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I’m not really an autograph collector, but I did end up with 3 copies of Zora’s signature. And what piqued my interest, was seeing another that was different from the ones I acquired. Three of mine say: “Z. Arkus-Duntov” and the new one I saw said “Zora Duntov”.
In the accompanying jpeg are 4 examples. I am confident of the authenticity of three.
In the upper left between 1974-1979 Zora autographed my 1963 Corvette Red sales brochure.
In the upper right, on August 15 or 16, 1980 Zora was at the San Mateo NCRS meet, and as he explained the impending TBI, he made a small sketch with a graph and I asked him if I could have it. And I asked him to sign it.
Below these two is my third autograph. In 1995, I won a 1975 at Carlisle and previously the original owner had Zora autograph his owner’s manual.
Then I recently saw this fourth autograph in the lower right, and it was different. I looked in many of my old Corvette books to see if I could find other copies, but found none. But knowing this church and the parishoners, I figure there have got to be others here. Are any similar to the latter?
Geoffrey Coenen
In the accompanying jpeg are 4 examples. I am confident of the authenticity of three.
In the upper left between 1974-1979 Zora autographed my 1963 Corvette Red sales brochure.
In the upper right, on August 15 or 16, 1980 Zora was at the San Mateo NCRS meet, and as he explained the impending TBI, he made a small sketch with a graph and I asked him if I could have it. And I asked him to sign it.
Below these two is my third autograph. In 1995, I won a 1975 at Carlisle and previously the original owner had Zora autograph his owner’s manual.
Then I recently saw this fourth autograph in the lower right, and it was different. I looked in many of my old Corvette books to see if I could find other copies, but found none. But knowing this church and the parishoners, I figure there have got to be others here. Are any similar to the latter?
Geoffrey Coenen