Franklin D. Roosevelt Signed 1932 Olympics First Day Cover. PSA New York Giants. Signed Baseball Memorabilia 1919) autographs are not easily

1919) autographs are not easily found

and the addition of his mother’s signature only increases its uniqueness

Clemente's signature is typically small and "skippy" in nature

especially so if you're a collector of important Hall of Famer milestones

That contrast made this moment in 1939 all the more powerful - two legends

Franklin D. Roosevelt Signed 1932 Olympics First Day Cover. PSA New York Giants. Signed Baseball Memorabilia 1919) autographs are not easilyRemarkable FDR Autograph Dual Signed with His Mother, Sara Certainly an uncommon FDR find This first day cover features a dark, fully legible autograph of President Franklin D. Roosevelt, as well as the signature of his mother, Sara Roosevelt (d. 1941). The original envelope is postmarked from Los Angeles, 1932, with the "Via Airmail" stamp. It also showcases a spectacular color vignette commemorating the 1932 Olympics. The vibrant color and intricate