EDITH BOLLING WILSON, Autograph Letter Signed

AutographsEDITH BOLLING WILSON, First Lady, Who Practically Ran the Country While Woodrow Wilson Convalesced.
Autograph Letter Signed, “Edith Bolling Wilson,” in black ink on stationery, November 3, 1933, Washington, D.C., 6.5” x 4.75” three-page integral folded sheet, Choice Extremely Fine. Accompanied by the original transmittal envelope with “autopenned” free frank: “Edith Bolling Wilson”. Addressed to Mrs. Charles Noble of Lake Charles, Louisiana, thanking her for a gift: “My dear ‘Miss Tap’ / Indeed I do ‘love them’ as much as you do and are enjoying them more than I can say - It was like you to think of giving me pleasure... Was en route ... and they were rejoicing - but I know you hated to give her up - It was so nice to find you and Mr. Noble in Chicago, and I hope some time we can welcome you to Washington!”
Letter with normal folds, and envelope with mounting remnants on the back.
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