Early knuckleball pitchers

[Knucksie49]

I am looking to complete my collection of signatures from every knuckleball pitcher. Right now I am short by 5. I am looking for:

Lew Moren
Tom Seaton
Ed Summers
Nap Rucker
Rasty Wright

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Being as though this is my first post, I apologize if this doesn't meet the requirements of the wall, and would love to be corrected if I did this wrong.
Thanks in advance

[T206Collector]

Speaking for the T206 players (Rucker and Summers), Rucker is very easy to find on ebay and otherwise for around $100, sometimes a little less, sometimes a bit more.

Summers will be near impossible to find. In 5 years of searching I have only confirmed one or two examples in the hobby, and never one for sale.

[Knucksie49]

I have noticed that Summers is difficult to find.

[Balticfox]

Originally Posted by Knucksie49

I am looking to complete my collection of signatures from every knuckleball pitcher. Right now I am short by 5.

So which ones do you have? And have you seen this thread?

https://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=356841

[Knucksie49]

Of the 87 who were primarily knuckleball pitchers (Eddie Cicotte to Matt Waldron) I have at the very least a cut auto of all but the five mentioned above. I got into the knuckleball in 1989 when I was given a 1967 Topps Hoyt Wilhelm card for Christmas. I may post a reply on that thread, but one I would add is certainly Dutch Leonard, the anchor of the all-knuckleball pitching staff of the Senators in 44-45.