Andrew Jackson. Free frank "Free Andrew Jackson" on folded cover with large part of autograph letter signed, addressed to "Amos Kendall Esq., Washington D. Columbia" in Jackson's hand, blue "Nashville Te. Mar. 20" circular datestamp and "FREE" handstamp, inside in Jackson's hand "I would be happy to hear how your health is and that of your family. My whole household unites with me in best wishes for your health, happiness & that of your family - and believe me your friend sincerely" and signed, missing right back panel of cover which included the top part of the letter

VERY FINE. AN ATTRACTIVE ANDREW JACKSON AUTOGRAPH FREE FRANK AND MOSTLY COMPLETE LETTER TO JACKSON'S POSTMASTER GENERAL, AMOS KENDALL.

Amos Kendall, editor of an influential newspaper in Frankfort, Kentucky, was an ardent supporter of Andrew Jackson. Kendall served as Postmaster General under Jackson and also briefly under Van Buren. He was one of the most influential members of Jackson's "Kitchen Cabinet," a small unofficial group who set administration policy.

With 2005 PSA/DNA (Collector's Universe) certificate

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