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Hockey stick from 1941 signed
Okgo
Posts: 4 ✭
Just really want to figure some of these out see if it is really worth much, any help would be great 
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Okgo
Posts: 4 ✭
Okgo
Posts: 4 ✭
Okgo
Posts: 4 ✭
Okgo
Posts: 4 ✭
Just really want to figure some of these out see if it is really worth much, any help would be great
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First sig in the top picture, is Mike Palmateer.
Second one in the first picture, is Elmer Lach.
Top sig in the second picture looks like Rejean Houle.
Below Houle, is Phil Goyette.
Below Goyette, is Jean-Guy Talbot.
Sig on the right in the fourth picture, is Bill Gadsby.
To the left of Gadsby, is Yvan Cournoyer.
Fifth picture is Guy Lafleur.
Seventh picture, is Dollard St. Laurent.
Steve
Thank you that's the most help I have got
I think the one to the left of Yvan Cournoyer, is Gerry McNeil.
Picture #3 looks like Bob Nevin.
Picture #6 is Bobby Baun.
Steve
I'm thinking that the one in the next-to-last photo, is Johnny Bower.
Steve
Picture #13 is Henri Richard.
Steve
I am still wondering about the "from 1941" part in the title of the thread. Those look like Sharpie sigs, not the fountain pen that would have been used back then,. Do you mean it is a team from 1941, signed later?
That's when the names started
Some authentication would be needed. There are just too many fake sports autographs on the market. As noted before, the signatures were done much later than 1941. It would be helpful if you knew just when, where and why it was signed.