Franklin D. Roosevelt and Winston Churchill signed display of The Atlantic Charter, the 1941 declaration by the United States and the United Kingdom for the world they envisioned post-WWII. This declaration by the leaders of the free world had a profound impact on international relations, with its eight-point declaration including a world free from want and fear, free trade among nations, and self-determination and self-government by the people. The Atlantic Charter would ultimately inspire the creation of NATO and the United Nations after the war.
Display is signed by both Roosevelt and Churchill in fountain pen, with visible portion of signatures measuring 3.75'' x .75'' and 2.25'' x .625'' respectively. Photo of the Charter measures 13'' x 19.5'' and entire display measures 19'' x 30.25''. Some toning and discoloration to signatures, else near fine. With PSA/DNA COAs for both signatures.