Rare 1936 Presidential Postmastership Certificate Signed by Franklin D. Roosevelt. We are jubilant to present an extraordinary collector’s item, an authentic 1936 Presidential Postmastership Certificate, personally signed by the 32nd President of the United States, Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Enshrined in history, this striking document correlates to a significant period in America's history - a period of transformation and recovery from the Great Depression under FDR's dynamic leadership. What makes this document all the more remarkable is FDR's actual hand-signed signature - a rare spectacle as most such certificates from this era bear the printed signatures of staff assistants. This item is presented in an exhibition quality frame worthy of display in the most discerning home, office, or studio. The certificate is in exceptional condition considering its age, with its ink still resplendent against the fading cream-colored parchment paper. Its grand, printed letters, and official embossed presidential seal of the United States still radiate the aura of its time, transporting the owner straight back to the era. Franklin D. Roosevelt (January 30, 1882 - April 12, 1945), a name revered in American history, was a beacon of resilience and determination. Identified for his 'New Deal' platform, leading the nation through World War II, and winning an unprecedented four terms in the White House, presidential memorabilia associated with him is highly sought-after among collectors, historians, and enthusiasts alike. This original 1936 Presidential Postmastership Certificate, bestowed on a postmaster in the mid-1930s, is a commemoration of the service-oriented ethos of the time. The document measures approximately 10" x 14", making it a substantial and striking piece for display. Enjoy a tangible touch of history with this remarkable document. A stellar addition to any private collection, institutional display, or as a unique gift for the history or political aficionado in your life. Bid with confidence and don't miss out on the opportunity to own this prized part of American history, personally signed by one of the most influential Presidents of the United States. Good luck to all bidders!

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