Show a "rare" variation of a common autograph

[Republicaninmass]

Thank you, as this thread made me dig through my stacks


Robin Roberts, know for almost "printing" his signature, certainly didn't begin that way! Here is a mimic to his 51/52 signing style, he got BETTER with age!


Posting from my phone, sorry if it's rotated

[WillowGrove]

I agree with Scott, cool topic (AND I like the Joey Belle too.)

Now I haven't been into autographs for very long but I have not seen Mr. Hartnett sign like this anywhere else.

I read in some old post that some players signed to replicate what was printed on the card - do many find this accurate?

Again, cool topic. Thanks. -peter

[tazdmb]

Originally Posted by WillowGrove

I agree with Scott, cool topic (AND I like the Joey Belle too.)

Now I haven't been into autographs for very long but I have not seen Mr. Hartnett sign like this anywhere else.

I read in some old post that some players signed to replicate what was printed on the card - do many find this accurate?

Again, cool topic. Thanks. -peter

There are checks in the market where he signs his legal name, but that is the first non-check autograph I have seen like that.

[yanksfan09]

Early Jeter and Bonds...

[mcgwirecom]

Early Manny signatures. Totally legible!

[nicker10]

Here are some early ones of Puckett, Pedro, and Griffey

[jb217676]

Signed in 1979 by Raines.

[tazdmb]

Originally Posted by nicker10

Here are some early ones of Puckett, Pedro, and Griffey

Full name Maranville, Full name Veeck. Have other old HOFfull names (Appling, Gehringer, Willie Foster, Judy Johnson...) but not paying Photobucket's ransom.