1957 Eisenhower/Nixon Presidential Inauguration Program

With the front drawing being from Norman Rockwell, here is the 1957 Presidential Inaugural Program for Eisenhower/Nixon. Good condition, slight crease noted bottom right to cover, a great piece of Ame

OFFICIAL PROGRAM of the INAUGURAL CEREMONIES Inducting Into Office DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER - President of the United States, RICHARD M. NIXON - Vice President of the United States - January 20, 1953.  C

Grouping of political ephemera including Special Guest pass for 1932 Democratic District Convention in Virginia, invitations to inaugural receptions, invitation from City of Atlanta to "The Battle of

Eisenhower Political Ribbons are approx 1 7/8" x 6" . One is still attached to the Philadelphia Badge Co. card.

1953 Presidential Inauguration Program

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

Official Program from Inaugural Event on January 21, 1957, with gold embossed inaugural seal, including original unaddressed envelope from the Inaugural Ball Committee, 11 1/8" x 8 1/2". Minor toning,

Presidential Inauguration Ticket January 21, 1957

Includes inauguration program, photo cards and more.

Grouping of Original 1961 1961 John F. Kennedy Presidential Inauguration Items. Includes a 1961 John F. Kennedy Presidential Inauguration Full Ticket. The Original Invitation, The Inauguration Ceremon

Massive 25 Piece+ Ronald Reagan and George HW Bush Inauguration Ephemera that includes: Presidential Inauguration Committee Official Invitation w/Envelope;1981 Inaugural Program; Two tickets to the In

Collection of Original Presidential Inauguration Memorabilia: Lyndon Johnson and Hubert Humphrey. Inauguration Ceremonies program of the President and Vice President of the United States of America, 1

An original inaugural program from his 1933 inauguration, 65pp. 4to., containing information about the ceremony as well as details about the history of presidential inaugurations from the past. Togeth

Pamphlet for the Lyndon B Johnson Presidential Ball, 1947 poster of United Nations member nations, Inaugural memo and inauguration program from the Johnson administration. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, p

A group of three complete Presidential Inaugural items: an original invitation to the inauguration of Franklin D. Roosevelt, together with original programs for the inaugurations of Harry S. Truman an

LOT OF PRESIDENTIAL MEMORABILIA-JFK & EISENHOWER Lot of US Presidential memorabilia, to include (3) John F. Kennedy inaugural invitations, (1) 1961 inaugural ticket, 1957 inaugural Ball program, (2) h

This item features the signatures of Jacqueline and John Kennedy on the cover of the "Inauguartion Ceremonies Program". Held on January 20th, 1961, the Inauguration of John F. Kennedy marked the comme

Robert Rauschenberg 1977 Presidential Inauguration (from the Inaugural Impressions portfolio) 1977lithograph in colors 30.5 h × 21 w in (77 × 53 cm) Signed and numbered to lower ri

George Washington (1789-97)Presidential Inauguration Brass Button, 1789Scarce brass coat button, issued around the time of Washington's April 30, 1789 inauguration in New York City at Federal Hall, 1

Just as he became President, John F. Kennedy inscribed this Inauguration Ceremonies Program "To Jim - Best - John Kennedy." 12 pages, 9" x 6" with red, white and blue ribbon binding. In near mint cond

1961 John F Kennedy Presidential Inauguration "No Parking" Tin Sign. 18"x12" Excellent

100 Years of U.S. Presidential Inauguration History, McKinley to Clinton Archive An archive documenting the history of U.S. presidential inaugurations during the twentieth century, from ca. 1897-1997,

The three-color poster advertising travel by train for the Eisenhower's 1953 Presidential Inauguration. Measures 24 x 18 inches. Without proof of exemption, be aware that internet sales tax applies to

Political PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURATION "NO PARKING" SIGN 1973-Dated, Metal "No Parking" Sign for President Nixon's Second Inauguration, Choice Extremely Fine. A great looking and eye-catching Red, White