Franklin D. Roosevelt: Typed Letter Signed , adds note to end

Franklin D. Roosevelt
Signed Letter, 1932

Franklin D. Roosevelt: Typed Letter Signed as New York Governor.
-February 16, 1932. Albany, New York. One page. 8" x 10.5". State of New York letterhead.
-To: Reverend Adalbert J. Callahan, Holy Name College, Washington, D.C.
-Original folds, else fine.

What makes this an extraordinary FDR signed letter is that he handwrites a personal note to the end of the letter. FDR RARELY handwrote anything

In this typed letter mentioning Archbishop James Roosevelt Bayley, FDR adds the following handwritten sentence: "As you probably know the Archbishop was my father's cousin and close friend." James Roosevelt Bayley (1814-1877) was the first Bishop of Newark, New Jersey, eighth Archbishop of Baltimore, Maryland, and author of A Brief Sketch of the Early History of the Catholic Church on the Island of New York.

Great historical quality piece worthy of any museum. As a matter of fact, it came directly from the FDR Museum and was acquired at the FDR Museum Auction. Guaranteed Authentic for Life

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