Lot 1507

Constitution of the United States Pamphlet, 1791...

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Signed on the title page by North Carolina Governor Samuel Johnston

The Constitution of the United States of America; As Proposed by the Convention Held at Philadelphia, Sept. 17, 1787 and Since Ratified by the Several States, printed in Philadelphia by John Fenno, 1791, title page signed  “S. Johnston”, marble design cover inscribed by an unknown hand “Constitution of the United States”, 5 x 8 in.

Provenance: A Historic Edenton Family Collection

Note: A rare Constitution imprint signed by Governor Samuel Johnston, who was responsible for leading North Carolina through the difficult ratification process.  

This lot was viewed by representatives of the North Carolina Department of Natural and Cultural Resources and the Department does not at this time have reason to believe that the Lot contains any out-of-custody public records.

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A Historic Edenton Family Collection

considerable wear, staining, delicate binding, thin areas or losses, pest damage at periphery, discoloration