Please ensure Javascript is enabled for purposes of website accessibility

Lot #382
Supreme Court: William O. Douglas: The longest tenured Justice writes of the Constitution, the separation of powers and the future of America

The longest tenured Justice writes of the Constitution, the separation of powers and the future of America

This lot has closed

Sold For $200

*Includes Buyers Premium

Estimate: $0+
Sell a Similar Item?
Refer Collections and Get Paid
Share:  

Description

The longest tenured Justice writes of the Constitution, the separation of powers and the future of America

AQS, signed “W. O. Douglas,” on an off-white 5.5 x 8 sheet of Supreme Court letterhead, dated April 2, 1974. A quote from Douglas’s statement on the occasion of becoming the longest serving Supreme Court Justice. In full: “I think the heart of America is sound; the conscience of America is bright, and the future of America is great. The thing that holds us all together is not the wording of the Constitution; not the separation of powers; it’s the mucilage of goodwill.” In fine condition. RRAuction COA.

Auction Info