Own a genuine piece of 19th-century presidential history. This stunning jumbo-format collectible features an authentic handwritten relic from John Tyler, the 10th President of the United States (1841–1845), preserved within the Pieces of the Past "Historical Jumbo Relic" series. The embedded manuscript fragment displays original period ink in Tyler’s flowing cursive script, encapsulating a tangible moment from a pivotal era in American leadership.

Housed in a premium foil-accented card and slabbed for protection, this is an extraordinary relic for presidential history collectors, autograph enthusiasts, or anyone seeking a connection to early U.S. executive legacy.

🔍 Handwriting Analysis:

The sample displays characteristics typical of John Tyler’s authentic handwriting:

Elegant 19th-century penmanship

Looped and sharp capitals (“H” and “M”)

Smooth and deliberate ligatures, with a slight rightward slant

The use of period-appropriate parchment and consistent ink absorption further supports historical authenticity.

While it does not contain a full signature, the section appears to be excerpted from a formal communication, potentially a letter or executive order draft.

The visual script matches known authentic examples of Tyler’s hand, especially his more formal writing when serving as president or in legal contexts.