Ulysses S. Grant "4th Infy A.A.G.M." Authentic Signed 4x8 Document BAS #AB77961

Own a rare piece of American military and presidential history with this Authentic Ulysses S. Grant Signed 4x8 Military Document, dated August 29, 1846, from the Mexican-American War era. This historic document, issued from the Camp at Camargo, features Grant’s prominent and boldly written signature as "US Grant 2d Lt 4th Infy A.A.G.M."—a title he held as Acting Assistant Quartermaster during his early military career. Highlighting the transfer of 17 pairs of laced boots between officers, this original field supply invoice showcases the disciplined logistics behind America’s military campaigns and the foundational moments of Grant’s rise to prominence. At the time, Grant had begun distinguishing himself for bravery, notably leading a daring charge during the Battle of Resaca de la Palma on May 9, 1846, setting the stage for his legendary leadership during the Civil War and eventual U.S. presidency.

Key Features:

• Personally Signed by Ulysses S. Grant – one of America’s most respected generals and the 18th President of the United States
• Document dated August 29, 1846 in Camp at Camargo during the Mexican-American War
• Original inscription: “4th Infy A.A.G.M.” in Grant’s own hand
• Content details: Military invoice documenting 17 pairs of laced boots transferred to Lt. Jo Beaman
• Authenticity Guaranteed – Includes Certificate of Authenticity (COA) and tamper-proof hologram from Beckett Authentication Services
• Verification – Beckett Authentication can validate this signature via their official website

Boldly signed, complete with visible flattened folds, natural aging, and faint foxing throughout, this document is a must-have for serious collectors of Ulysses S. Grant memorabilia, early American military history, or presidential autographs. A compelling addition to any collection, it embodies an irreplaceable moment in both U.S. history and one man’s journey to greatness.