pencil hand signed cart, cant read it.  

These type of signatures are...
These type of signatures are usually of the person who inspected or assembled the piece of furniture.

thx
Thx foxxxy. I've been told it may be American of Martinsville but there's no marking i can find. I wonder if its something common on American of Martinsville, or if the part with marking had been changed maybe. I have a drawer too with white laminate top that has no marking too, the same person told me it is also made by American of Martinsville. I'm not familiar with this brand. Any infos link lead are welcome. thx

You probably already know...
You probably already know this but those stenciled numbers usually indicate an American origin. Especially as opposed to European.

i didnt know
Thanks leif ericson, very instructive

but...
i dont want to bitch around but that signature is pretty grand for a factory worker or inspector. And the signature measures around a foot long large.

I don't know what
y'all are smoking, but that says "band saw" plain as day to me.

Wow!! I see it now, too.
Mystery solved. You go, Riki!
Best,
Aunt Mark

Band saw?
its just a cheap ass old board some old horny dude put together in his garage.

oh my god!
Bahahahaha!

He might have
been a dude and he might have been horny and he might have been in his garage, but, I promise you, he was toting a band saw.

!Bahahahahahaaaaaa! Pardon..
Give me time to respond. I just sprayed grain-fuel (on the bricks, with a twist) out of my nose.. and onto the screen.
Time out.
Aunt Mark

So, that
plastic surgery you were already planning on having for your deviated septum has been moved up by a few months, Aunt Mark?
Bonne recuperation, ma cherie!

.
Fo' Shrizzle.

🙂
Hilarious!