What I keep thinking about is people's signatures change ... over time, depending on how many books they've signed in one sitting, etc.
I can see any signature being rushed and not "perfect" for any number of reasons ... I guess, personally, I'd need some specific reasons why one would be claimed as a "forgery" if you go to a place that shows his legitimate signatures and it's pretty close to one (or some) of those.
My .02 cents, I'll stop now ...
Questionable signature
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Mr. Rabbit Trick
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Re: Questionable signature
Yes it is horrible, but genuine. His signatures this century are getting worse after his accident, and of course, age.
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JackyBoy
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Re: Questionable signature
That makes sense. Heck, I’m only in my 40’s and my signature has changed quite a bit from 20 years ago.