THOMAS EDISON * JSA LOA * AUTOGRAPH 1917 World War 1 Experiments Minutes SIGNED

Legendary "Wizard of Menlo Park" and American Inventor THOMAS EDISON important hand-signed meeting minutes dated February, 1917, authenticated by JSA. Edison boldly signs with his iconic umbrella signature “Thos A Edison” in beautiful blue ink.

A busy Edison signs this document in the midst of preparing the US for impending war. The document was signed In February 1917, a few months before the United States entered World War I. In February 1917 Edison and his assistants began conducting antisubmarine experiments for the U.S. Navy, as well as other military research, at a specially equipped new laboratory at the top of Eagle Rock Mountain in West Orange.

Countersigned by Charles Edison; Thomas’ son and future Governor of NJ, Harry F. Miller, who became Edison's private secretary in 1908; John V. Miller, who was Edison's brother-in-law; And Stephen Mambert, who was Charles Edison’s secretary.

CERTIFIED AUTHENTIC BY JAMES SEPMCE AUTHENTICATION (JSA) EXPERT EXAMINATION. GUARANTEED GENUINE - simply one of the finest EDISON documents available on the market.

Document is in fair condition with with scattered staining and wrinkles throughout, as shown. Holder measures 8.5”x11”.

Own a remarkable, museum-quality piece of American history! The perfect gift for the Americana or Edison collector, autograph enthusiast, or History buff. 

Sold as is, as shown.