1966 Lyndon Johnson Signing Pen - October 15, 1966 Atomic Energy Commission

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1966 Lyndon Johnson Signing Pen - October 15, 1966 Atomic Energy Commission Los Alamos. Original pen. The description included with each of the boxes used that day states "One of the pens used by the President, October 15, 1966 in signing H.R. 16813, an Act to transfer to the Atomic Energy Commission complete administrative control of approximately seventy-eight across of public domain land located in the Otowi section near Los Alamos County." During the term of Lyndon B. Johnson as President. 

The Eversharp pen has the Seal of the President, facsimile signature of the President and "The White House" inscribed on the barrel of the pen in gold. Includes the original presentation box with Seal of the President in the center and President Johnson's facsimile signature printed on the right. Original replacement ink cartridge underneath, along with the official simple typed descriptive card from the event. 

Historical Notes

"During World War II when President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed the first Veterans' Readjustment Act, he stated on the occasion of that signing, "This law gives emphatic notice to the men and women of our Armed Forces that the American people never intend to let them down."

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Price$295.00
Conditionused
Product ConditionVery good condition, ink cartridge at bottom of box
SizeBox: 6" wide