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1954 LETTER TO WALTER WILLISSON STEPHEN STATE OF GA SUPREME COURT LETTERHEAD
1954 LETTER TO WALTER WILLISSON STEPHEN STATE OF GA SUPREME COURT LETTERHEAD
1954 LETTER TO WALTER WILLISSON STEPHEN STATE OF GA SUPREME COURT LETTERHEAD
1954 LETTER TO WALTER WILLISSON STEPHEN STATE OF GA SUPREME COURT LETTERHEAD
1954 LETTER TO WALTER WILLISSON STEPHEN STATE OF GA SUPREME COURT LETTERHEAD

1954 LETTER TO WALTER WILLISSON STEPHEN STATE OF GA SUPREME COURT LETTERHEAD

$ 1.58

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Modified Item: No
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Seller
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Condition: This auction is for a 1954 touching typed letter from a man named Claude with a drinking problem to Walter Willisson Stephen, son of Rev. W.O. Stephen. Letterhead is from the State of Georgia Supreme Court in Atlanta and the gentleman worked for Bond Almand. He writes that he had worked for the late Judge Russell a longtime friend of his father but due to his drinking he had to resign. He must have owed Walter money and some of the letter is related to that. Then he tells a sad story of his wife having an attack of the flu that damaged her heart so badly she had to retire. It measures 8" by 11". The letter has creases but overall it's in great shape. We love rare and odd items, please bookmark us as a favorite seller as we list new items almost every day. Auntbee is always happy to combine multiple item purchases to save on your shipping charges!
  • Restocking Fee: 10%

    Description

    .....1954 TOUCHING LETTER STATE OF GEORGIA SUPREME COURT LETTERHEAD FROM THE WALTER WILLISSON STEPHEN ESTATE
    .....
    VERY IMPORTANT ITEM INFORMATION, PLEASE READ!
    This auction is for a 1954 touching typed letter
    from a man named Claude with a drinking problem to Walter Willisson Stephen, son of Rev. W.O. Stephen. Letterhead is from the State of Georgia Supreme Court in Atlanta and the gentleman worked for Bond Almand. He writes that he had worked for the late Judge Russell a longtime friend of his father but due to his drinking he had to resign. He must have owed Walter money and some of the letter is related to that. Then he tells a sad story of his wife having an attack of the flu that damaged her heart so badly she had to retire. It measures 8" by 11". The letter has
    creases but overall it's in great shape.
    We love rare and odd items, please bookmark us as a favorite seller as we list new items almost every day. Auntbee is always happy to combine multiple item purchases to save on your shipping charges!