Title:
William Gladstone Signed Cut – “Yours sincerely” – PSA/DNA Certified Authentic Auto

Description:
Offered here is a finely preserved autograph cut from William Ewart Gladstone, the towering 19th-century British statesman who served four terms as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. The slip is neatly inscribed in Gladstone’s hand with the salutation:

“Yours sincerely / W.E. Gladstone”

The handwriting is crisp, bold, and highly legible in dark ink on clean paper. The reverse side shows partial text from the original letter from which the signature was removed, adding further period authenticity.

The autograph has been encapsulated and authenticated by PSA/DNA, ensuring both its preservation and legitimacy.

Historical Context:
William Gladstone (1809–1898) was one of the most influential political leaders of Victorian Britain. Known as the “Grand Old Man”, he served as Prime Minister on four occasions between 1868 and 1894, championing liberal reforms, expanding education, and advocating for Irish Home Rule. His rivalry with Conservative leader Benjamin Disraeli defined an era of British parliamentary politics.

Gladstone’s long career left a lasting impact on British governance, economics, and social policy. Authentic autographs from Gladstone remain highly collectible as tangible connections to one of the greatest reformers and orators in parliamentary history.

Authentication & Encapsulation:
This cut has been authenticated and encapsulated by PSA/DNA, the world’s leading third-party autograph certification service. The PSA label reads:

• "CUT – William Gladstone – PSA/DNA Certified – Authentic Auto"

• Certification Number: 85572060

It is sealed within a PSA tamper-proof holder for secure storage and display.

Closing Appeal:
This signed cut from William Ewart Gladstone, complete with a formal closing, is an exceptional piece of Victorian political history. With PSA/DNA certification and strong presentation value, it is a prized acquisition for collectors of British statesmen, world leaders, and 19th-century autograph material. A fine complement to any historical or political autograph collection.