Please ensure Javascript is enabled for purposes of website accessibility

Lot #92
Queen Mary II Letter Signed to Edmund Andros, Colonial Governor of Virginia, Regarding Economic Acts

In 1692, Queen Mary II considers acts from the "Colony of Virginia" for "the Manufacture of the growth of that Country"

This lot has closed

Sold For $9,151

*Includes Buyers Premium

Estimate: $5000+
Sell a Similar Item?
Refer Collections and Get Paid
Share:  

Description

In 1692, Queen Mary II considers acts from the "Colony of Virginia" for "the Manufacture of the growth of that Country"

Queen of England, Scotland, and Ireland (1662–1694) with her husband, King William, from 1689 until her death. LS signed “Marie R,” one page, 7.5 x 11.75, August 16, 1692. Letter to Edmund Andros, colonial governor of Virginia, in part: "We have received two Acts lately passed in that Our Colony of Virginia, the one for appointing of Ports &c for the Loading and unloading of Commoditys there, and for laying a duty upon Furrs &c, and the other for reviving a former Act for advancem't of the Manufacture of the growth of that Country." Copies of the acts are returned to be "again taken into consideration by the Councill & Assembly of Our said Colony." Signed at the head in ink by Queen Mary II, and countersigned at the foot by Daniel Finch, 2nd Earl of Nottingham. Addressed on the reverse to Andros, with an affixed white paper seal. In fine condition.

Auction Info






This item is Pre-Certified by PSA/DNA
Buy a third-party letter of authenticity for (inquire for price)

*This item has been pre-certified by a trusted third-party authentication service, and by placing a bid on this item, you agree to accept the opinion of this authentication service. If you wish to have an opinion rendered by a different authenticator of your choosing, you must do so prior to your placing of any bid. RR Auction is not responsible for differing opinions submitted 30 days after the date of the sale.

Third-party authentication service applies only to signatures and handwriting, and does not cover the addition of sketches, artwork, musical quotations, etc.