WOODROW WILSON & WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN.  World War I-dated partly-printed document signed by, “Woodrow Wilson,” as President and countersigned by, “W.J. Bryan,” as Secretary of State appointing John Elwin Kehl, “a Consul of Class five of the United States of America.”

WORLD WAR-I DATED DOCUMENT SIGNED BY WOODROW WILSON AS PRESIDENT AND WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN AS SECRETARY OF STATE APPOINTING A UNITED STATES AMBASSADOR

Contains one page on a bifolium, measures 14 by 10.5 inches, contains the fully-intact white paper seal, created in Washington, DC on March 2, 1915, and in near pristine condition with only light staining.  Kehl (1870-1936) served as a U.S. ambassador to Germany, Cuba, Turkey, Canada, and Lithuania from 1897 until his retirement in 1932.