a row. It is interesting how it took about fifteen years for Gehrig to come up with a "quickie" signature. You don't see this style of Gehrig until the late 1930's. It took guys like A-Rod less than five years to develop the one-second scrawl.