American Revolutionary soldier (1740–1815) who helped organize the 'Quaker Blues,' a company of volunteers. After the war Biddle served as a US marshal in Pennsylvania and made his living as a Philadelphia importer. DS, signed "Clement Biddle," three pages on two adjoining sheets, 10.75 x 17, October 18, 1788. An indenture for a parcel of land in Philadelphia. Biddle has boldly signed at the conclusion of the document. In very good condition, with partial separations along horizontal folds, scattered light creasing and wrinkling, some scattered soiling and toning, and faint mirroring from words on the opposite page touching his signature. RRAuction COA.
