Civil War Confederate General Jubal Early Bold Signed Cut Autograph PSA Auto

  
Early - PSA/DNA Certified Authentic Cut Signature - Confederate General. Description: Authentic cut signature of Jubal A.

Early, boldly signed in dark ink on a richly toned slip of paper. The autograph is presented as. The handwriting remains strong and fluid, with excellent legibility despite the deep sepia tone of the backing. The signed slip is professionally authenticated and encapsulated by PSA/DNA, ensuring both protection and long-term preservation.

The encapsulation is crystal-clear, allowing the signature to be easily displayed and admired. The reverse features the PSA barcode and certification hologram. Lee during the American Civil War.

A West Point graduate, Early fought in many of the war's pivotal battles, including Antietam, Gettysburg, and the Overland Campaign. He was best known for his bold 1864 raid on Washington, D. Coming closer than any Confederate force to threatening the Union capital.

After the war, Early became one of the leading architects of the "Lost Cause" narrative, fiercely defending the Confederacy's motives and military legacy. Writing extensively and remaining an unrepentant Confederate, he helped shape postwar Southern memory and historical interpretation for generations. This autograph, signed from Lynchburg, Virginia, reflects Early's postwar residence and his ongoing influence as a writer and commentator on the Southern cause. Authentication & Encapsulation: Authenticated and encapsulated by PSA/DNA, a premier third-party autograph authenticator.

Encased in PSA's tamper-evident slab, with a red-and-white certification label and protective acrylic housing. Closing Appeal: This certified autograph of Confederate General Jubal A. Early offers collectors a powerful signature from one of the most controversial and significant figures of the Civil War. Known for his military daring and postwar ideological legacy, Early's autograph is a highly sought-after addition to any serious collection of 19th-century Americana, Confederate history, or Civil War military leadership.