Psa Dna Autograph

Vanished American aviation pioneer AMELIA EARHART scarce signature on the front panel portrait of the Rotary Club of Boston’s “Aviation Day” pamphlet. As Transatlantic Aviatrix, Earhart was the featured guest on Wednesday, January 24, 1934. Just 3 years later, she would vanish without a trace while attempting to fly around the world. A super rare signed portrait of the famed flyer in her flight gear. In 1928, Earhart became the first female to cross the Atlantic by airplane, for which she achieved international celebrity status. >>> UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED AUTHENTIC! This autograph has been certified authentic and slabbed by the industry experts at PSA/DNA. Earhart is among the most prized, yet also most commonly-forged autographs for sale. Assure yourself of authenticity by purchasing an autograph that has already been reviewed and authenticated by the experts. Soiling, smudges, dirt and a. Encapsulate measures 6.5″ x 10″, signed pamphlet measures 4″x7″. Simply one of the finest investment-quality, authentically-signed Earhart items currently available on the market! Own a remarkable, original piece of Aviation history! The perfect gift for the autograph enthusiast, pilot, aviation fan or History buff. A must have addition to any collection.