Help with this early 1933 A.H. autograph please

[markus]

Down below images of an autograph which I am considering to pick-up on Monday.

I have a Feb. 1936 dated example, but I am not sure on A.H. signature around 1933.

Can anyone help me out on this one, please?

Your help is greatly appreciated!

[markus]

A.H. autograph

In detail...

[Adem]

I don't particularly like it unfortunately. It looks shaky and misshapen, especially for a 1933.
Best Regards

[max history]

Leave it Markus.
Max.

[outcast]

the furher used peoples back as a rest to sign pictures, so possible why its shaky written, but also not that many dated either in compare to name only. i dont like this card too. paul

[Rammstein]

Original.

[markus]

A.h.

How about this one?

[markus]

close up

and the close-up...

[markus]

Meissner

with "Meissner" dedication on the back.

[markus]

help

Anyone?

[max history]

Markus,
What do you think of it yourself?
Max.

[markus]

Markus,
What do you think of it yourself?
Max.

Hi Max-

Frankly I like them both.

1st (early) autograph:
Signature seems to correspond to what I would be looking for in a 1933/1934 signature. Also the "Mai" looks very authentic. I agree on the numbers though. They look shaky, but then again A.H.´s numbers are never perfectly written in any of the handwriting I have seen.

2nd autograph:
Also a pretty good standard signature for my taste around 1940-42.


One aspect is also always IMHO, how the autograph was given: flat signed at the desk, standing, shaky...(like in the image below)


But then again, I more than appreciate the input of true experienced paper, signature collectors.