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John Hancock free franked signature from 1782 during the Revolutionary War while he served as Governor of Massachusetts. Hancock here writes to Brigadier General Nathaniel Goodwin to a fort on Gurney Bay in Plymouth, Massachusetts, writing ''Public Service'' to the upper portion and signing ''John Hancock''. Address leaf measures 6.25'' x 7.5'', framed to 28'' x 19.75'', with a plaque telling the historical events in 1782. Frame weighs 8 lbs. 4 oz. Small smudge to signature, light toning and spot of discoloration. Very good condition.
John Hancock Franking Signature From 1782 During the Revolutionary War -- Rare, With Address Panel in His HandJohn Hancock Franking Signature From 1782 During the Revolutionary War -- Rare, With Address Panel in His HandJohn Hancock Franking Signature From 1782 During the Revolutionary War -- Rare, With Address Panel in His HandJohn Hancock Franking Signature From 1782 During the Revolutionary War -- Rare, With Address Panel in His Hand
John Hancock Franking Signature From 1782 During the Revolutionary War -- Rare, With Address Panel in His HandJohn Hancock Franking Signature From 1782 During the Revolutionary War -- Rare, With Address Panel in His Hand
John Hancock Franking Signature From 1782 During the Revolutionary War -- Rare, With Address Panel in His Hand
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Auction closed on Thursday, May 28, 2015.
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