Nixon Autopen?

[Case12]

Here is another example bold and strong end to end. Also early 60's.

[ocjack]

I had always heard that he didn't request a recount because he knew that there were as many questionable Nixon votes as there were Kennedy votes.

Ahh, the sixties.

[Case12]

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[thenavarro]

Yes, it is an autopenned signature I believe. Here are some more.

[Case12]

Thank you very much for the auto pen exemplars. I wasn't able to find them myself. Many thanks!

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I on these exemplars I only see two where the N crosses over the d. And those two don't match the letter I have (which an autopen would with perhaps only add shakiness...which is not the case here). I guess I will need more autopen exemplars, or this could be a real one. I think it may have been signed on a train as he crisscrossed the nation campaigning. I do know the place he refers to was on one of his train stops.

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This one claims to be authentic, and is really close - but the letter heights are quite different. See top of second d. Almost like it was written around the "sincerely". What's with the smudge at the end? I am just trying to learn about autopens Same year 1960. Thoughts?