1930s Lou Gehrig Pre NPB Kobe College Japan Photo Baseball MLB HOF Hand Writing? For Sale

1930’s Lou Gehrig Kobe College uniformed baseball photo. Thicker card stock like paper. Late cabinet card style. Image was framed. I removed it. I have no use for the frame except potential provenance. Facial recognition is beyond there. Measure the smile creases. Appears to be Gehrig’s handwriting on the back. I am admittedly more of a facial recognition authority rather than autographs. Gehrig made at least two trips to Japan. I don’t believe there are any records that would back up this being Gehrig. It is now known. I contacted a few jokers on this one quite awhile back. They are likely blushing while reading this. Seems to be quite a few self touted Japanese baseball experts on . I can’t back up any of their claims of expertise. If I were a NPB head, I would consider this a holy grail in the market. Jokers. Well anyways I bring you another historical masterpiece. That name again is jollyrodgersrelics. Photo is about 8 by 10 inch in size. Stains, toning and wear. Likely marked by Gehrig on the back. Feel free to ask questions. If you’re on the fence on purchasing and want to see the frame, contact me. It was professionally framed in Massachusetts back in the 1930’s. The image has red hand tinting on the uniform. I added the last side by side for body comparison. I was contacted by a beauty claiming Lou Gehrig is built like a line backer and this player is 125 pounds. Use technology patron. I could use so many words in place of patron. The image I have listed had Gehrig standing on an angle. Comparison is as simple as taking a known image and doing a full body side by side. Angled body to angled body. When I say feel free to ask questions, I’m not asking me to show me your intelligence level. I was informed by the next beauty that Lou Gehrig has a dimple on the right sight of his face in every image. First of all come at me with technology. It exists. Not everybody can look into that special little brain of yours. Use technology to express your ideas. Lou Gehrig has a prominent dimple on the right side of his face when he is smiling. The dimple is part of crease on the right sight. The dimple isn’t apparent when he’s not smiling. If you expect me to read that little mind, familiarize yourself with the face first. Who’s next.