BOOKER T. WASHINGTON Autograph Card Signed 1917 Tuskegee Peanut * JSA JSA " After surviving the Battle

" After surviving the Battle of Antietam

Lincoln would usually sign briefs with his partners last name and his last name such as "Stuart&Lincoln"

Minor separation at frame corner

Canvas is in excellent condition and measures 10”x10”

" and is authentically signed by both Johnson as President at the conclusion

BOOKER T. WASHINGTON Autograph Card Signed 1917 Tuskegee Peanut * JSA JSA " After surviving the BattleDistinguished American Educator, Author, Civil Rights advocate and founder of the Tuskegee Institute, BOOKER T. WASHINGTON authentic autograph handwritten card from Tuskegee, Alabama dated March 11, 1912. 1912 was a busy year for Washington. Having just published his book The Man Farthest Down, he went on a major educational speaking tour across Florida, and secured a landmark grant from Sears Roebuck President Julius Rosenwald to build six rural