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Old 02-27-2013, 08:54 AM
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Default Request: Lou Gehrig signature example

Fellow collectors, I come to you with a request. Does anyone have a circa 1922 example of a Lou Gehrig signature? I would also like to see any authentic examples between 1922 and 1929, preferably on a flat. Thanks for your assistance. If you don't want to share a scan publicly, feel free to send me an email to mschwade at gmail.

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Old 02-27-2013, 08:59 AM
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A nice one from 1925.
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Old 02-27-2013, 09:08 AM
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Lou has a really nice signature.

I've come around 180 degrees on this...the pre-war guys, on average, just have much nicer sigs that modern dudes.

Lou's is one of the best.

Also partial to Charley Gehringer. His sig is almost a work of art.
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A nice one from 1925.
Thanks Richard! Would still like to see any other examples that fall between the 22-29 timeframe. Thanks!
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Old 02-27-2013, 09:46 AM
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I would go to Hunt Auctions. They have all prior auctions listed. There are quite a few Gehrig's listed from every year he played.

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I would go to Hunt Auctions. They have all prior auctions listed. There are quite a few Gehrig's listed from every year he played.
Agreed.. the best way to do it is go to final prices/past auctions of the major memorabilia auction houses to come up with examples. Legendary's site I find the easiest to navigate where Heritage and Leland is not to obad.. not as bad as Hunts. Hunt has great past items but their website/search engine could use some work to say the least.

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Agreed.. the best way to do it is go to final prices/past auctions of the major memorabilia auction houses to come up with examples. Legendary's site I find the easiest to navigate where Heritage and Leland is not to obad.. not as bad as Hunts. Hunt has great past items but their website/search engine could use some work to say the least.

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Here are two from 1927 - don't ask me why they look so different
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Scott... you're fixated on that ball, man. Ya gotta get over it!
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Here are two from 1927 - don't ask me why they look so different
He has convinced me .
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1929. (And... what's that? He's signed with... WHAT? GREEN INK?)

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It's faded, but on this 1923 ball, right under Ernie Johnson, is a rookie Gehrig.


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A thirteen-year-old Gehrig, 1917.

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1929. (And... what's that? He's signed with... WHAT? GREEN INK?)
Interesting. Now that I see the one from the green ink ball, I finally see it.

Could you please post a Lazzeri signature in green ink, so that it will look real too?
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