Thread: Help me identify these autographs!?

Originally Posted by Mr.Woodland

It looks like JB at the top between Brown and Martinez. I think it looks kinda like Loktionov

Possibly scout and former king Alyn Mccauley?

I have thought about Loktionov too. There is some similaritys, but also some things that isn´t the same. So I´m not sure what to think about this one...

The Alan McCauley looks pretty good, that might be him! Thanks!!

Originally Posted by taz42

hahaha it must be nice to have a bunch of scribbling that you have no idea who the hell they are.

I have a signed photo of the 2011-2012 Stanley Cup Champions, that I bought for a bargain! It´s 100 % authentic and I´m sure of the autographs of:

Quick
Bernier
Doughty
Greene
Mitchell
Scuderi
Voynov
Martinez
Kopitar
Brown
Williams
Richards
Carter
Penner
Stoll
King
Lewis
Fraser
Richardson
Nolan
Clifford

So yes, it´s pretty nice to have this...

My Mom once yelled at Davis Drewiske about how illegible his signature was, and he replied, "This is my autograph, not my signature." He then explained how he was taught that you had to be able to sign hundreds if not thousands of autographs at a sitting and there was no time to think about penmanship. Made sense, but didn't really placate her..

So the next table we go to is Ponikarovsky's, so she asks him to sign it, "Like you did when you were learning to write in school" (thinking he would have to more neatly and legibly sign his whole name out instead of a scribble and a number). He looked at her, puzzled, and then wrote out in huge block letters, " A L E X E I P O N I K A R O V S K Y".

LOL

Haha, that's funny!

It didn't help me a bit, but it was really funny... :-)

Originally Posted by not-mike

My Mom once yelled at Davis Drewiske about how illegible his signature was, and he replied, "This is my autograph, not my signature." He then explained how he was taught that you had to be able to sign hundreds if not thousands of autographs at a sitting and there was no time to think about penmanship. Made sense, but didn't really placate her..

So the next table we go to is Ponikarovsky's, so she asks him to sign it, "Like you did when you were learning to write in school" (thinking he would have to more neatly and legibly sign his whole name out instead of a scribble and a number). He looked at her, puzzled, and then wrote out in huge block letters, " A L E X E I P O N I K A R O V S K Y".

LOL

I love it!

Well, the middle one on the left of the page looks like Mel Gibson to me.

Take it to that pawn shop in vegas that is on Pawn Stars and they will call in that expert dude with the magnify glass. He will ID them and then tell them u dont want to sell it.

http://letsgokings.com/attachments/f...s-dscn3192.jpg
The Alyn Mccauley signature is making me think the other one could be Nelson Emerson another scout because the N kinda looks similar to some of his autographs Ive seen and tat could be a 17 at the end

Originally Posted by Mr.Woodland

http://letsgokings.com/attachments/f...s-dscn3192.jpg
The Alyn Mccauley signature is making me think the other one could be Nelson Emerson another scout because the N kinda looks similar to some of his autographs Ive seen and tat could be a 17 at the end

You´re quite the detective...

That´s not a bad guess! They are similar, especially the beginning. But it seems a little odd the write his old jerseynumber now when he´s a scout...

Only one to go now, it seems like the last name ends with "bill" or something like that! Andrei Loktionov have been suggested, but I´m not sure.

Come on, help anyone???