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Signature of Sigmund Freud
Sigmund Freud
Freud's handwritten autograph signature, useful for recognizing his handwriting on letters and documents.
This is Freud's own signature, useful for identifying his authentic handwritten documents.

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What it is
This image shows the handwritten signature of Sigmund Freud, reading 'Sigm. Freud' in flowing cursive script.
Why it matters
A signature like this helps identify Freud's authentic handwritten documents, letters and manuscripts. Comparing signatures across documents is one way historians check whether a source is genuinely by the person it claims to be from.
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- What can handwriting style tell us about a person, and what can't it tell us?
- Why might historians use signatures to verify historical documents?
- How does a signature differ from a printed name in terms of what it proves?
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