Do-over. heritage relists no sale psa, jsa 1939 controversial signedinduction program

[baseballart]

Casey, whose are the two signatures below Grover Alexander's? Thanks, Max

[RichardSimon]

Originally Posted by baseballart

Casey, whose are the two signatures below Grover Alexander's? Thanks, Max

Kenesaw Landis is one of them.
The other one is a sig and the initials P.M.,, maybe that stands for postmaster?
I am searching the net trying to find some more authenticated 1939 pieces.
Will post results later tday.

[Caseyatbat]

The original auction description describes the second autograph is from an unknown hand. What is a little strange, is they go on to mention that the inscription PM perhaps stands for postmaster as Richard mentioned, but they go on to say the actual postmaster of Cooperstown was actually there on hand at the ceremony. So which postmaster are they referring the signature was from? The postmaster from from the city the postcard was mailed to?

[Caseyatbat]

More food for thought. So far we have seen 3 examples of 1939 HOF Induction ceremony signed items. I am now going to introduce a fourth example for us to compare to each other. All of these pieces were supposedly signed on the exact same day (weekend) in 1939. *Please not, there seem to be significant signature variations used from several of the players throughout these 4 examples including: Babe Ruth, Ty Cobb, Walter Johnson, Larry Lajoie, Cy Young, etc. Just to clarify, I am not saying it is impossible for a player to use several different signatures on the same day, but interesting to say the least.