Prepare to seize a truly monumental piece of history! Offered for the first time EVER – an authentic, handwritten word from none other than King George III, the very last monarch to rule the American colonies. This isn't just a word; it's a tangible link to a pivotal era, impeccably authenticated and encapsulated by the unparalleled experts at Beckett Authentication Services (BAS).

This is an exclusive CutWordCo Limited Edition, marking the inaugural offering of King George III's encapsulated words by Beckett! Imagine holding a fragment of penmanship from the same hand that signed the infamous acts that ignited the American Revolution. This isn't just an artifact; it's a direct connection to the drama, the defiance, and the destiny that shaped a nation. It's a chance to own a piece of the man who, perhaps most famously, became a compelling character in the hit musical, "Hamilton."

Each order includes one extraordinary King George III handwriting fragment, chosen from our exclusive dropdown menu. Get a sneak peek at the incredible selection in the 2nd photo – every single word is genuinely handwritten by King George III himself. You're not just getting a word; you're receiving an authentic, encapsulated piece of King George III’s personal history.

Each precious, encapsulated word was meticulously extracted from an extensive, undated handwritten list created by King George III. This fascinating document details intricate travel arrangements for the royal family, a glimpse into the daily life of a monarch. The King's precise notes painstakingly detail everything from horses and groomers to gentlemen, servants, footmen, accommodations, and even the full roster of the traveling party. Imagine the stories these words could tell!

While full genuine George III letters can command thousands of dollars, this encapsulated word presents a rare and truly affordable opportunity. It’s your chance to own a genuine, authenticated piece of King George III’s legacy without breaking the bank. Consider this: authenticating a single word of King George III's handwriting would set you back $150 on Beckett's own website. We're bringing this incredible historical access directly to you.