I purchased a Charles Lindbergh autograph from an East Coast dealer named John Reznikoff. It looks off to me but I am not an expert. It is definitely from the time period of when Lindbergh would have lived but I've heard a lot of negative stuff about this dealer and wanted to ask if he, not mr. Reznikoff but Charles Lindbergh ever had a secretary sign for him. I asked this of University Archives where a lady answered the phone yelling to the background and she said NO he never had a secretary sign for him. Does anyone know if he changed his signature and when that might have been?
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