Unbelievable Treasure Found in My Storage Unit: Franklin Roosevelt Memorabilia!

A vintage, folded typewritten letter dated October 15, 1932, from the Executive Mansion in Albany, New York, addressed to Mr. Enoch Prouty, a construction engineer in Detroit. The letter, signed by Franklin Roosevelt, expresses interest in his proposal to use his airplane for mail and passenger service but defers action because Roosevelt is then the Governor of New York, not the President. The letter humorously implies that Roosevelt will only consider the idea if he is elected president, making it a classic example of political opportunism.

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