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FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT Autograph Early Governor CAMPAIGN PORTRAIT Signed * PSA
$1,250.00
Guaranteed Authentic
32nd President of the United States, Franklin D. Roosevelt early UNINSCRIBED autograph Ortho N.Y. matte sepia portrait signed. At the time Roosevelt was campaigning for Governor of NY, a position he would hold from January, 1929 to December 31, 1932. Signed at lower right with a bold, fine full signature.
FDR served as the 44th Governor of New York before his election to the Presidency in 1933. He is the longest serving US President, and the only one to have served more than two terms, spanning the Great Depression and World War II.
The Roosevelt autographed portrait has been thoroughly examined and CERTIFIED AUTHENTIC BY PSA/DNA EXPERT EXAMINATION, and encapsulated using PSA/DNA's proprietary sonically-sealed technology. GUARANTEED GENUINE.
Condition is as shown, with toning and wear, consistent with age, use and handling. Previous signs of mounting to verso. Photo measures appx. 10" x 8" inside 13" x 10" slab. Please review all images carefully for exact condition.
NOTE: several examples of "Newton's Ring" appear on the reverse side of the encapsulate (the rings that look like little air bubbles trapped inside) -- a common, harmless byproduct of the slabbing process of larger items, not affecting the autograph or photograph.
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