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Auction archive: Lot number 468

WASHINGTON, George. Partial document signed ("G: o Washington"), as President, 21 March 1791, COUNTER-SIGNED BY THOMAS JEFFERSON ("Th: Jefferson"), as Secretary of State, with autograph notation in Jefferson's hand ("By the President"). 1 page, oblon...

Auction 14.06.2005
14 Jun 2005
Estimate
US$4,000 - US$6,000
Price realised:
US$9,600
Auction archive: Lot number 468

WASHINGTON, George. Partial document signed ("G: o Washington"), as President, 21 March 1791, COUNTER-SIGNED BY THOMAS JEFFERSON ("Th: Jefferson"), as Secretary of State, with autograph notation in Jefferson's hand ("By the President"). 1 page, oblon...

Auction 14.06.2005
14 Jun 2005
Estimate
US$4,000 - US$6,000
Price realised:
US$9,600
Beschreibung:

WASHINGTON, George. Partial document signed ("G: o Washington"), as President, 21 March 1791, COUNTER-SIGNED BY THOMAS JEFFERSON ("Th: Jefferson"), as Secretary of State, with autograph notation in Jefferson's hand ("By the President"). 1 page, oblong, 5½ x 14 7/8 in., framed with engraved portraits of both Washington and Jefferson . A PATENT LETTER SIGNED BY WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON. Jefferson, himself an inventor, presided over the Patent Office in his capacity as Secretary of State. Only the jurat portion of this patent remains, indicating the President's and the Secretary of State's signatures made at Philadelphia in 1791, the second year of the Washington administration, when relations were still cordial between these fellow Virginians. The tumultuous events of the French Revolution, the debates over American neutrality in the wars between Britain and France, and growing factional warfare at home would turn these crucial Founders against each other after 1796.

Auction archive: Lot number 468
Auction:
Datum:
14 Jun 2005
Auction house:
Christie's
New York, Rockefeller Center
Beschreibung:

WASHINGTON, George. Partial document signed ("G: o Washington"), as President, 21 March 1791, COUNTER-SIGNED BY THOMAS JEFFERSON ("Th: Jefferson"), as Secretary of State, with autograph notation in Jefferson's hand ("By the President"). 1 page, oblong, 5½ x 14 7/8 in., framed with engraved portraits of both Washington and Jefferson . A PATENT LETTER SIGNED BY WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON. Jefferson, himself an inventor, presided over the Patent Office in his capacity as Secretary of State. Only the jurat portion of this patent remains, indicating the President's and the Secretary of State's signatures made at Philadelphia in 1791, the second year of the Washington administration, when relations were still cordial between these fellow Virginians. The tumultuous events of the French Revolution, the debates over American neutrality in the wars between Britain and France, and growing factional warfare at home would turn these crucial Founders against each other after 1796.

Auction archive: Lot number 468
Auction:
Datum:
14 Jun 2005
Auction house:
Christie's
New York, Rockefeller Center
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