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Inventor James B. Eads Signed Cut PSA 8 - Designed Ironcald Warships for Union!

Inventor James B. Eads Signed Cut PSA 8 - Designed Ironcald Warships for Union!

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Title: James B. Eads Signed Cut – Renowned American Engineer – PSA/DNA Certified Auto Grade NM-MT 8

Description:
This item features a clean and well-centered cut signature of James B. Eads, neatly penned in black ink as "Jas. B. Eads." The signature sits on a cream-toned card, showcasing Eads’s refined and elegant handwriting. The ink remains dark and legible, and the card is free from major blemishes or tears. This historical autograph is certified and encapsulated by PSA/DNA, receiving a Near Mint-Mint 8 grade for autograph quality.

Historical Context:
James Buchanan Eads (1820–1887) was one of the most innovative and influential American civil engineers and inventors of the 19th century. He gained fame during the Civil War for designing and building ironclad warships for the Union Navy and later earned enduring acclaim for engineering the Eads Bridge, the first steel arch bridge to span the Mississippi River at St. Louis (completed in 1874). Eads also revolutionized river navigation with his jetty system at the Mississippi River’s mouth, vastly improving access to New Orleans and boosting American commerce. His visionary contributions placed him among the foremost civil engineers of his era.

Authentication & Encapsulation:
This signed cut has been authenticated and encapsulated by PSA/DNA, a trusted name in autograph verification. It carries the label:
"CUT – JAMES B. EADS – PSA/DNA CERTIFIED – AUTO GRADE NM-MT 8"
and bears certification number 85481272.

Closing Appeal:
This is a rare and desirable autograph from a pioneer in American engineering and river navigation. With strong visual appeal, PSA/DNA certification, and a high autograph grade, this piece is a valuable addition to any collection focused on 19th-century innovation, industrial history, or engineering achievement.


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