Items I need some help with-Rolling thread
 

So I have a Joe DiMaggio cards that resembles a 1947 Bond Bread card. Doing some research it didn't look like it matched the cards I saw for sale and sold.

Then I did some research here on Net54 and found this thread which lead me to believe that the rounded as well as rectangular cards were made.

https://www.net54baseball.com/showth...hlight=exhibit

I have had this for about a year and never really looked into it because it sort of looked like a photocopy. Yesterday I took it out of the sleeve and it is cardboard stock with a personalized autograph on the front. When I flipped it over there was another signature there.

So.....Does this look like a legit item?
Do the autographs look good?
Best company to authenticate? I'm leaning towards SGC. EDIT- Ii think I see that SGC doesn't authenticate autos. Will have to research some more

Please let me know your thoughts.



https://sportscardalbum.com/c/e8f57l3u.jpg



https://sportscardalbum.com/c/m1dnjv3c.jpg

rolling
 

try these

Too much paper!

They do these rolling threads in other places....I think it's a younger person thing :cool:.
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Over on BlowOut-- a member there found it very easily.
https://www.blowoutforums.com/showth...0#post19971170
1947 Bond Bread Exhibit

As I stated from research here I found the info as well. I hadn't seen the non rounded corners. They I saw a story about some found in the 90's that were rectangular.

My old friend, the late great Teddy Z posted about these Bond items and the various differences on this board. Do a search and look for his posts on the subject as he was a primary witness to these items when they were originally issued

Regards
Rich

Does anyone have any thoughts on the authenticity of the autograph?

Welcome to Net54.