GEORGE WASHINGTON * Mount Vernon Dining Chair * Gift to John Marshall SCOTUS JEFFERSON DAVIS Condition is understandably fragile being

Condition is understandably fragile being written on a 163-year-old newspaper

Handwriting and ink are still incredibly bold

He is ranked by many experts as one of the hardest Apollo astronaut signatures to obtain

Gorgeous PH-neutral black brushed suede mat featuring descriptive museum quality plaque under conservation-grade 98% UV-blocking non-glare clear acrylic pane

GEORGE WASHINGTON * Mount Vernon Dining Chair * Gift to John Marshall SCOTUS JEFFERSON DAVIS Condition is understandably fragile beingDining chair with significant MOUNT VERNON history and GEORGE WASHINGTON family provenance acquired from the estate of fourth Chief Justice of the United States SUPREME COURT, JOHN MARSHALL (1755 1835). Marshall was a close friend and biographer of George Washington, served in the U. S. House of Representatives, and was also Secretary of State under President John Adams. Mahogany Chippendale ribbon back slat back side chair with three serpentine top,