United States. A Society of Cincinnati Induction Document Signed by George Washington, 1784 visually-hidden trimmed on two sides with

trimmed on two sides with a silver aluminum wire tresse

38 mm x 44 mm each

as part of a strategy of isolating Australia from the United States

suffering a "penetrating shrapnel (gun shot) wound to his right eye with destruction"

a tab with a smooth finished brown upper stitched in place on the underside of the belt

United States. A Society of Cincinnati Induction Document Signed by George Washington, 1784 visually-hidden trimmed on two sides withAn extremely rare and authenticated document featuring the signature of Society President, and future President of America, George Washington in relation to the Society of Cincinnati. Set in a large frame with glass covering, the document is dated May 5, 1784. It was awarded to Moses White, and signed by George Washtington as President of the Society and Henry Knox as Secretary. A black and white image of Washington is in the top center, flanked by