Mary Surratt, the boarding house proprietor convicted as a co-conspirator in President Abraham Lincoln's assassination, remains one of history's most controversial figures. This authenticated hair clipping offers collectors a tangible connection to this pivotal moment in American history. Each piece is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity, verifying its provenance and legitimacy.
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.
