Marvin Hart - Champion
United States
Availability 5
Cost- signed cut 5
Cost- signed photo 5
See the full marriage license of Marvin Hart from 1902 on this page.
Hart-marriage
1902 
Marvin Hart signature dated Sept. 2, 1902 on a wedding license with
witnesses present.
Capital M in Marvin is of a fancier script than below, but capital H in Hart
is of the same corkscrew style.
1909 
Marvin Hart signature dated Jan 7, 1909 on a mangerial agreement.
Image courtesy of Filson Historical Society, Louisville, Kentucky
1909 -1910 
1910 T225 Tobacco boxing card of Marvin Hart with
pre-printed signature. This facsimile matches favorably
with the above Hart signature signed in 1909, which had
a witness present.
1918 
Signed WWI draft card dated September 12, 1918
Matches the two signatures above. Was witnessed
by the registrar.
Special thanks to the members of IBRO.
1926 
Originally from the Jim Jeffries collection, photo of an older Hart
with an inscription on the back of the photo. Signed in 1926.
Even though his signature changed from 1909, notice the curly Q
pigtail-like motion that starts the word "This". It is the same type
of swirl he used when signing the word "Hart" back in 1909.
image courtesy of Phil Paul, Bill Schutte, Don Scott
Marvin Hart signature on a glove - seems similar to the above
Hart autograph which was signed in 1926.
image courtesy of Don Scott
image courtesy of Craig Hamilton
Josportsinc.com
image courtesy of Peter Mueller
Additional Marvin Hart exemplars needed. Since only a few Hart
examples exist, these are presented as is and in good faith. It is
up to each collector to decide the merits of Marvin Hart's autograph
as we slowly gain more exemplars and information on Marvin Hart
and his signing habits.