Lyndon B. Johnson
Washington, D.C., ca. June 8, 1965
LBJ Pen Used to Sign 1965 Act to Establish National Tech Institute for the Deaf
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An Esterbrook dipping pen, used by President Lyndon B. Johnson to sign H. R. 7031, An Act to provide for the establishment and operation of a National Technical Institute for the Deaf. Measuring 6.25" in length, [Washington, D.C.], ca. June 8, 1965. The Esterbrook Desk Pen model features a black plastic grip and a crystal clear Lucite barrel on which "THE PRESIDENT - THE WHITE HOUSE" is etched in white on the barrel. Attractively displayed with a copy of the Act, a telegram inviting Alexander Fleischman, President of the National Congress of Jewish Deaf, to the signing event, and a newspaper clipping, measuring 24.5" x 13". Faint, expected wear to the pen. Edge toning to the Act edges. The newspaper clipping and telegram are heavily toned. Toning to the mat edges as well. Overall very good.

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24.5" x 13"