WILBUR WRIGHT * PSA * Handwritten AUTOGRAPH Postcard SIGNED * Wright Brothers JOHN F. KENNEDY non-playable and exhibit normal wear

non-playable and exhibit normal wear consistent with age

In the letter Earhart explains to Clarence Young she is "as sorry as can be about the whole incident"

Document measures 11” x 17”

Pictured in the listing is the invoice for the ring from the auction

Later that same year

WILBUR WRIGHT * PSA * Handwritten AUTOGRAPH Postcard SIGNED * Wright Brothers JOHN F. KENNEDY non-playable and exhibit normal wearLegendary aviation pioneer and co inventor and builder of the first successful aircraft, WILBUR WRIGHT, handwritten postcard from Berlin, Germany signed "Uncle Will" on the pictorial side and "Wright" in text on the address panel. Wilbur Wright is particularly scarce in autograph content, having died of Typhoid at the relatively young age of just 45. Likely sent during the years 1907 1909, when Wilbur was in Europe doing flying demonstrations Wilbur