ALEXANDER HAMILTON * PSA * Twice Signed Letter While Serving as the Senior Officer in the US Army HARRY HOUDINI Some light scattered foxing

Some light scattered foxing

ALSO INCLUDED: Small section of envelope licked closed by Neil Armstrong with DNA from the moon walker

5" x 11" mimeograph sheets from White's GEMINI Orientation

or Jesse James fan

The original Declaration of Independence

ALEXANDER HAMILTON * PSA * Twice Signed Letter While Serving as the Senior Officer in the US Army HARRY HOUDINI Some light scattered foxingLetter signed dated September 6, 1799, from New York and signed "A. Hamilton" at conclusion. With second additional free frank signature on verso. An extraordinary document signed twice by the American hero. Hamilton responds to an earlier letter from Major John H Buell [not present]. At the time of the letter Hamilton was the Senior Officer of the United States army being outranked only by George Washington. Washington's role was largely ceremonial,