JOHN F. KENNEDY Autograph EARLY Freshman CONGRESS Letter SIGNED 1947 * PSA

Legendary 35th President of the United States JOHN F. KENNEDY very early authentic autograph typed letter signed on Congressional letterhead dated February 15, 1947. Freshman Congressman Kennedy had just been sworn in less than 6 weeks earlier. A fantastic, bold textbook example of among JFK's earliest Congressional signatures at conclusion. 

The 29-year old Kennedy ran for the U.S. House of Representatives in 1946 and won the election representing Massachusetts 11th Congressional District, taking office on January 3, 1947. 

In the note, JFK thanks a gentleman correspondent for forwarding a reprint of an article, "Are We Starving To Death" and adds that "...it will be a valuable addition to my folder on health."

The JFK signed Congressional letter has been thoroughly reviewed and certified authentic by PSA/DNA expert review has been encapsulated using PSA/DNA's proprietary sonically-sealed technology – your assurance of absolute authenticity. PSA/DNA is considered the industry gold standard in autograph authentication. GUARANTEED GENUINE.

Condition is as shown with light toning, mailing folds, consistent with age, use and handling. Stationery measures appx. 10.5" x 8", overall slab measures approx. 10" x 13". Please review 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 paper.

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Own a remarkable, original piece of American political and Presidential history. An excellent opportunity to add one of the earliest Kennedy autographs to your collection.

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