Taft, William Howard (2 TLS) Woodrow Wilson (1 TLS),

(12) US Presidential Dollars (10) William Taft (2) Woodrow Wilson

Collection of US Coins. To include twenty-one US Presidential $1 proof coins including one James Madison and five each of William McKinley, Theodore Roosevelt, William Howard Taft and Woodrow Wilson;

Lot of 29 pieces, most cello pinbacks including the following U.S. Presidential; Taft cello stick pin, 1/2" diameter; Woodrow Wilson, 1 1/4" diameter; Warren G. Harding, 1 1/2" diameter; Coxsure 1/2"

American, earthenware, 5 1/2 in, made for William Howard Taft 1908 campaign, C9.

(lot of 4) Franklin Mint sterling silver 3" x 1.5" bars, each weighing 5000 grains (10.41ozt), each depicting a U.S. President: William Taft, Woodrow Wilson, Calvin Coolidge, Warren Harding; 41.66ozt

silver pendant, 3-1/2 x 2-1/2 in., five enamel charms, wheat silver chain, spring ring clasp, 102.9 grams Note: Lawrence Manning (1877-1935), served as the secretary to William Howard Taft, governor o

Phot and signature. Dated April 21st, 1909. Photo by Harris & Ewing, Washing DC. 9 1/2 x 6.

Very nice condition with a few minor scrapes. Condition (Excellent). Size 9 - 1/2" Dia.

1908 William Howard Taft political advertising hand painted tray along w/ William Howard Taft political button. Tray very good w/ light paint loss on rim. Pin very good. Size: Tray 9 1/2", Pin 13/4"

Tray has some edge wear with moderate paint loss. The border and field has some minor paint loss and scrapes. Condition (Very Good). Size 9 - 1/2" Dia.

William Howard Taft political handkerchief, "Big Man for a Big Office for a Big Party", Ca. 1908, 17" x 17 1/2"

William Howard Taft (1857-1930) 27th President. 5” x 7 ¾” typed letter signed, personal stationery, December 26, 1908, as President-elect, to New Hampshire Senatot Jacob H. Gardner. &

William Howard Taft (1857-1930) 27th President. 6 ¾” x 8 ¾” typed letter signed, The White House, December 16, 1909, to John Wesley Hill. “…I enjoyed my visit to New

Signed Roger Stone Reagan Bush Campaign Letter. From August 2, 1984. Here Roger Stone accepts an invitation to join the "William Howard Taft Republican Club". This is approx 9 1/2" x 11&#3

(lot of 2) Watch brass fobs for the William Howard Taft and James S. Sherman 1908 presidential campaign: (1) with belt, Taft, 1908, Sherman; (1) Taft and Sherman Start Price: $60.00

On New Haven, Conn. letterhead, dated November 15th, 1915, to Clifford D. Castle of Springfield, Mass. Thanks him for letter and imported specialties. Hopes to attend a football game with him. Taft wa

Five Coins: Each NGC PF69 or better Ultra Cameo. Includes Two William McKinley, One Woodrow Wilson, One Theodore Roosevelt PF70, and one William Taft. Coins and Capsules Excellent

Details: William Taft autographed typed letter (TLS), 1904. Shows sight bleeding of ink from moisture. William Howard Taft (September 15, 1857 – March 8, 1930), 27th president of the United Stat

A TLS by Woodrow Wilson's secretary, and two ALS drafts from Edward M. Chapman to Wilson, regarding the appointment of Clarence L. Clark to the position of Postmaster for Lyme, Connecticut: 1. TUMULTY

Taft William William Taft TLS on the Socialistic Fight Single page TLS with an extensive autographed postscript on William Taft's personal letterhead, 6.75" x 9.25". Dated "May 1, 1913" and signed by

Nine celluloid buttons supporting 1908 Republican candidate William Howard Taft and/or running mate James S. Sherman. Comprises: 1.) One 1-1/4" filled-back half-tone jugate. 2.) One 7/8" half-tone She

1. WILSON: One-sheet TLS on Wilson's personal Princeton, New Jersey letterhead, December 16, 1910, to Edward M. Chapman. Wilson thanks him for his "gracious and delightful letter," and concludes that

Harold Wilson signed 3 1/2 x 6 black and white photo. Also includes A5 TLS from his private secretary Robert Campbell on House of Commons headed paper dated 5th October 1982. Good condition. All autog

Eight Presidential Bronzes Inauguration Medals Teddy Roosevelt, William Taft, Woodrow Wilson, Warren Harding, Calvin Coolidge, Herbert Hoover, Franklin Roosevelt and Harry Truman Bronze medals. The in