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This Signature is consistent considering a wide range of specific qualities including slant, flow, pen pressure, letter size and formation, and other characteristics typical of our extensive database of known exemplars we have examined throughout our hobby and professional careers. It is our considered opinion that the signature item is genuine.

✅ Autograph Analysis — Violet Myers (Signature Only)
Ink & Medium

The signature is executed in a yellow paint marker, which behaves differently than Sharpies:

Ink lays slightly raised on the surface

Reflects light with a matte–metallic sheen

Natural streak variation from paint flow — a sign of actual hand application, not a print

These are consistent with real paint-pen signing at conventions or private signings.

Stroke & Flow Characteristics

Continuous motion across letters with no unnatural hesitation

Smooth transitions between upstrokes and downstrokes

Pressure variation visible — some strokes heavier, others lighter — a key indicator of a genuine, freehand signature

The pen lift between first and last name is natural and clean, not digitally simulated

Letter Structure Compared to Known Authentic Examples

Typical Violet Myers autographs show:

A tall, looping V

Rounded “iolet”

Last name starts with a long descending stroke on the M, flowing into connected cursive

Slight rightward slant and fast writing rhythm

This cropped signature matches those traits closely.

Authentication Indicators

✔ Real paint-pen texture
✔ Natural pen lifts and stroke tapering
✔ No pixel-perfect uniformity (meaning not printed)
✔ Letter shapes and slant consistent with known examples

✅ Verdict: Very Likely Authentic

Based on handwriting structure, ink behavior, and consistency with known exemplars, this signature would be rated:

➡️ “Very Likely Authentic.”