Sure, here is an example of a signed transaction in the Bitcoin blockchain:
Input: 0100000001d4032147dfa18a7a25e71afb7f674cf380d7835237e9f819f265ad7a2b55066b000000006b483045022100e32228c29ae6890a628c9ae6f8f1d2d1750f91504ab2e6ef8aa6f2836d5324c022020403cd3376e7fbf69538d635aeec1792b64462e03cb96e87647d18750c982f4012103d87ba87d10454d66fd90130206793e4c1f2d86ebd5c5b5e541caec1255fb58afffffffff02aedf5100000000001976a914e1e2f1b7612140399809e3656422d65e611eec9088ac789e5f06000000001976a914b20db682cc8a0de4f4ebd3fcf9a19ad925cc07f188ac00000000.
Output: An output that sends 1 BTC to 3JGK1oKdmELGE3tMXNurKnpNVZwEz4pYSk.
