FREE ESTIMATE. To buy, auction, sell or consign your Hank Williams Sr autograph that is for sale, please email your description and photos to [email protected] of Nate D. Sanders Auctions (http://www.NateDSanders.com).

Hank Williams Sr Autograph Sold

Hank Williams Senior is considered by many to be the one of the first acclaimed country music stars. Williams had his first radio appearance at the tender age of 13 and soon after had a band, “Hank Williams and his Drifting Cowboys”, and was entering talent competitions. Some of Williams’s hits include “Move It On Over”, “Honky Tonkin” and “Lovesick Blues”. Williams tragically passed away at the age of 29, but his music has lived on despite his untimely death. Many artists such as Bob Dyland, Norah Jones and Perry Como have covered his work and several awards have been presented posthumously.

We sold a Hank Williams Sr autograph for $5,161. Here is the description:

Hank Williams Document Signed

Hank Williams document signed 1952 conditional sale contract for the very Cadillac Convertible Coupe that he died in. Third National Bank Time Payment Plan form filled in ink by Williams for a brand new 1952 “Cadilac” for “business and pleasure” for $5,670.16. Signed large and bold in blue ink “Hank Williams.” Hiriam “Hank” Williams, American singer/songwriter, became one of the most influential 20th century musicians. Before his premature death at age 29, Williams created a body of work that formed the backbone of country music and profoundly influenced pop and rock songwriting and vocal performance. Williams’ death was nearly as knotty and complicated as his life. On 1 January 1953, Williams was due to play in Canton, OH. Before leaving Knoxville, TN, he injected himself with B12 and morphine and left in the Cadillac with whiskey. His chauffeur found Williams dead in the back seat in Oak Hill, W. VA. Williams’ illegitimate daughter was born five days later. Williams’ final single was the portentously-titled “I’ll Never Get Out of This World Alive.” Williams’ musical legacy includes his son and grandchildren – all successful recording artists. Form, measuring 8.5″ x 11″, has tiny tears at top, “paid” stamp, bottom corner dog-eared. A poignant collectible from the godfather of country. With excellent Hank Williams autograph at bottom. Sold for $5,161.

We also sold the following Hank Williams Sr autograph items:

Hank Williams 1947 Contract Signed With MGM Records — The Contract That Launched the Career of America’s Great Country Singer

Contract dated 6 March 1947 between MGM Records and Hank Williams. Signed in full on last page in black ink “Hank Williams”. Portions of printed boilerplate contract are crossed out, with parts remaining stipulating that MGM would retain the rights to Williams’ music and Williams would be contracted for one year. This is the first contract that Williams signed with MGM, which would skyrocket his career. 8.5″ x 11″ three-page contract is lightly worn and soiled, and starting to separate along the folds. Very good condition. Sold for $3,682.

Hank Williams Signed Contract 1952

Hank Williams signed contract for the sale of his western clothing store, “Hank Williams Corral.” Rare document datelined Nashville, Tennessee, 18 July 1952 and boldly signed “Hank Williams,” at close. Contract between Williams and Abe J. Cohen in which Cohen purchased all assets of Williams’ western wear clothing store “Hank Williams Corral” in Nashville. Contract indicates that Cohen is to pay the sum of $4,000 and promises not to associate Williams’ name with his new venture. Hank Williams, Sr. was regarded as the greatest country artist ever. Williams’ smash hit, ‘Cold, Cold Heart,’ reached No. 1 on the country charts and later became a pop hit for Tony Benett. The popularity of ‘I Heard You Crying in Your Sleep’ and ‘Lovesick Blues’ earned Williams a trip to perform at the Grand Ole Opry in 1949. Williams appeared regularly at the Opry and organized the Drifting Cowboys to tour, along with additional studio musicians, the United States, Canada and Germany. ‘Why Don’t You Love Me’ and ‘Long Gone Lonesome Blues’ were No. 1 hits. He was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1961. Sold for 2,278.

Dudley LeBlanc Signed Program — With Hank Williams Sr. Autograph

Senator Dudley J. Leblanc Hadacol Caravan Show. Within the booklet are pictures and biographies of several celebrities of that time period. Some of those pictures were personally autographed at the show. Those include: Hank Williams,Sr., Carmen Miranda, Rochester, Dick Haymes, and Candy Candido. In addition, Senator LeBlanc also autographed the program. Other celebrity pictures and biographies are also included in the program but not autographed: Minnie Pearl, Jack Dempsey, Rudy Vallee, Dorothy Dorben Dancers, Cesar Romero, Sharkey Banano, Larry Glen Logan, Lee Marx,Los Gatos, Bando Da Lua Boys, Emile Parra, Tony Martin and His Orchestra, and Ann Maucele. The bottom front corner of the program is torn; otherwise, this vintage collectible is in good condition. Sold for $977.

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