THEODORE ROOSEVELT * PSA * Autograph METROPOLITAN Letter Signed * 1916 NY Giants with small underscore

with small underscore

Kathmandu local time and are part of an incredibly limited quantity of flags that went up on this expedition

and finally ending up with my ancestor George Huntington

It's no wonder that a decade later when he left office as President he had decreased the national debt by over 25 million dollars

Additional handwriting in an unknown hand indicates Keller's date of birth as "1880"

THEODORE ROOSEVELT * PSA * Autograph METROPOLITAN Letter Signed * 1916 NY Giants with small underscore26th President the United States THEODORE ROOSEVELT short typewritten letter signed on METROPOLITAN stationery, dated November 3, 1916 thanking his correspondent for [that] " mighty nice letter of yours". Signed at conclusion as "Sincerely yours, T. Roosevelt". In 1916, Roosevelt was encouraged by many to run for president again, a notion which he entertained but ultimately declined. METROPOLITAN was an American magazine, published monthly from 1895