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Andrew Jackson Autograph 1813 Historical War-dated Document Coa Psa/dna Loa Nr For Sale
1813 Manuscript Signed
“Andrew Jackson, Major Genl,”
Rare Signature of President-to-be Andrew Jackson
Description
Andrew Jackson Jackson orders the “articles necessary to
complete the Regiment of Cavalry”
War-dated manuscript DS, signed “Andrew Jackson, Major
Genl,”. March 15, 1813. Requisition
request from John Coffee of the Cavalry reads, in part: “Return for articles
necessary to compleat [sic] the Regiment of Cavalry and to prepare them for
their march from this Country. 2000 Sadlers tacks of different sizes—3 dozen awls
for Sadlers—6 dozen needles…one pound thread…Rope to make halters for Six
hundred horses—One pound bees wax for saddles. The Adjutant deputy quarter
master for this district will immediately furnish, the above articles, to the
quarter master for the Regiment of Cavalry under my command who will receipt to
him for the same.” Boldly signed at the conclusion by Andrew Jackson. Bottom
portion of document bears an endorsement from the Regiment’s quarter master
acknowledging the receipt of the items.
In November 1812, Governor Blount of Tennessee ordered
Jackson to conduct the Natchez Expedition to defend the Mississippi River
frontier. Coffee, a colonel who raised the 2nd Regiment of Volunteer Mounted
Rifemen, was a close friend of Jackson. Coffee’s Cavalry—a force of some 600
men—had reached Natchez in mid-February 1813. They were soon joined Jackson’s
men and remained several weeks. When Coffee made this request for supplies,
Jackson was preparing to march his troops back through Tennessee. He had
received orders from the Secretary of War to disband his army, but Jackson
refused to abandon his men so far from home. Instead he would march the army
back at his own expense, winning the admiration and devotion of his troops and
gaining the nickname “Old Hickory” because of his strict discipline.
Condition
Oversized one-page 7.5 x 12.5 document. Pre-certified John
Reznikoff w/ LOA from PSA/DNA and RR sale COA. Cloth matted and framed with
a portrait of Jackson and a small plaque to an overall size of 23.5 x 22. In
very good condition, with an apparent repaired or reinforced central horizontal
separation, scattered toning and creasing, and a few edge chips.
sale!!!!
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Andrew Jackson Autograph 1813 Historical War-dated Document Coa Psa/dna Loa Nr: $1,300