Revolutionary War Letters and Documents

Revolutionary War Documents are among the most coveted antiques from the American Revolution. Certificates, receipts, and other official signed documents allow collectors to capture and relive a single moment in the Revolutionary War.

Revolutionary War Letters provide us with a personal look at key figures as they communicated with families and fellow countrymen throughout the American Revolution. These letters give collectors a feel for the types of adversity faced by patriots and how they dealt with it. Correspondence between early Americans, such as those letters sent between John and Abigail Adams, are studied closely by historians and have been used as a central source for providing context to some of America's most significant moments.

Official government documents can also provide increased value to an autograph. A signature on a receipt or deed can represent not only a moment of that individual's historic life, but can also reflect the significance of that signature at that point in time. This can be particularly valuable with a Revolutionary War document.