Who's On First - Real or Facsimile sigs?

[RichardSimon]

I am being offered this but from the scan it is hard to tell if it is printed or facsimile sigs.
Has anyone ever seen a printed Who's On First like this with facsimile sigs?
Thanks for any help.

[gnaz01]

Looks stamped IMO

[1880nonsports]

they have a flat appearance. I looked at a couple of old Profiles and R & R catalogs and didn't see it.

[RichardSimon]

I was hoping that someone had actually seen this before.
I had not actually thought of rubber stamps on this. Seems kind of odd that three sigs would be stamped though. But I cannot disagree with that assessment Greg.

[shelly]

I have seen stamps similar to that. I totally agree that it is stamped

[gnaz01]

Originally Posted by RichardSimon

I was hoping that someone had actually seen this before.
I had not actually thought of rubber stamps on this. Seems kind of odd that three sigs would be stamped though. But I cannot disagree with that assessment Greg.

It may be one larg(er) stamp. And in the body of the text above it, Costello NEVER says "that's our shortstop", that's 100% Abbott's line only......

[shelly]

Originally Posted by RichardSimon

I was hoping that someone had actually seen this before.
I had not actually thought of rubber stamps on this. Seems kind of odd that three sigs would be stamped though. But I cannot disagree with that assessment Greg.

It looks like lou and bud have the same type stamp. The other looks totally different.

[David Atkatz]

Originally Posted by gnaz01

It may be one larg(er) stamp. And in the body of the text above it, Costello NEVER says "that's our shortstop", that's 100% Abbott's line only......

Costello does say "That's our shortstop." He says it along with Abbott. Because he knew that's what Bud was going to say. The two say it in unison.