EDITH BOLLING WILSON TLS

Edith Bolling Wilson (1915-21)Autograph Letter, signedParis, October 8, 1925. 3 pp. on one sheet folded to make four pages. 7 3/8 x 5 5/16 in. (187 x 134 mm). Autograph letter, signed by First Lady Ed

Signature cut of First Lady Edith Bolling Wilson.

Four works about President Wilson and his wife, Edith Bolling Wilson: Edith Bolling Wilson. My Memoir. First edition. Indianapolis and New York: The Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1939.Very good- with good+ d

Woodrow Wilson TLS, Unable to Fast Track Customs Promotion & Edith Wilson FF. TLS dated August 14, 1913, on Whiting's Woven Linen watermarked stock "The White House, Washington" letterhead signed

2013-W 1/2 oz Proof Gold Edith Wilson PR-70 PCGS (FS) SKU: RBJ78951 Year: 2013 Grade Service: PCGS Denomination: $10.00 Metal Content: 0.5 troy oz Purity: .9999 Thickness: 1.88 mm <br

Woodrow Wilson TLS on "allotment of ships proposed to Italy" Wilson responds to a number of ships being allocated and sent to Italy in the midst of World War I. Written on White House stationery. 1p t

Woodrow Wilson TLS: "I shall at once bring this matter to the attention of the Secretary of State" A 1p typed letter signed by 28th U.S. President Woodrow Wilson (1856-1924) as "Woodrow Wilson" at cen

Woodrow Wilson TLS On French "Fears" During the WWI, 4 Months After Joining 1p typed, measuring 7" x 8.875", Washington, D.C., dated August 17, 1917. Signed "Woodrow Wilson" and addressed to Hon. Edwa

Woodrow Wilson TLS Fabulous WW1 Letter Wilson urges Hurley to consult with the Chairman of the War Industries Board for the purposes of coordination. Written on White House stationery.&nbsp;2pp typed,

Signed cut signed by Edith Wilson. It is signed as Mrs. Woodrow Wilson.

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Medium: Vintage Collotype Date: 1926 Printer: Meriden Gravure Co., U.S.A. Edition limited to 1750 Image Size: 5 x 7 inches Edith R Wilson was an American photographer born in 1864. She was active duri

WOODROW WILSON: (1856-1924) American President 1913-21. T.L.S., Woodrow Wilson, as President, one page, small 4to, Washington, 29th September 1917, to Senator George E. Chamberlain, on the printed sta

1. WILSON: One-sheet TLS on Wilson's personal Princeton, New Jersey letterhead, December 16, 1910, to Edward M. Chapman. Wilson thanks him for his "gracious and delightful letter," and concludes that

A TLS by Woodrow Wilson's secretary, and two ALS drafts from Edward M. Chapman to Wilson, regarding the appointment of Clarence L. Clark to the position of Postmaster for Lyme, Connecticut: 1. TUMULTY

SIGNED AUTHOR PHYLLIS LEE LEVIN. Biography : Edith and Woodrow , The Wilson White House, measures 9.5 x 6.5 x 1.75 in. A Lisa Drew Book, SCRIBNER Publ., c. 2001. Inscription is in green ink, reads for

One-sheet TLS, on White House stationery, with franked/stamped envelope, August 15, 1914. The letter is a personal thanks for the condolences sent by Edward M. Chapman, following the death of Wilson's

One-page TLS on Princeton University letterhead, April 18th, 1910, when Wilson was university president. Wilson writes to Edward M. Chapman to accept his invitation to be present at the dedication of

Harold Wilson signed 3 1/2 x 6 black and white photo. Also includes A5 TLS from his private secretary Robert Campbell on House of Commons headed paper dated 5th October 1982. Good condition. All autog

Oil on canvas portrait of Revolutionary war soldier Thomas Robinson, wearing his Society of the Cincinnati medal, painted by Edith Rosenow in 1940, after the original portrait by Charles Wilson Peale.

The feature of this auction is a 1969 Black Chevelle with SS 396 Badging. ZZ4 350 cu. in. Engine with aluminum heads, power steering, aluminum intake, MSD ignition box, coil, and distributor; Holley 4

Alexander Dzigurski, "From Sea To Shining Sea", o/c, 40" x 60", from the Franklin Mint Collection, Bicentennial Exhibition: America The Beautiful, Oct 5- Nov 16, 1975, signed lower right and dated 197

Louis Sullivan is considered the father of the skyscraper; using steel frames to hold up large and elaborate structures. He partnered with Dankmar Adler in Chicago for more than a decade but this 1894

portraying circa 1910 baseball scene, unsigned, with loses, 32"H x 40"W