Most likely autopen. You can probably even find the same pattern under google images. For years, I thought my grandfather's retirement letter from Bill Clinton was real. After extensive google imaging, I found the same autopen pattern. Based on this image, you can also see the slow, drawn out, blotc...

Send one of his books to his home address and you are bound to get a success. Even recently as yesterday a book success was reported on sportscollectors.net

805 North Rexford Drive. Beverly Hills, CA 90210

Forget about an agency address...

Probably a good thing you got it unsigned. She has used a secretary for many years to sign fan mail.

He will sign the books sent to his home address. I think it's Roxbury Drive. The literary agency could have sent a pre-signed book. People have been getting book successes recently, and for years, sent to his home. Other items, like photos do come back unsigned. He is proud of his books and for some...

Try sending one of his books and write to his Roxbury Drive home address. People have gotten successes this was for a while, and even just a few months ago.

Wow, that is pretty amazing. It definitely isn't a usual secretarial. It looks pretty close to his actual signature, maybe a little loopier/messier but could be considering his age. The private signing ones from a few years back seemed to be all over the place, too. Could be a secretary just wrote a...

I met him in-person in 2007. He was actually in line to hear a speech from Norman Mailer. I'm pretty sure he got Norman's autograph too. It was a book signing for Norman, in the area where Patch lives or works. The next day he was at a book store, again it seemed as a fan more than a celebrity. It w...

Awesome, special success. That's what makes autographs so much fun. It's better than the normal "best wishes" type response.

The new ttms look pretty close but I'm thinking secretarial.

Years ago, he actually had Noel Neill from Superman signing autographs for him. Though it was obvious the "Tom Selleck" autographs were hers, I'm thinking the new ttms are just a secretary who can copy his signature better.

When I wrote to him a few years ago it took about six months to get a reply. I did send both his books so that might be the reason for success.