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Antique 1908 Congressional Letter Signed Committee on Military Affairs + Envelope
Description:
An authentic and fascinating piece of early 20th century American political history.
This original 1908 typed letter on “Committee on Military Affairs, House of Representatives U.S.” stationery comes with its original mailed envelope postmarked Washington D.C., April 1908.
The letter discusses labor legislation, including references to the boycott and anti-injunction bill, offering a glimpse into political and labor issues during the Progressive Era.
A wonderful piece for collectors of:
* political ephemera
* congressional history
* labor movement history
* Washington D.C. memorabilia
* antique manuscripts and correspondence
The ornate committee letterhead and period typography display beautifully framed.
Details:
* Dated: April 15, 1908
* Origin: Washington, D.C.
* Includes original envelope
* Typed letter with signature
* Committee on Military Affairs, House of Representatives U.S.
Condition:
Age-related toning, folds, and light discoloration consistent with over 100 years of age. Envelope shows staining and handling wear. Please review all photographs carefully for condition details.
Why We Love It:
Historical correspondence like this connects directly to the conversations and concerns shaping America in 1908 — a remarkable survivor from the halls of Congress.
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