ROGERS, Will (1879–1935). Will Rogers’ Illiterate

* ROGERS, Will (1879-1935). Autograph note signed ("Will Rogers"), to Tommy Kirnan. N.p., 22 August 1923. 1 page, 4to, pin holes upper left corner, short tear to fold just touching one letter, light c

Rogers Will Will Rogers Signed Photo 6.75" x 9" black and white photograph of humorist Will Rogers (1879-1935) signed by him as "Will Rogers" along a diagonal orientatio

Relief Carving of Will Rogers and John D. Rockefeller signed Henry Wahlgren (1869-1955), Hinckley, Illinois, c. 1930. Sawn and carved relief depicting American entertainer Will Rogers (1879-1935) and

Carved Figure of Will Rogers United States, c. 1930. Carved and stained full-figure wooden sculpture depicting American entertainer Will Rogers (1879-1935) in riding costume and holding a lasso, mount

(WILL ROGERS/1879-1935), PROOF, Encapsulated For Future Preservation, Novelty, NEW!

William Penn Adair Rogers (1879–1935) was an American vaudeville performer, actor, and humorous social commentator. Signed 3.5” x 2” cut sheet of paper.

3 Figural Items, PM: "Ambassador of Good Will" - Will Rogers - "National Coin Bank Co.", Missing bottom; "Franklin D. Roosevelt", NOT A BANK; "Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.",7 1/4", NOT A BANK

Offered here for your consideration are original Will Rogers photographs from the Will Rogers Jr. Estate (sworn statement provided). In the lot there is one studio photo from Goldwyn Pictures of Will

1949 United Artists Vincent Price; 1954 Warner Bros. Edward G. Robinson, Little Caeser; International News Service Will Rogers with back stamp; Will Rogers at NBC microphone probably prior to 1930 wit

Baccarat Sulphide Paperweight Will Rogers. Suphide bust of Will Rogers in faceted crystal weight. Signed. Very good condition. Measures 1-1/2" H x 2-3/4" dia.

The photo is a dual photo of the negative, Will Rogers on Horse, and Will Rogers with JD Rockefeller Sr. Photo 8 x 10, negative 4 x 5.

Harold T. HoldenOklahoma, (b. 1940)Will Rogers, Maquette for Monument at the Oklahoma City Airportbronze with red patina, ed. 37/100signed at the baseProvenance:Purchased from the artist, Kremli

on marble base. C.M. Russell Reproduction. 11 inches tall.

autographs include Bing Crosby, Guy Lombardo, Jack Benny, Eddie Cantor, Ripley, Al Jolson, Will Rogers, Hershfield, A. W. Mellon and Ed Sullivan 7 1/2" x 5" Waterman's Autograph Album

Movie Poster "Will Rogers in TOO BUSY to WORK", The H.C. Minor Litho Co., New York,NY,(Movie 1932), lithograph[11] (WILLIS8122){MM} From the Collection of Emmy Award Winner Bruce Willis Measurements:

This original handbill is from a September 1969 canceled Jimi Hendrix show. After Woodstock, Hendrix canceled a handful of performances, this among them. The artist took a break from touring for the r

After C.M Russell "Will Rogers" Statue #1 of 50 sits on a green marble Pedestal. Measures 38" in overall height, base 18"h x 20"w x 14"d.

This original handbill is from a 1969 cancelled Jimi Hendrix show. After Woodstock, Hendrix canceled a handful of performances, this among them. The artist took a break from touring for the remainder

After Charles Marion RussellMontana, California, Missouri, (1864-1926)Will Rogers (Modeled 1926)bronze recastsigned in the casting (with artist's cipher)Height: 11 inches; Length: 10 1/2 inches

Autographed publicity photo of Will Rogers, Known as "Oklahoma's Favorite Son", was an American stage and film actor, vaudeville performer, cowboy, humorist, newspaper columnist, and social commentato

Typed letter on pictorial letterhead for the Poinsett Hotel in Greenville, South Carolina, 1926. Personal reply message to Mr. Abenheim: "It was sure nice of you to take the time to write me, for even

Will Rogers with Lariat Bronze Statuette Unsigned, measures 22" H to top of hat, 24" to top of lariat, bronze base measures 7" W x 4 1/4" D, weighs 23 3/4 pounds without marble bas

Comedian Will Rogers Signature & Accompanying Envelope Signature and cover postmarked November 21, 1929, Beverly Hills, CA. Wonderfully preserved autograph signed "Will Rogers", with its original

Group of 2 handbills. Including: “Iron Butterfly Will Rogers Coliseum”. Circa 1960s. Approximately 9 x 12”. Fine. [Together with:]. “Jefferson Airplane San Antonio Municipal Au