Tough signature of pitcher Roy WIlkinson, who during the 1919 season amassed a 17-15 record with the Columbus Senators of the American Association before joining the White Sox and pitching in four games.  Wilkinson was a strong enough pitcher in minor league ball that Kid Gleason pitched in two World Series games, a total of 7.1 innings.  Wilkinson passed away in 1956, making his signature quite difficult.  Applied here in black ballpoint on a lined index card, the signature has been authenticated and encapsulated by PSA/DNA, grading NM-MT 8.  THe paper exhibits some areas of uneven toning and light foxing, though the signature displays very well.

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