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Old 01-16-2008, 04:56 PM
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Default Pre-War Autograph Opinion

Posted By: Mark Steinberg

I "watched" a previous auction of theirs, in which a ball autographed by Ruth, Maranville, and the Dean Brothers was being offered by them on Ebay.

This very ball had made the rounds via at least 2 - 3 catalogue auctions, including Mastro and Lelands. It was very recognizable to me, as the Ruth autograph had a significant scuff, and the combination of players on the ball was unusual.

This ball, now being offered on ebay was identical in every way, but the Ruth signature was now near perfect... no scuff! The ball also appeared to have been shellacked, to conceal/preserve the enhancement. There was no prior mention of shellac in the catalogue auctions' write-ups (they nearly always disclose this...)

I wrote the seller to inquire about these changes, and they sent back a canned response, stating that it is not their policy to divulge their procedures. Hope this is somewhat helpful, as it may partially explain their purchase of the fountain pen ink.

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