Title: Union General George B. McClellan Signed Cut – PSA/DNA Encapsulated, NM-MT 8

Description:
Offered here is a beautifully preserved cut signature of General George B. McClellan, featuring the handwritten salutation “Very truly yours” followed by his bold signature, “Geo B. McClellan.” Penned in dark ink on a light tan slip of paper, the autograph has been professionally authenticated and encapsulated by PSA/DNA, receiving a Near Mint-Mint 8 auto grade for its clarity and presentation. The signature is mounted on a backing sheet and housed in PSA’s tamper-proof holder for lasting protection and display.

Historical Context:
George B. McClellan (1826–1885) was a prominent Union general during the American Civil War and the first commander of the Army of the Potomac. Known for his organizational brilliance and for turning raw recruits into a formidable fighting force, McClellan played key roles in the early stages of the war. Despite his strategic caution and reluctance to engage, which ultimately led to his removal by President Abraham Lincoln, McClellan remained a popular figure. In 1864, he ran against Lincoln as the Democratic nominee for president, advocating for a negotiated end to the conflict. Though defeated, he remains a pivotal figure in Civil War military and political history.

Authentication & Encapsulation:
This signature has been authenticated and slabbed by PSA/DNA, the industry leader in third-party autograph certification. It carries a certification number: 85476132 and has been graded NM-MT 8, a testament to its outstanding preservation, crisp ink, and visual appeal. Encapsulation ensures the autograph remains protected and displays beautifully.

Closing Appeal:
An excellent example of a Union general’s signature from the Civil War era, this PSA-certified George B. McClellan autograph is a historically significant piece ideal for collectors of military history, presidential politics, and Civil War ephemera. With a clean presentation and high-grade authentication, it stands as a commanding addition to any collection of 19th-century Americana.