From: S. Rees
Saturday, March 16, 2013 2:21 PM
To: authentications@inferisonline.com
Subject: Autograph help

Mr Fre,

Hello I have been given your name to send a photo of a signature I have on an LP to see if you can let me know if it is real or fake.

I will be very grateful if you can guide me on this.

Please find 2 photos attached.

I look forward to your reply as soon as possible.

Many thanks,

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I’m afraid I do not recognize this signature. It does not even resemble that of the late artist.

I can assure you this is not even Michael Jackson’s handwriting. I examined the letters M, C, and E in Michael, which are key parts in this analysis. All three letters are completely inconsistent with his real hand writing.

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Signature analysis is a science that captures the essence of a person’s character and will shed important insight on the examination of an autographed item.
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From: S Nobile
Friday, February 15, 2013 8:02 AM
To: authentications@inferisonline.com
Subject: Authentication and Appraisal

Hi,

I was wondering if you could take a look at some autographs for me to see if they are authentic.

The first one Smallville is apparently signed by Tom Welling, Michael Rosenbaum and Kristin Kreuk.

The second one is apprantly signed by Alicia Silverstone.

If they are authentic what would you appraise them at?

Thanks for your help.
Kind Regards.-

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ALICIA SILVERSTONE:
Alicia Silverstone’s signature shows a consistent slant and formation which match characteristics that are familiar to other exemplars we have come to examine from the signer.

The specific way in which the letter “A” is formed and the consecutive pointed strokes after it, tell me this autograph must be about 10 years old. I did some research of my own and this photo took place at the Moulin Rouge L.A. premiere in 2001. So I strongly believe this signature is authentic.

Her signature on this type of photo has a market value of $40.00 – $50.00

SMALLVILLE:
In regards your Smallville photo, I regret to inform you all three signatures have been badly forged.

- Kristin Kreuk’s first loop forming what looks like a stretched letter “O” is not the way she signs her autograph. Also, Kristin always crosses out her signature right across the middle, showing she is cautious and a very reserved person. The signer of this forgery, however draws the loop over the signature showing a totally different individual.

- Tom Welling’s autograph has no puzzle for me to solve; looks like it is something the forger just came up with right off the top of their head. Tom’s signature is completely different.

- Regarding Michael Rosenbaum’s signature, obvious red flag; (which makes me not bother with the rest of the forgery) is Michael’s “M”. He always slants upwards and when there is no slant, the letter always starts at one point growing higher or bigger towards the third prong, never the other way around.

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INFERIS: Master Collectors LLC, e-Company of memorabilia sold online www.inferisonline.com
Signature analysis is a science that captures the essence of a person’s character and will shed important insight on the examination of an autographed item.
Article conducted by Emma B. de Silva under Mr. Jonathan Fré’s permission of disclosure. Inferisonline.com

From: L Nobile
Wednesday, February 13, 2013 2:14 PM
To: authentications@inferisonline.com
Subject: Autograph authentication.

Hi,

Can you tell me if this autograph of Monica Bellucci is authentic

Thanks.

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Even though the size of an autograph plays a part in the authenticity of a signature, I understand this is a close-up and as such the signature appears to be bigger that it should be.
Other than that, this autograph seems to be authentic. Specifically, when I examine the letter “B” which gives me the main clue to the authenticity of this signature. It is 100% that of Ms. Bellucci’s.

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INFERIS: Master Collectors LLC, e-Company of memorabilia sold online www.inferisonline.com
Signature analysis is a science that captures the essence of a person’s character and will shed important insight on the examination of an autographed item.
Article conducted by Emma B. de Silva under Mr. Jonathan Fré’s permission of disclosure. Inferisonline.com

From: Zelk .
Sunday, January 13, 2013 6:29 AM
To: authentications@inferisonline.com
Subject: Signature authentication.

Happy new year.

Can I please ask, can you do a free authentication on this Jerry seinfield signed baseball.

Thank you.

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Dear Zelk,

This signed baseball does appear to be authentic.

Signature shows a consistent slant and formation, especially in the letter J, which match characteristics that are familiar to other exemplars we have come to examine from the signer.

Size and slant in the letters E and the little differences between the first and the second, are also a perfect match.

The way FELD is written; using that specific letter F marks Mr Seinfield as the signer of your baseball. A person who jumps into action without much planning; someone who prefers field work rather than desk work.

Unlike the previous autograph you also sent us yesterday, this baseball signed by Jerry Seinfield does not reveal any shakiness that might suggest the hesitancy of a forger.

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INFERIS: Master Collectors LLC, e-Company of memorabilia sold online www.inferisonline.com

Signature analysis is a science that captures the essence of a person’s character and will shed important insight on the examination of an autographed item.

Article conducted by Emma B. de Silva under Mr. Jonathan Fré’s permission of disclosure. Inferisonline.com