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William McKinley signed int'l amendment to larceny RARE
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William McKinley (1843-1901), served as president 1897 to 1901. This is a RARE format and content document signed by McKinley as President. It is two pages, 10 x 13.5, November 23, 1900. McKinley signs an international amendment to a previous entry, clarifying the meaning of larceny, "provided that the value of the property or amount of money so embezzled or stolen is not less than $200 or 420 soles." Signed on the second page in black ink by McKinley and countersigned by Secretary of State John Hay. In fine condition, with intact paper seal, some scattered light toning and a light bisecting horizontal bend.
TERMS OF SALE 1. This document is as described. If you are not happy with this item, you have a full 7 day return privilege. 2. I accept payments in U.S. dollars in the form of a personal check, money order, VISA, Mastercard, Discover, American Express and PAYPAL; Depending on feedback, personal checks may need a few days to clear. 2. Virginia residents must include 5% sales tax on all orders unless you have a valid resale number.3. I normally ship UPS or Federal Express. Please let me know your preferences. To ship this frame ground UPS within the lower 48 states from Virginia, the price would be $8.50. Fedex 2 day Air would be $18 to the lower 48 United States4. If you have any questions, please feel free to email me at . I may also be reached at . I will do my best to accomodate any requests or wishes you have. Thank you, Rick Badwey
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