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11-16-2019, 06:02 PM
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Help with Big Train and Big Six
Hey Guys..
I would like educated opinions on these Autographs. The Mathewson is a page from one of his books, maybe "Pitching in a Pinch", and there is a note on the back that it was given to the recipient in February, 1914. The Johnson is about a 3x4 cut and looks good as far as letter formation, but the thing that looks off to me is how far the W is from the "alter" in the first name. What are your thoughts on these two? Thanks in advance! 
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