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Alexander Hamilton Beckett Encapsulated Handwriting Removed From an Autograph Letter Signed
Alexander Hamilton Beckett Encapsulated Handwriting Removed From an Autograph Letter Signed
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Offered for the first time ever - handwritten words from Alexander Hamilton encapsulated by Beckett.
An exclusive CutWordCo Limited Edition, this is the first set of Hamilton words encapsulated by Beckett ever offered for sale! Each handwritten word was carefully removed from a handwritten summary of a legal case prepared by Hamilton in 1797. Don't miss this exceptional chance to own an authentic piece of penmanship from one of America's most beloved Founding Fathers at a fraction of the cost of a full document!
Each order will include one authentic Alexander Hamilton handwriting card selected from the menu. An example of the selection of Hamilton words can be seen in the 2nd photo. You will receive one authentic piece of Alexander Hamilton's penmanship encapsulated by Beckett.
Each word has been removed from a handwritten legal summary Hamilton wrote in March of 1797. The case was tried in the Circuit Court for the City and County of New York. Hamilton was defense counsel for Samuel Falkenham and William Wilmerding against the complaint of James Todd that the defendants failed to honor a promissory note. Just a few short months later Hamilton would become embroiled in the Reynolds affair, the first major political sex scandal in America. Hamilton would also go on to publish his response to the affair accusations which infamously became known as "The Reynolds Pamphlet".
The cost of authenticating a single word of Hamilton's handwriting is $200 on Beckett's website.











