President Bill Clinton Sends Senator Orrin Hatch of Utah a Book
An uncommon ALS of Clinton on Presidential letterhead
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An uncommon letter entirely in the hand of then President Bill Clinton to long time Utah Senator Orrin Hatch, sending a book. Autograph letter signed, on his Presidential Card, “The President,” April 19, 1997. “Dear Orrin – Here’s the book I told you about. Good thing I stopped the research on this!” Signed...
An uncommon letter entirely in the hand of then President Bill Clinton to long time Utah Senator Orrin Hatch, sending a book. Autograph letter signed, on his Presidential Card, “The President,” April 19, 1997. “Dear Orrin – Here’s the book I told you about. Good thing I stopped the research on this!” Signed “Bill.”
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