Here is another "vintage" gem. At least 1 year old
I guess I'd rather buy the whole set @tolkienwinkel.nl for €14,95
https://www.tolkienshop.com/contents/en-uk/d49.html
I guess I'd rather buy the whole set @tolkienwinkel.nl for €14,95
https://www.tolkienshop.com/contents/en-uk/d49.html
Lots of things wrong with that signature, the 'o' in Tolkien is completely wrong, to the extent that it has morphed into two distinct letters.
Trotter wrote:
Lots of things wrong with that signature, the 'o' in Tolkien is completely wrong, to the extent that it has morphed into two distinct letters.
FWIW, I don't think the malformation of the 'o' is enough on its own. I've seen legitimate signatures where the 'o' is not properly connected.
Stu wrote:
Trotter wrote:
Lots of things wrong with that signature, the 'o' in Tolkien is completely wrong, to the extent that it has morphed into two distinct letters.
FWIW, I don't think the malformation of the 'o' is enough on its own. I've seen legitimate signatures where the 'o' is not properly connected.
That is not the only thing that is wrong, I can see at least four other issues, as Aelfwine states a 'Lazy forgery'.
Trotter wrote:
Stu wrote:
Trotter wrote:
Lots of things wrong with that signature, the 'o' in Tolkien is completely wrong, to the extent that it has morphed into two distinct letters.
FWIW, I don't think the malformation of the 'o' is enough on its own. I've seen legitimate signatures where the 'o' is not properly connected.
That is not the only thing that is wrong, I can see at least four other issues, as Aelfwine states a 'Lazy forgery'.
Oh, I agree. I'm just pointing out for clarity that that specific issue is not an indicator of it being a forgery on its own.
I agree but it is 'mistakes' like the 'o' that should give people pause for thought when assessing signatures. I don't recall seeing any examples where the 'o' is split into two loops, only examples where it may not be completely connected.