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Woodrow Wilson Letter & Theodore Roosevelt Appointment
In a typed letter to author-historian, John Rogers Williams, Wilson wishes his associate, “every prosperity to the undertaking to get it [his “Journal”] worthily printed”. Dated, “19 May, 1899”, the letter continues on, “Let me here how it fares, and what further advice you may need”. Signed in strong black fountain pen (8/10). The lightly toned paper includes its original mailing folds along with light creasing o/w EX. The appointment certificate, complete with blue “Navy Department” seal, is decorated with Americana graphics. Roosevelt’s 7.5/10 black fountain pen signing is fluent though lightly faded and the certificate displays some wrinkling and light staining but o/w EX. Framed to 17”x21”.
Past Sports Card, Memorabilia, Non-Sports Card and Collecitble Auction Items
Other past auction items that may be of interest to you.
1897 William McKinley Signed Cabinet Photograph (8x11")
Thomas Jefferson Signature
WWII U.S. Military Lead Model Ships
1945 Atomic Bomb Presentation Book
Uncle Sam WWI Recruiting Poster by James Montgomery Flagg
William Taft Signed Cuban Document
“I Want You” WWII Army Poster (26x40”)
