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[mr2686]

From an Oct 1989 signing in Los Angeles. I had always heard that Roy had to use a machine to help him autograph after his accident, and that there was great debate if that was a legit autograph or "autopen". I'm not sure if that was really the case early on but I'm here to tell you that the device used when signing this was a brace not a machine. Roy was then able to move his fingers while the heal of his hand stayed in place without shaking. This is why the Roy always looks pretty good but the Campanella starts to look a little gabled as he stretches the reach of his fingers. Also glad I got this on a 16x20.

[mr2686]

Here's a couple of original signed Sports Illustrateds

[thekingofclout]

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[Heritage Sports]

Heritage sold this back in 2007 and even though I'm a huge Yankees fan I wanted it. Not at the price ($8,365!) the winning bidder paid though!

http://sports.ha.com/common/view_ite...o=19615&src=pr

[thekingofclout]

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[3and2]

Just got this the other day. Hey Jimmy, you have that awesome shot of Koufax walking to the mound at 10:09 and here he is walking off 6 minutes later.

[Lordstan]

Here are few more signed magazines.

April 1947


Oct 1952


April 1954


Sept 1954

[thekingofclout]

Originally Posted by 3and2

Just got this the other day. Hey Jimmy, you have that awesome shot of Koufax walking to the mound at 10:09 and here he is walking off 6 minutes later.

SIX minutes to dispose of three batters with a No-No the line. Mr. Koufax had nerves of steel! As money as they get. Great shot Anthony and glad you got it.

Best, Jimmy