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Cheque for three pounds and thirteen shillings to Joseph Williams, 13th November 1783 (print and pen & ink on paper) (see also 2561290-93)
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Cheque for three pounds and thirteen shillings to Joseph Williams, 13th November 1783 (print and pen & ink on paper) (see also 2561290-93)
2561292 Cheque for three pounds and thirteen shillings to Joseph Williams, 13th November 1783 (print and pen & ink on paper) (see also 2561290-93) by American School, (18th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Constitutional Convention: collection of letters and documents signed by 54 of the 55 delegates to the historic 1787 Convention, lacking only the signature of George Mason
Additional documents by participants in the ratification debates, including Benjamin Franklin appointing a commission of bankruptcy, 20th July 1786); Photo © Christie's Images; American, out of copyright
Media ID 22261292
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This print showcases a significant historical artifact from the 18th century - a cheque for three pounds and thirteen shillings issued to Joseph Williams on the 13th of November, 1783. The print, created using both pen and ink on paper, offers an intimate glimpse into the financial transactions of that era. Part of a private collection, this cheque is just one among many letters and documents signed by 54 out of the 55 delegates who participated in the momentous Constitutional Convention in 1787. Notably absent is George Mason's signature. Additionally, it includes other intriguing documents related to Benjamin Franklin's appointment of a commission of bankruptcy on July 20th, 1786. The photograph captures every intricate detail with precision, allowing us to appreciate not only the beautiful handwriting but also the historical significance behind these autographs. It serves as a testament to our founding fathers' dedication towards shaping America's future through their involvement in politics and governance. With its connection to Philadelphia and its role in establishing American independence, this artefact holds immense value as both a legal document and an important piece of American history. Its presence within this collection signifies its relevance within discussions surrounding constitutional law and government formation. Bridgeman Images has expertly preserved this remarkable piece through photography while respecting copyright regulations. This print provides viewers with an opportunity to delve into America's past and gain insight into the lives of influential figures such as Joseph Williams and Benjamin Franklin during this transformative period.
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