1931 White House Invitation President Hoover

Mrs. Hoover invitiation; Presiden and Mrs. Coolidge invitation to New Year reception; Mrs Coolidge calling card; Mrs. Coolidge invitiation to White House Garden Partyy and invitation of President and

Herbert Hoover Letter dated October 31, 1931. Typed letter of condolence to Emily B. Callahan from President Hoover on White House stationary referencing the passing of her husband Edgar B. Callahan.

Herbert Hoover, typed letter signed "Herbert Hoover" as President. One page, White House stationary, Washington, D.C., June 10, 1931. Letter: 9"H x 7"W; Frame: 14"H x 12"W. In the letter written to Th

Panoramic Photograph. [Herbert Hoover]. Schutz, Wash. DC, photographer. White House Reception, National Warm Air Heating Assoc. Washington, DC, Dec. 3, 1931. President Hoover at center. 10” x 32

Rare White House Invitation to Dine With President Buchanan Invitation to dine with the president: "The President requests the honor of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman's company, at dinner, on Friday March 16th

Herbert Hoover Signed White House Card White House Card, boldly signed by President Hoover as "Herbert Hoover". 2.75" x 4.25". Excess paper marks and scuffs to the top of the card which is accompanied

A signed White House card by past President Herbert Hoover with COA

Political Ephemera grouping, featuring a Dwight D. Eisenhower autograph signed photo, Benjamin Harrison cabinet photo, President Taft White House invitation, political party convention tickets, Congre

A Pair of engraved White House cards signed by past President Herbert Hoover and First Lady Lou Hoover museum framed with COA

Comprising, The Inauguration Ceremonies program for President Taft, two White House invitations, one from Taft and one from Franklin D. Roosevelt, an Illustrated Catalogue and Price List of Carpenters

Framed four piece President James (Jimmy) E. Carter White House invitation to a convert held on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the Newport Jazz Festival, June 18, 1978. Provenance: From the P

Autographs President "Herbert Hoover" "The White House" Card Signed HERBERT HOOVER (1874-1964). Thirty-First President of the United States (1929"1933). c. 1930, "The White House - Washington," Card S

Hoover Herbert H. Hoover Signed WH Card Superb PSA/DNA Encapsulated NM 7   Superb Herbert Hoover Signature as President on White House card stock "Herbert Hoover", 4.25" x 2.75". PSA/DNA encapsul

DESCRIPTION: President Harry S. Truman hand signed dining invitation, United Stated White House insignia at top, presented to Mr. Friedland, mounted in frame. CIRCA: 1952 ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS: (Fram

Woodrow Wilson (American 1856-1924). Official White House invitation to attend the Presidential Inauguration & program of Woodrow Wilson, March 4. 1914. Official invitation includes portrait of Presid

framed, on White House stationery, President and Mrs Reagan request the pleasure of your company at a concert and reception... Saturday afternoon, April 24, 1998, at four - thirty o'clock, includes ad

EPHEMERA: Twenty framed pieces of 20th C. political figures including Teddy Roosevelt, General Grant, Herbert Hoover, etc., as well as election official buttons, White House invitation, Wear Willy War

Details: George H.W. Bush autographed White House luncheon invitation. Fine condition. George Herbert Walker Bush (June 12, 1924 – November 30, 2018) was an American politician, dipl

Collection of U.S. Presidential invitations on White House stationery. Six paper invitations dated May 8, 1958, and one dress code note, produced for a white tie engagement hosted by President and Mrs

Herbert Hoover TLS as President Typed Letter Signed, “Herbert Hoover”, Washington, November 11, 1932, 1 p., 7” x 8.75”, on White House letterhead, to the Honorable J. R. Nutt.

A scrapbook that includes various photographs (one of Hilary Clinton), tickets (to sport games, tribute to President Clinton, and more), invitations to events (such as White House inauguration and Pre

(GIDEON WELLES.) Pass for President Lincoln's White House funeral. Engraved black-bordered invitation on card, 3¼ x 5 inches, specifying the East Wing; minimal foxing. [Washington], 19 April 1865

(GIDEON WELLES.) Engraved invitation to a White House dinner with "The President & Mrs. Lincoln." Printed card, engraved by Philp & Solomons, 3¾ x 5½ inches, completed in manuscript for "Mrs

Collection of President Bill and First Lady Hillary Clinton of official White House and candid photographs (one signed), Inaugural invitation and other memorabilia addressed to Broadway Legends Adolph