Hold onto your hats, literature lovers! For the FIRST TIME EVER, we're unveiling an opportunity so monumental, it'll make your heart race: genuine, handwritten words from the legendary Mark Twain himself! Yes, you read that right – the incomparable Samuel Langhorne Clemens, the wit, the wisdom, the very essence of American letters, captured in an authentic piece of history, meticulously authenticated and encapsulated by the esteemed experts at Beckett.

This isn't just a sale; it's a seismic event! CutWordCo is thrilled to present this exclusive Limited Edition – the inaugural set of Twain words ever to be encapsulated by Beckett and offered to the public. Imagine holding a tangible fragment of the "Father of American Literature's" genius in your hands! Each individual word was painstakingly and reverently removed from an original, handwritten Mark Twain letter, ensuring its absolute authenticity and historical significance.

This is your exceptional, once-in-a-lifetime chance to own an authentic piece of penmanship from the acclaimed author of timeless classics like “The Adventures of Tom Sawyer” and “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.” Don't let this slip through your fingers! Each order includes one remarkable Mark Twain handwriting fragment, chosen from our captivating menu (you can sneak a peek at the selection in the second photo!). You'll receive a genuine, encapsulated fragment of Twain's very own hand, a testament to his enduring legacy.

These precious twain words originate from an undated letter written by Twain on his elegant Riverdale on the Hudson letterhead. In it, he regretfully declines an invitation to a Mr. Seaman, humorously stating he would “doubtless be on the other side of the world at that time…[or] shall be, if our plans do not fail us.” The Clemens family cherished their time at the magnificent Riverdale mansion, later known as "Wave Hill," an enormous fieldstone, three-story marvel. While genuine Twain handwritten documents can often command thousands of dollars, we’re making this incredible piece of history accessible. Consider this: authenticating a single word of Twain's handwriting costs a staggering $200 on Beckett's website alone – making this an incredible value for such a profound connection to a literary icon!