WW2 hand ink signed 1941 King George VI and Antony Eden document, USA Connection

A wonderful opportunity to obtain an authentic totally Original Large War Time (WW2) Document hand signed in ink by His majesty King George VI (King of the United Kingdom) and Counter signed by Antony Eden (British foreign secretary). Beautiful conditioned large Document indeed dated Jan 12th 1941, to top corner a bold hand ink signature of King George VI, the Document is given at saint James palace to Arthur Edwards Yepps esquire , to be consul to New Orleans (the United States of America) Also mentioning his high Bravery Military Cross award ! , the document bearing a large royal embossed imprint stamp and royal watermarks with GvR and Kings crown , this document was signed on January 12TH 1941 during the famous Blitz of London, the united states of America had not yet entered the war but was soon involved and entered on December 1941. Counter signed to the bottom by Antony Eden (British foreign secretary. A fascinating British king’s hand signed document with connections to America New Orleans and mentioning the highly bravery Military Cross award. Please note the photos of the king George VI and the foreign secretary does not come with the sale of the document and is for reference only. I have taken close up photos of the document so its contexed can be read.

King George VI (Albert Frederick Arthur George; 14 December 1895 - 6 February 1952) was King of the United Kingdom and the Dominions of the British Commonwealth from 11 December 1936 until his death in 1952 (cancer). He was also the last Emperor of India from 1936 until the British Raj was dissolved in August 1947, and the first Head of the Commonwealth following the London Declaration of 1949

British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden, serving under Churchill, was deeply involved in wartime diplomacy, notably undertaking a crucial, challenging visit to Moscow in October to meet Stalin, solidifying the Anglo-Soviet alliance against Germany and discussing post-war Europe. Earlier in the year, he'd led missions to build anti-Axis alliances in the Balkans and Middle East, driven by intelligence on German plans, and debated war aims in Parliament, emphasizing international cooperation and resources for reconstruction.


Arthur Edwards Yepps esquire, Awarded Military Cross (M.C.) whilst a Lieutenant of Headquarters, 47th Brigade, Royal Garrison Artillery.
Appointed Consul to Rouen, France on 19 November 1937 and Consul to New York, USA on 28 May 1940. Late of Monmouth House Chard Grammar School, Chard. Died at the Hospital Bridgwater, Somerset. Son of Aaron Yapp and Annie (née Brown) Yapp.

Size approx 16x12 inches on high quality Royal bonded paper.
Condition: fine condition please see photos

Code: 51157