Personal & humorous signed Art Bushwald letter with auth. Shrunken $1 bill

  

A truly unique and authentic one-of-a-kind autographed (signed) letter hand typed by Art Bushwald on November 9, 1982, which was sent in reply to a letter received by Art from Dick Williamson of Overland Park Kansas on the 1st of the same month. This letter includes the receipt kept by Mr.

Williamson from the certified mailing he sent to Mr. Bushwald that was prompted Art's reply. A repetitive process which utilizes Ammonia. It was sent as a satire in reference to economic policies of 1982 under the Reagan Administration. Bushwald's reply is fantastic and right in step with his own unique form of political satire humor. Bushwald signed the letter in a colored ink. There are 2 autographs on the bill itself. But I do not know the importance of them. There is also a date of October 25, 1982 by one of the autographs. Perhaps this was the creator of the shrunken bill. One autograph seem to be by Keat Snyder and the other I just can't decipher. About as unique of a personal signed piece of memorabilia from the great American humorist and Washington Post journalist / columnist as one could possibly find and in wonderfully preserved condition with just the 2 clean envelope fold lines. This letter is also printed on Art Bushwald's personal 1750 Pennsylvania Ave. This item is in the category "Collectibles\Autographs\Historical". The seller is "bldr40" and is located in this country: US. This item can be shipped to United States.

1. Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
2. Original/Reproduction: Original
3. Signed by: Art Bushwald
4. Signed: Yes
5. Ronald Reagan Reaganomics: 1750 Pennsylvania Avenue Wash.