US EditionJefferson’s Address To Cherokee Nation Drives Heritage Manuscripts Auction To $1.5 Million - Antiques And The Arts Weekly
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Jefferson’s Address To Cherokee Nation Drives Heritage Manuscripts Auction To $1.5 Million - Antiques And The Arts Weekly
DALLAS — A 3½-page bifolium address, signed and dated January 10, 1806, that was a manuscript copy made with Thomas Jefferson’s treasured polygraph machine earned $187,500 including buyer’s premium, and was the top lot in Heritage Auctions’ Historical Manuscripts Including Texana Signature sale on March 28.
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