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HANDWRITTEN AUTOGRAPH LETTER BY WINIFRED HOLT MATHER FOUNDER OF THE NEW YORK ASSOCIATION FOR THE BLIND

HANDWRITTEN AUTOGRAPH LETTER BY WINIFRED HOLT MATHER FOUNDER OF THE NEW YORK ASSOCIATION FOR THE BLIND

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WINIFRED HOLT MATHER [d. 1945] Founder of NY Assoc. for the Blind, with headquarters, known as "The Lighthouse," in New York City. Extended their work to France, Poland, Italy and other countries. ALS, 1927, on board the ship SS ROMA crossing the Atlantic. 3 pages, 8vo. Mounting trace on back. BOLDLY SIGNED.; 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall; BLIND, BLINDNESS, AMERICANA, SIGHTLESS; Signed by Autograph

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