ABRAHAM LINCOLN Handwritten Envelope Circa 1863 With Autograph Letter SIGNED PSA Edward H. White II An injury to President Johnson's

An injury to President Johnson's arm prevented him from signing the majority of documents during his presidency

I have considered the case proposed to me in your letter of the 11th

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All artifacts were legally recovered and certified as coming from the site of the Battle of Little Big Horn

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