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  • hblakewolf
    Banned
    • Nov 2005
    • 1870

    Ami's 100% Authentic Team

    The most recent October American Memorabila Auction catalog does not list Ron Fukushima as part of the 100% Authentic team, any longer.

    This leaves Lou Lampson, "considered...as the foremost authority and analyst in the field" as the sole equipment authenticator, with assistance from Chuck Cirelli and Willy Steinmiller.

    Why the change?

    Howard Wolf
    hblakewolf@patmedia.net
  • allstarsplus
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2005
    • 3707

    #2
    Re: Ami's 100% Authentic Team

    Originally posted by hblakewolf
    Ron Fukushima

    Howard Wolf
    Howard - I am not an expert on the spelling of Ron's name, but quite possibly that is not spelled correctly.

    Andrew

    PS - Maybe Ron isn't authenticating for them anymore because AMI took this thread to heart (LOL)
    Regards,
    Andrew Lang
    AllstarsPlus@aol.com
    202-716-8500

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    • hblakewolf
      Banned
      • Nov 2005
      • 1870

      #3
      Re: Ami's 100% Authentic Team

      Andrew-

      My mistake. Ron's correctly spelled last name is Fukushima. Sorry for the mistake.

      Howard Wolf
      hblakewolf@patmedia.net

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      • Vintagedeputy
        Senior Member
        • Oct 2005
        • 3172

        #4
        Re: Ami's 100% Authentic Team

        I was a spelling bee champ in the 5th grade and I believe that either spelling variation is acceptable....


        Jim

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        • CollectGU
          Senior Member
          • Nov 2005
          • 917

          #5
          Re: Ami's 100% Authentic Team

          Originally posted by hblakewolf
          The most recent October American Memorabila Auction catalog does not list Ron Fuckushima as part of the 100% Authentic team, any longer.

          This leaves Lou Lampson, "considered...as the foremost authority and analyst in the field" as the sole equipment authenticator, with assistance from Chuck Cirelli and Willy Steinmiller.

          Why the change?

          Howard Wolf
          hblakewolf@patmedia.net
          Howard,

          I don't know why Ron is not listed but you are forgetting Bob Case and Denny Esken and Rich Ellis( hockey) among those assisting on authenticating items.

          Regards,

          Dave

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          • hblakewolf
            Banned
            • Nov 2005
            • 1870

            #6
            Re: Ami's 100% Authentic Team

            Originally posted by CollectGU
            Howard,

            I don't know why Ron is not listed but you are forgetting Bob Case and Denny Esken and Rich Ellis( hockey) among those assisting on authenticating items.

            Regards,

            Dave
            Dave-
            Per the most recent AMI catalog, there is no mention of Bob Case or Rich Eliis being associated with AMI or the 100% AUTHENTIC TEAM.

            As for Denny Eskin, and the description included in the catalog, he is "Exclusively contracted to authenticate our Steelers and Pirates memorabilia and all game worn gloves".

            Are we led to believe that Lampson's keen expertise combined with his "8,000 plus uniform related photos in his reference library" will provide adequate resource for authenticating all types of jerseys and equipment? The again, Lou can may be relying on Chuck Cirelli (Asst. Pirates Equip. Mgr.) or Willie Steinmiller (Equip. Manager for the Chicago Sting, bulls and Visiting Clubhouse Asst. for the White Sox in 1977/78).

            Dave, Vic or Keeta, any help in understanding the change is appreciated.

            Howard Wolf
            hblakewolf@patmedia.net

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            • jdr3
              Senior Member
              • Nov 2005
              • 340

              #7
              Re: Ami's 100% Authentic Team

              Howard's spelling reminded me of a package we received at our house sometime in the mid 80s. We lived on Sulky Lane, but whoever did the data processing for this company made a typo. The amazing thing is that the package arrived at our house. I cut the shipping label off because it was so unique.
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