Rare 1795 Pension Receipt for an Invalid, Boston

Massachusetts Currency
Previously Unknown Unlisted in Anderson 1794 Nathaniel Appleton, Massachusetts, Commissioner of the United States Loan Office Pension Receipt for an Invalid at Boston, Mass.
September 5th, 1794 Invalid Pension to March 4th, 1795 Typeset Dated, Hand-dated March 5th, 1795 Federal Period, State of Massachusetts Partially-Printed Document Signed, "Joshua Winn" Received of Nathaniel Appleton, Commissioner of the United States Loan Office in the State of Massachusetts, United States Pension Receipt Form for an Invalid, Boston, Choice Crisp Extremely Fine.
Extremely Rare, possibly Unique, as the first we have ever encountered in over four decades. Here, Joshua Winn acknowledges his receipt of $24 as his Pension as an Invalid from September 5, 1794 to March 4, 1795 from Nathaniel Appleton, Commissioner of the United States Loan Office in the State of Massachusetts. This typeset form is printed in black on clean fine quality laid period paper, measuring 4.5" x 6.5" then fully completed and nicely Signed "Joshua Winn" in manuscript at conclusion. Apart from some light age toning, this piece is in excellent condition with broad wide selvage on all but the indented right side.
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