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Christoper Reeve Signature - Through the Years

1. Mid 80's movie still

2. Late 70's on document

3. Late 70's letter

4. Early 90's photograph

5. Early 80's photograph

Tags: Authentic, Christopher, Full, Reeve, Signature, Stacked, Superman

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Permalink Reply by Bradford on February 10, 2015 at 8:38am

Here is a signature from 1994 in the full signature style Reeve signed right before his tragic accident. Almost a hybrid between the full and stacked signature which was a characteristic of many of his late signatures.

Permalink Reply by Bradford on February 10, 2015 at 8:39am

This particular signature of Reeve's is stacked and characteristic of his mid to late 80's signature near height of his career.

Permalink Reply by Bradford on February 10, 2015 at 8:40am

This is an early 80's signature of Reeve's that was taken from a movie still. It's very similar to the late 70s Reeve signature but condensed to a certain degree. The C and R are more in proportion with the other letters.

Permalink Reply by JXE on February 10, 2015 at 8:42am

I'd like to add a cool early 80's Reeve that I picked up recently. Thanks to Pete for checking it out for me.

Permalink Reply by Bradford on February 10, 2015 at 8:50am

I absolutely love it, JAX. I saw this up for sale not long ago. I think this was definitely a good buy. No doubt whatsoever regarding it's authenticity. This signature is most comparable to the one I posted below as well as the one above.

Thanks so much for sharing this and congratulations on a wonderful piece. Not very often you see these types of color Superman photos signed.

Permalink Reply by Bradford on February 10, 2015 at 8:45am

The next signature is taken from a handwritten letter written by Reeve. Another beautiful signature that comes from the late 70s and yet has been slightly modified. No loops in the T and the H with a disconnect between the S and the T. Not a huge change still very obviously Reeve's signature.

Permalink Reply by Bradford on February 10, 2015 at 8:46am

Being the fact that most of my experience comes from Christopher Reeve's signature, I would like to begin with an exemplar of his from the late 70's. This particular autograph is a full signature found on one of Reeve's acting contracts. As you can tell, Reeve signifies the importance of the document by detailing each of the letters in his name (something that is often lost in the evolution of the signature of a celebrity especially the more demand the signature brings).

Permalink Reply by Pete Bendu on May 4, 2015 at 4:18am

I admit this one shocked me, I saw it on ebay and tossed on a small bid, not even reading all the fine print. About a week later a monster envelope shows up at my door, 11x14 page signed with one huge autograph.