THE GREELEY LETTER
THE GREELEY LETTER
LIMITED SERIES
THE GREELEY LETTER ARCHIVAL PRINTS are color prints of Lincoln’s original handwritten 3-page letter dated August 22, 1862 - created using a high-resolution photo printer with archival pigment inks on fine art paper. Each print has been archivally secured within an elegantly designed linen bound tri-folder. Limited Series of 100
THE GREELEY LETTER are archival museum-quality color prints of President Abraham Lincoln’s original handwritten 3-page letter to New-York Tribune editor, Horace Greeley, sent by Lincoln to rival National Intelligencer editor, James C. Welling, who published the letter the next day. The Greeley Letter prints were reproduced from Welling’s editor-copy print, by James C. Welling’s great-granddaughter, who printed and designed the elegant linen bound tri-folio with an embossed cover with Lincoln’s iconic signature and famous words “I would save the Union”.
THE GREELEY LETTER ARCHIVAL PRINT SPECS: Printer: Epson SureColor P-400 Inkjet Printer with AccuPhoto™; Ink: UltraChrome HG2 pigment inks; Paper: EPSON Hot Press Natural Paper, acid free, 100% cotton rag, 330gsm, 98% Opacity, 90 ISO Brightness and pH Buffered; Print permanence: 100 years based on findings by wilhelm-research.com; Photo corners: Canson archival acid-free; Tissue: LINECO archival quality buffered acid free tissue paper; Cover: Eskaboard covered archival fabric and materials assembled by Taylor Box, Warren, RI.; Outer package: Clear Bags acid-free and pvc-free polypropylene photo art bag