Own a fascinating piece of late 19th-century American military history! This original 1894 Michigan National Guard document comes from an Armory Company of Infantry stationed in Jackson, Michigan. Likely related to company funds or disbursements, it reflects the internal workings of a state militia during a pivotal time in National Guard development.

Features:

• Dated 1894
• Issued on official “Michigan National Guard – Armory Company, Infantry” letterhead
• Handwritten entries, including financial figures and personnel notations
• Possibly signed by James Hamlin (signature in period script—see photos)
• Measures approx. 8.5” x 11”
• Beautiful early cursive penmanship throughout

Condition:

Very good for its age. Light creasing from original folds and a few areas of tape reinforcement at corners (visible in photos). Ink remains dark and legible.

Perfect for collectors of militaria, 19th-century documents, or Michigan history. Would look striking framed or as part of a curated archival collection.

Ships protected in an archival sleeve with backing to preserve its integrity.