A significant relic of early American history, this authenticated clipping of Alexander Hamilton’s hair offers a direct tangible connection to the brilliant Founding Father who shaped the U.S. financial system and influenced the nation’s early political identity. Items tied to Hamilton remain among the most historically respected and culturally relevant.
Collecting hair, known as "hair work," was a common Victorian practice for mementos, especially after a person's death. Over time, different locks have been passed down through families, sold at auction, or donated to institutions. Always look for authenticity and documentation proving such when purchasing hair work.
