Let's see your most artistic autograph

clutch · #1 05-12-2014, 04:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Michael B

I would agree on Richard Petty. Quite a nice signature. I once read an article where he stated that he learned how to hold the pen a certain way so that he could sign for quite a long time without getting tired. There are a few race car drivers with signatures that stand out. Along with Petty and Rutherford, Jackie Stewart also has a great signature.

Kyle Petty's is very nice also. That and his Yanni hairstyle make this piece irresistible.

6-4-3memorabilia · #2 05-13-2014, 10:46 AM

Not my Koosman but I have a few. I thought his was always artistic. Current player whose autograph I like the best is Michael Cuddyer. He writes out his entire name and it is readable

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