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This product is a rare and valuable collectible item: a Frank Lloyd Wright signed letter/envelope from Taliesin West, dated December 29, 1952. The signature of the renowned architect adds historical significance to the piece, making it a prized possession for collectors of architectural memorabilia. The authenticity of the signature, although not authenticated, adds to the allure of this unique item, which is an original piece from the iconic Taliesin West estate. The letter originally was to be signed by a secretary, but FLW hand signed it and added \"to my cousins\". Letter was acquired more than 25 years ago from that cousin\'s estate, and has been sealed since that time. Also with the letter is a FLW 2 cent stamp, and a separate note card with an additional two, FLW 2 cent stamps.
Details & Condition
• Original typed letter on Taliesin West letterhead
• Bold red Taliesin insignia present
• Hand-signed by Frank Lloyd Wright in ink
• Dated: March 1, 1958
• Includes original addressed envelope (postmarked Scottsdale, AZ)
• Light age toning consistent with period
• Overall excellent vintage condition with strong signature⸻ProvenanceThis letter comes from an Oklahoma collector and FLW enthusiast. Oklahoma being home to FLW cousin\'s house \"Westhope\" and the Price Tower, FLW\'s only built skyscraper.
⸻Why This Piece Matters
• Personally signed by Frank Lloyd Wright
• Acknowledges a cousin\'s relationship
• Direct connection to Taliesin West, Scottsdale
• Includes a total of 3 FLW 2 cent stamps
• Includes original mailing envelope⸻Perfect For
• Collectors of architectural history
• Frank Lloyd Wright enthusiasts
• Designers & architects
• Fine art / manuscript collectors
• Scottsdale / Taliesin West provenance collectorsPLEASE SEE PHOTOS AND ASK QUESTIONS BEFORE offerDING AS ALL SALES ARE FINAL.
