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Supreme Commander of Washington's Artillery: Revolutionary War General Henry Knox Writes About Supplies for a Fort in the Delaware River
HENRY KNOX * PSA Autograph Handwritten Letter Signed George Washington's General
$1,495.00
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An exceptional autograph letter signed “H. Knox”, dated July 15, 1793, written by Henry Knox, one of the most prominent figures of the Revolutionary War and the first U.S. Secretary of War. In this brief yet historically rich communication Knox writes as Secretary of War regarding the delivery of crucial military supplies:
"Let me know whether any and what articles have been delivered this State in consequence of my orders to you lately."
This letter concerns the delivery of supplies to Mud Island in the Delaware River, a vital strategic point during the Revolutionary War where Continental forces clashed with the British. Knox’s role in securing and organizing artillery and supplies was pivotal to the survival and victories of the young nation.
The KNOX letter has been thoroughly reviewed and CERTIFIED AUTHENTIC BY PSA/DNA AUTHENTICATION SERVICES EXPERT EXAMINATION. GUARANTEED GENUINE - simply one of the finest KNOX autographs available on the market.
Letter measures 7.75" x 9", overall encapsulate measures 10" x 13". Scattered toning and foxing as to be expected with the letter's 200+ years of age.
A rare opportunity to own an original letter from one of America’s great Revolutionary War heroes, written during his service as Secretary of War and touching directly on the logistics that helped secure America’s independence.
A museum-quality piece perfect for collectors of Revolutionary War history, early American government, or rare military manuscripts.
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