John Lennon writing? Need Beatle Experts

[packs]

Originally Posted by Michael B

I would trust Frank Caiazzo. Recognized expert on Beatle's autographs. That is all he does and no controversies regarding authentication from what I remember.

http://beatlesautographs.com/

His website says he doesn't offer authentication services or appraisals.

[MikeKam]

Originally Posted by packs

His website says he doesn't offer authentication services or appraisals.

Yeah, I believe he only offers authentication services for a select few unfortunately - but he definitely is one of, if not the best Beatles autographs authenticator.

[Stampsfan]

Going back to the original question...

The "over" in the two pieces look nothing alike. Each of the four letters are markedly different. The "r" and the "v" are not even close.

[David Atkatz]

Just Google "John Lennon handwriting," and look for yourself.
Is the note in Lennon's hand?
No.

[GrayGhost]

Originally Posted by David Atkatz

Just Google "John Lennon handwriting," and look for yourself.
Is the note in Lennon's hand?
No.

Thought someone may know pretty conclusively on here. Thanks!

Can do without the implied sarcasm though

[w7imel]

Originally Posted by GrayGhost

Thought someone may know pretty conclusively on here. Thanks!

Can do without the implied sarcasm though

I'm with David...Do your own legwork when possible and if you cant come up with it then ask but this one not hard to figure out with a little "google".