J. Edgar Hoover: 2 typed signed letters + photo.

J. Edgar Hoover COINTELPRO-Era TLS A small lot related to controversial FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover (1895-1972), including a typed letter signed, a photograph, and an engraved nameplate. The lot cons

TLS by J. Edgar Hoover, dated June 1, 1948, on FBI letterhead, 10-1/2 x 8 inches, signed in blue ink. TLS by J. Edgar Hoover, dated December 20, 1962, on FBI letterhead, 10-1/2 x 8 inches, signed in b

Letter is 10" x 8" . Frame is 11 1/2" x 9 1/2". See photos for condition and details. Local pick-up available on February 4th or 3rd party shipping available. Please see terms.

TLS signed “J. E. Hoover,” one page, 7 x 9.5, Federal Bureau of Investigation letterhead, July 23, 1937. Letter to James A. Davis of Athens, Pennsylvania, in part: "Your letter was receive

Typed letter on FBI stationary congratulations on a wedding. dated Jan. 29th 1946. Comes with a JSA COA.

Head of the FBI at the most notorios of times signed letter with COA

A one page typed letter signed while head of the FBI with COA

Hoover J. J. Edgar Hoover TLS: "I am indeed pleased to know you have enjoyed your work with this Bureau" 2pp typed letter signed by J. Edgar Hoover (1895-1972), then Director of the Federal Bureau of

DESCRIPTION: Collection of twelve single owner autographed documents. Includes: 1) Typed letter signed by J. Edgar Hoover on FBI letterhead dated April 1, 1971 accompanying a requested copy of the lat

Signed, typed letter from Edgar J. Hoover, on FBI stationary, dated October 12, 1950, to a young boy in La Jolla, California, regarding a radio program of that time, "This Is Your FBI". The letter men

Letter from J. Edgar Hoover, typed on FBI stationary & signed in pen, lower right. Dated April 4, 1951, letter to a young man, student in La Jolla, CA, regarding a favorite vacation cottage, Torrey Pi

Letter from J. Edgar Hoover, typed on FBI stationary & signed in pen, lower right. Dated June 4, 1952, letter to a child in La Jolla, CA . 7" X 9" stationary size, displayed in vintage metal 8" X 10"

Letter from J. Edgar Hoover, typed on FBI stationery & signed in pen, lower right. Dated September 11, 1950. Personal letter to Master Donald Bruce Moore in La Jolla, California. The letter ends "With

Dated Feb 2, 1959. Congratulatory letter to Joe on his selection as President of the American League. Signed Edgar. This piece was consigned directly to us from the Cronin Family and comes with a Gayn

Signed J. Edgar Hoover FBI Letterhead Letters - This lot includes a collection of 3 original typed letters from the early 1950s on official FBI letterhead, two of which are hand-signed by J. Edgar Hoo

Signed J. Edgar Hoover FBI Letterhead Letters - This lot includes a collection of 3 original typed letters from the early 1950s on official FBI letterhead, two of which are hand-signed by J. Edgar Hoo

DESCRIPTION: Five correspondence letters signed by John Edgar Hoover. 1962-1964. Letters to Carol Kay Washel/Carter. Letter topics include offer of employment, approval of maternity leave, chastisemen

Includes JSA basic certificate, photograph is 6" x 4", booklet is called "The Story of the Federal Bureau Of Investigation, booklet is 10" x 8"

Letter dated June 8, 1938 as a receipt for a letter received, signed by J. Edgar Hoover.

FBI head Hoover signed letter on FBI stationary dated 1965 with COA

Letter dated May 27, 1971 to Mr. Paul N. Gerber, an agent who worked at the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension Department of Safety in St Paul MN. Gerber worked closely with John Edgar Hoover, head of th

Framed and matted letter dated July 29, 1954 along with clipped signature, from J. Edgar Hoover (1895-1972). Hoover was the first Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) of the United St

Hoover J. J.Edgar Hoover Signed Beautiful Bacharach Photo Lovely large black and white Bacharach Photo of J.Edgar Hoover, 6.5" x 8.25", fixed to a signed and inscribed board with the inscription along

J. Edgar Hoover (1895-1972) Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Hoover was Director of the FBI from 1924 to 1972, an administration that lasted from President Coolidge to President Nixon.