Framed and Matted Rutherford B. Hayes Autograph Letter Signed (ALS) Regarding President-Elect Benjamin Harrison, Dated: 14 January 1889. We are delighted to present a carefully preserved, authentically framed and matted Rutherford B. Hayes Autograph Letter Signed (ALS). Our highlight artifact is from the 19th President of the United States himself and offers historical insight into the post-presidential views of Hayes. Dated January 14, 1889, this original letter was penned by Hayes just days after the electoral victory of Benjamin Harrison, the 23rd U.S. President. This personal correspondence offers Hayes' discerning thoughts and perspectives on the anticipated tenure of President-Elect, Benjamin Harrison. Each word in this letter is crisply written in Hayes' own hand, showcasing his eloquent penmanship. The one-page letter, written in iron gall ink, measures approximately 7.75" x 9.75". Also presented is the original envelope the letter was mailed in. The document is double matted using acid-free materials for archival quality, paired with a tasteful wooden frame, and secured under UV-protected plexiglass - maintaining the integrity of the piece while providing clear visibility. This is not merely a piece of signed memorabilia, but a unique artifact that truly encapsulates an era in U.S. history. Making it an exceptional addition to any collection, it provides an opportunity to own a piece of presidential correspondence of immense historical magnitude. This piece has been diligently preserved in very good condition, retaining the vibrancy of its original state despite its age. Some minimal signs of age are apparent, which only add to its character and historical authenticity. This auction is for serious collectors who appreciate and understand the historical significance and intrinsic value of presidential memorabilia. Feel connected to the world of past leaders and breathe in the essence of U.S History unfolding as you bid for this invaluable piece of Rutherford B. Hayes' epistolary legacy. Remember, you're not just bidding on a letter - you're bidding on a genuine glimpse into U.S. history!

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