The Strange Saga of the Autographed B&W Hall of Fame Plaque Postcards

[RichardSimon]

I was actively doing New York shows at that time and the 100% consensus in NY was that Dross was the one and only forger though he had a front man selling them for him. I cannot remember the name of the front man but I know of at least three New York area dealers who bought this crap. I bought some of them, sight unseen, with a money back guarantee. I bought them from one of those New York dealers but as soon as I saw them I returned them and got my money back.

[BERTO]

Originally Posted by richardsimon

i was actively doing new york shows at that time and the 100% consensus in ny was that dross was the one and only forger though he had a front man selling them for him. I cannot remember the name of the front man but i know of at least three new york area dealers who bought this crap. I bought some of them, sight unseen, with a money back guarantee. I bought them from one of those new york dealers but as soon as i saw them i returned them and got my money back.

for ron dross....was "bobby moore". He disappeared at the exact same time ron did, ron's dead...for along time. I was close friends with a lawyer who told me that, as he had handled dross's divorce also. Dross even gave the lawyer a few fake balls which i saw in the guys office and i told him they were fake. Thats when he told me he got them from dross and i said....oh, boyyyy...lol....

Thats how i found out ron had died....this happened in 1997 or so.

[RichardSimon]

Originally Posted by BERTO

for ron dross....was "bobby moore". He disappeared at the exact same time ron did, ron's dead...for along time. I was close friends with a lawyer who told me that, as he had handled dross's divorce also. Dross even gave the lawyer a few fake balls which i saw in the guys office and i told him they were fake. Thats when he told me he got them from dross and i said....oh, boyyyy...lol....

Thats how i found out ron had died....this happened in 1997 or so.

"I have never killed a man, but I have read many obituaries with great pleasure."- Clarence Darrow