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Ron Keurajian, the author of two volumes of “Baseball Hall of Fame Autographs: A Reference Guide” that also include signature analyses of players from the 1919 Chicago White Sox, said that there are “no genuine signed images of Jackson in existence.”
In its auction listing, Christie’s said the Jackson autograph is “the lone surviving example of any type.” Keurajian said he was skeptical about the photograph’s authenticity. “Here’s a guy who was illiterate, but he can write ‘Alexandria’ on the photograph?” Keurajian told Cox Media Group via telephone on Thursday night. “And for those who believe Frank Smith wrote ‘Alexandria’ on the photo, so, he wrote it in the same hand as Jackson’s? That seems highly unlikely.” In his book, Keurajian describes Jackson’s signature as “rudimentary” and “very easy to replicate.”
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