Autograph Letter & Engraving of David D. Porter
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Framed David D. Porter Autograph Letter & Engraving
DAVID D PORTER (1813-1891). Civil War Union Admiral.
December 1, 1865-Dated Autograph Letter Signed "David D Porter Rear Ad[mira]l"), 1 page, measuring approximately 7.5" x 5" by sight. On lined U.S. Naval Academy letterhead, Annapolis, Md., the letter reads, in full:
“Dear Sir, Agreeable to your request I herewith enclose the circular in relation to enterng the Naval Academy which I hope will answer your purpose.”
This Letter is matted and framed with an engraving of Porter. Wood frame measures approximately 17” wide by 13.5” tall.
DAVID DIXON PORTER (1813-1891) was a career United States Navy officer, with extensive service in the years before the Civil War, including the Mexican War. His ships served at New Orleans, Vicksburg, the Red River and Fort Fisher, as well as the Atlantic Blockading Squadron. He attained the rank of Admiral, and with his adopted brother DAVID FARRAGUT was influential in winning the war at sea.
Framed David D. Porter Autograph Letter & Engraving
DAVID D PORTER (1813-1891). Civil War Union Admiral.
December 1, 1865-Dated Autograph Letter Signed "David D Porter Rear Ad[mira]l"), 1 page, measuring approximately 7.5" x 5" by sight. On lined U.S. Naval Academy letterhead, Annapolis, Md., the letter reads, in full:
“Dear Sir, Agreeable to your request I herewith enclose the circular in relation to enterng the Naval Academy which I hope will answer your purpose.”
This Letter is matted and framed with an engraving of Porter. Wood frame measures approximately 17” wide by 13.5” tall.
DAVID DIXON PORTER (1813-1891) was a career United States Navy officer, with extensive service in the years before the Civil War, including the Mexican War. His ships served at New Orleans, Vicksburg, the Red River and Fort Fisher, as well as the Atlantic Blockading Squadron. He attained the rank of Admiral, and with his adopted brother DAVID FARRAGUT was influential in winning the war at sea.
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Autograph Letter & Engraving of David D. Porter
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