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Originally Posted by JollyElm
You mean he signed/signs that way also? Wow. Who woulda thunk it? (Now you're going to point to a specific post in this thread that shows the same type of autograph.  ) |
Ha! There's probably one in here "somewhere" that looks like the one on the cap, but I don't wanna look.
Here's a screen grab that looks similar, or at least I can tell (maybe not you
) It seems when Brooks signs GU items he sometimes will just use the line for the B and the R; probably to not get the area messed up with the roll in the B and R. In Bill's cap example you can see that and likely didn't want his signature within the "5" under the bill.
In the early days the slant was in the opposite direction typically going from down to up.
Signed Uniform.jpg