MEARS Auction #23, Ends February 26th, 2011, 9:00 CST, w/ 15-Minute Rule
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This lot is closed for bidding. Bidding ended on 2/27/2011
Typed on stationary of The White House, this August 16, 1944 letter has been signed in pen by Elanor Roosevelt, wife of then-President Franklin Roosevelt. The statement signed by the First Lady reads "Dear Miss Dickinson: I read your letter and will try to see if anything can be done. The over-crowding in Washington is so great that many problems arise. Very sincerely yours,"

The approximately 6" x 9" piece of correspondence has two horizontal fold lines. The reverse side displays some slight (envelope crease-shaped) discoloration. Beyond that, it remains in great standing. NM condition. JSA auction letter included. A1520

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1944 Elanor Roosevelt Signed Letter - JSA
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