Sir Edmund Hillary | Authentic Signature on U.S. $1 Banknote | Professionally Framed & Certified | 20th Century
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Historical Context & Origin
Region: New Zealand / United States
Material: US $1 banknote with ink signature, framed under glass with archival backing
Period: 20th century (signature authenticated)
Description
This exceptional framed display features the authentic autograph of Sir Edmund Hillary (1919–2008), mounted alongside a U.S. $1 banknote. Measuring an impressive 37 inches by 28 inches, the professionally framed presentation commemorates one of the most celebrated explorers of the modern era. Authenticated by a forensic document examiner, this genuine Hillary signature offers a rare opportunity to own a tangible piece of 20th-century exploration history.
Features
- Authentic Sir Edmund Hillary signature on a U.S. $1 banknote
- Professionally framed, 37 in (W) × 28 in (H), with archival-grade matting and protective glass
- Forensically examined and certified genuine by a document expert
- Ideal centerpiece display for collectors of exploration memorabilia, signed documents, or Everest history
Cultural Significance
Sir Edmund Hillary, together with Sherpa Tenzing Norgay, achieved the first confirmed ascent of Mount Everest on May 29, 1953—a milestone that symbolized human endurance and the triumph of exploration. Beyond mountaineering, Hillary dedicated his life to philanthropy, helping to build schools, hospitals, and vital infrastructure for the Sherpa people of Nepal. His legacy endures not only as a pioneering climber but also as a humanitarian who reshaped lives in the Himalayas.
This framed signature display embodies both his legendary Everest achievement and his broader contributions to global exploration and service.
Condition
Excellent condition; signature clear and well-preserved. Professionally framed with archival protection.
Dimensions (approximate)
Frame: 37 in (W) × 28 in (H)
Age
Signed in the 20th century; forensic authentication included
Description
Historical Context & Origin
Region: New Zealand / United States
Material: US $1 banknote with ink signature, framed under glass with archival backing
Period: 20th century (signature authenticated)
Description
This exceptional framed display features the authentic autograph of Sir Edmund Hillary (1919–2008), mounted alongside a U.S. $1 banknote. Measuring an impressive 37 inches by 28 inches, the professionally framed presentation commemorates one of the most celebrated explorers of the modern era. Authenticated by a forensic document examiner, this genuine Hillary signature offers a rare opportunity to own a tangible piece of 20th-century exploration history.
Features
- Authentic Sir Edmund Hillary signature on a U.S. $1 banknote
- Professionally framed, 37 in (W) × 28 in (H), with archival-grade matting and protective glass
- Forensically examined and certified genuine by a document expert
- Ideal centerpiece display for collectors of exploration memorabilia, signed documents, or Everest history
Cultural Significance
Sir Edmund Hillary, together with Sherpa Tenzing Norgay, achieved the first confirmed ascent of Mount Everest on May 29, 1953—a milestone that symbolized human endurance and the triumph of exploration. Beyond mountaineering, Hillary dedicated his life to philanthropy, helping to build schools, hospitals, and vital infrastructure for the Sherpa people of Nepal. His legacy endures not only as a pioneering climber but also as a humanitarian who reshaped lives in the Himalayas.
This framed signature display embodies both his legendary Everest achievement and his broader contributions to global exploration and service.
Condition
Excellent condition; signature clear and well-preserved. Professionally framed with archival protection.
Dimensions (approximate)
Frame: 37 in (W) × 28 in (H)
Age
Signed in the 20th century; forensic authentication included
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