JOHNSON, Andrew (1808-1875). Autograph letter signed ("Andrew Johnson") as President to an unnamed correspondent, Washington, 6 October 1867. One page, 202 x 126mm, in pencil on Executive Mansion stationery (light soiling). Johnson introduces "Mr. Wales of Baltimore," describing him as "a gentleman of character and high standing, for whom I beseech such favor as you may find consistent with the public interest - Mr. Wales is my friend and you can confide in him as such with confidence." Autograph letters by Andrew Johnson as President are scarce. Please note this lot is the property of a private individual.
JOHNSON, Andrew (1808-1875). Autograph letter signed ("Andrew Johnson") as President to an unnamed correspondent, Washington, 6 October 1867. One page, 202 x 126mm, in pencil on Executive Mansion stationery (light soiling). Johnson introduces "Mr. Wales of Baltimore," describing him as "a gentleman of character and high standing, for whom I beseech such favor as you may find consistent with the public interest - Mr. Wales is my friend and you can confide in him as such with confidence." Autograph letters by Andrew Johnson as President are scarce. Please note this lot is the property of a private individual.
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