Title: John A. Logan Signed Cut – Civil War General & Political Leader – PSA/DNA Certified Auto Grade NM-MT 8

Description:
Presented here is a bold and elegant cut signature of John A. Logan, signed as “John A. Logan” in dark ink with an additional flourish or possible monogram below. The autograph appears on a light-toned card with minimal toning and exceptional clarity. Professionally authenticated and encapsulated by PSA/DNA, the signature has been assigned a Near Mint-Mint 8 autograph grade, signifying its sharpness and high-quality presentation.

Historical Context:
John Alexander Logan (1826–1886) was a celebrated Union general during the American Civil War, later becoming a major figure in national politics. As a commander in the Army of the Tennessee, Logan earned widespread recognition for his leadership in pivotal battles, including Vicksburg and Atlanta. After the war, he served as a U.S. Congressman and Senator from Illinois, where he became a key ally of President Ulysses S. Grant and a leading voice in Republican politics. He is best remembered as the founder of Memorial Day—through his leadership in the Grand Army of the Republic, he issued General Order No. 11 in 1868, calling for a national day to honor fallen soldiers. Logan was also the Republican nominee for Vice President in 1884, running alongside James G. Blaine.

Authentication & Encapsulation:
This item has been certified by PSA/DNA, the leading name in autograph authentication. It is encapsulated in a tamper-evident holder with the label:
"CUT – JOHN LOGAN – PSA/DNA CERTIFIED – AUTO GRADE NM-MT 8"
and bears certification number 85481260.

Closing Appeal:
This is a beautifully preserved autograph from one of the most influential soldier-statesmen of the 19th century—a Civil War hero and driving force behind America’s tradition of military remembrance. With a strong grade and historical significance, this PSA-authenticated signature is an ideal addition to collections of Civil War memorabilia, American political history, or military commemorative heritage.