Title: William Howard Taft Signed 2.75" x 3.375" Name Card – 27th U.S. President – JSA Certified

Description:
Presented here is an original hand-signed 2¾" x 3⅜" white name card autographed by William Howard Taft, the 27th President of the United States and later the 10th Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court. Executed in bold black ink with a steel-tip fountain pen, Taft’s signature is elegantly displayed across the card’s front. The back is blank, and the card remains in excellent condition with only light age toning, ideal for matting or archival framing.

Historical Context:
William H. Taft remains a singular figure in American history as the only individual to have held both the presidency (1909–1913) and the position of Chief Justice (1921–1930). Known for his legal acumen and conservative philosophy, Taft’s presidency focused on trust-busting, civil service reform, and strengthening the judiciary. His post-presidential appointment to the Supreme Court by President Harding fulfilled his lifelong ambition and solidified his legacy as a jurist more than a politician.

Autographs from Taft are sought after due to his unique dual-service role in the executive and judicial branches of government. This name card, likely signed during his later years, is a particularly elegant and compact example of his signature.

Authentication & Encapsulation:
This item has been fully authenticated by James Spence Authentication (JSA) and is accompanied by a Letter of Authenticity (LOA) with Certification Number ZZ36913. JSA confirms that the autograph was hand-signed by Taft and has examined the ink, pressure, and handwriting characteristics to verify its authenticity.

Closing Appeal:
A refined and historically rich signed piece from one of the most distinguished public servants in U.S. history, this William Howard Taft name card is a must-have for collectors of presidential autographs, Supreme Court history, or American political memorabilia. Its small size and clean presentation make it ideal for custom display or archival preservation.