Goldin, Horace. One-page TLS from Horace Goldin.

Goldin, Horace. Typed Letter Signed, “Horace,” to Will Goldston. March 10, 1939. One page on Goldin’s decorative stationery. Regarding plans for a “ladies night” and who will appear. Postscr

Goldin, Horace. Horace Goldin Italian Souvenir Program. Circa 1933. Eight-page pictorial brochure showcasing many of Goldin’s effects, including his hand shadow routine, the Living Miracle (Buzz Saw

Goldin, Horace. Typed Letter Signed, “Horace,” to John Mulholland. November 21, 1934. On Goldin’s decorative stationery. Two pages. Regarding a group of illusion photos Goldin had enclosed, the

Goldin, Horace. Portrait of Horace Goldin performing the “Boring Through a Man.” Three-quarter length photograph shows Goldin thrusting his hand through the torso of a turban-clad assistant. 7 x 1

Goldin, Horace. Postcard of Horace Goldin, Inscribed and Signed. British, ca. 1920. Handsome half-length sepia-toned real photo postcard of the famous “Whirlwind Illusionist.” Scrapbook remnants o

Trio of Conjuring Souvenir Programs. American, 1930s – 40s. Color wrappers, illustrated with photographs or other figures related to the performers, including Horace Goldin, Kalanag, and Louis Nicol

Goldin, Horace. Three Typed Letters Signed, “Horace,” to Will Goldston. London, 1927 – 31. On 4to pictorial letterheads (two different, each bearing a portrait of Goldin), signed in pencil. The

Goldin, Horace. Three Typed Letters Signed, “Horace,” to Will Goldston. London, 1927 – 31. On thre different 4to pictorial letterheads, being short notes on minor business and personal matters,

[Education] Mann, Horace. Autograph Letter Signed by Horace Mann. Boston, Jan. 10, 1842. Two pages, on one folded sheet, addressed to Rev. S.P. Newman of Andover, Mass., an important letter regarding

1864 American Conflict History of the Great Rebellion by Horace Greeley Slavery Civil War Book volume one. Measurements in inches: 9 1/2 x 6 1/2 Condition:Well worn with age, toned pages Front and bac

Nixon, Richard. One-Page TLS from President Nixon with Original Envelope. Dated June 17, 1970 and addressed to Mrs. Terreen Mark; typed on The White House letterhead with embossed seal “.It was most

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

An 1843 land grant issued to one Horace Long of Henry County, Illinois, signed and dated by president John Tyler, March 10th, 1843.

Horace one of Cruella Di Ville's henchman 6" x 6 1/2" image on a Disney Art Corner Background.

Interesting! A letter of Happy New Year wishes written by Moshe Goldin (?) one of the first immigrants of the Third Aliyah from Odessa on the ship "Ruslan", on the eve of Sukkot 1920, who is in Jaffa

Rare TLS, one page, 7.25 x 10.5, The Maytag Company letterhead, April 13, 1925. Letter to law firm Campbell & Campbell, in full: “Replying to yours of the 11th regarding the case against Sko

TLS, one page, 5.25 x 8, April 14, 1949. Letter to Colonel R. C. Kuldell, in full: "I have your letter of Mar. 28, 1949. I do not concur with some of the statements contained therein. Nevertheless, I

TLS, one page, 8 x 10.5, NASA letterhead, August 12, 1969. Letter to Charles P. Geer, dated just two days after he emerged from quarantine following the successful Apollo 11 mission. In full: "Thank y

TLS, one page, 7.25 x 10.5, June 24, 1935. Letter to Philip Leibsohn. In part: "Some time ago I wrote to you, but have not received a reply—about the L—Messner case, about which you know,

Details: Winston Churchill autographed one page typed letter (TLS) dated May 5, 1949. Sent to his literary assistant William Deakin, in part: "By sitting up very late several nights, I have finished V

TLS, one page, 6 x 8.25, personal letterhead, November 30, 1950. Letter to Mrs. Meyers on equality, in part: "Of course, the F.E.P.C. law which guarantees that opportunities for employment should be o

TLS, one page, 8 x 10.5, illustrated Rocky Marciano Enterprises, Inc. letterhead, June 2, 1969. Letter to William Reinmuth, Jr., of Sports Quest, in full: "Thanks for that nice card and photo. Barbara

TLS, one page, 8.5 x 11, October 11, 1977. Letter to Mr. Hughes, in full: “Your letter to Dr. McNelly has been turned over to me to answer, regarding Part Two of THE UNTELEPORTED MAN. What Linda

TLS, one page, 8.5 x 11, American Base Ball Club of Philadelphia letterhead, May 1, 1939. Letter to Jack Collins of the Webster Herald Corporation, in full: "Please permit me to waive my score card in