William Howard Taft 1911 Luncheon Plate

Porcelain plate by Onondaga Pottery Co. (Syracuse) with central Army Presidential flag above gilt inscription "Luncheon to William H. Taft President of the United States Milwaukee Oct.27.1911", gilt r

Gilt brass and celluloid badge with two-part hanger bar and inset lithograph printed black and white celluloid portrait of President William Howard Taft commemorating his October 24th, 1911 visit to S

Typed signed letter dated May 25, 1911 on White House stationery. Letter from Taft to Hugh O'Neill of The Denver Times, regarding his views on the mining industry in America.

William Howard Taft (1857-1930) served as the 27th President of the United States (1909-1913). This document appoints a First Lieutenant in the Reserve Medical Corps, dated 1911. Measures 14.5 x 19 Fr

Washington, D.C.: Plate Signed by all nine Supreme Court Justices of the United States, including: Willis van Devanter, Joseph McKenna, Chief Justice William Howard Taft, William Holmes, J.C. McReynol

Smithsonian Institution Series, 1929-1932. Navy Blue Leather-Bound, William Howard Taft Memorial Edition, number …. of 1000, this set for ….. Emmerich. Numerous plates, some in color. (Cond: good)

Theodore Roosevelt & William Howard Taft Signed 15x20 1904 Document (Beckett COA)

Theodore Roosevelt & William Howard Taft Signed 15x20 1904 Document (BAS Witnessed)

William Howard Taft 27nd President Signed Auto White House Letter PSA/DNA COA

Buchanan, James and William Howard Taft: Two Autographed Letters Signed, One Free Frank by James Garfield. James Buchanan (1791-1868) Autographed letter signed while serving as Congressman from Pennsy

By (Sigbald) S. Asbjornsen 1908 25.5 inches tall, 29 inches wide from shoulder to shoulder, 18 inches deep.

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

An antique signed banquet program dated September 10th, 1913. A leather bound booklet, signed by William Howard Taft (American,1957-1930); 27th president of The United States. Banquet Commemorating th

Rare Two-Page Handwritten and Signed Letter by William Howard Taft with Original Envelope. Up for auction is an incredibly rare two-page letter handwritten and signed by none other than William Howard

US PRESIDENT WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT SIGNED PHOTO PRINT Signed portrait photo of the 27th United States President William Howard Taft, personalized "For Wallis L Baum with best wishes - Wm H Taft", dated

(3) Letters from William Howard Taft to Maj. Harlan Page Lloyd dated August 11, 1908, September 12, 1908 & December 2, 1908. Typewritten letters, signed by Taft. The first two address concerns over th

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

William Howard Taft (1857-1930) 27th President. 4” x 6” photograph mounted to an 8” x 10” copy (on reverse) of the song “Song of the Knocker”, boldly signed in penc

Autographs William Howard Taft Signed Certificate of Membership as President of the University Club of the City of Washington WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT (1857-1930). 27th President of the United States and a

Heading: (Wilson, General James Harrison – archive) Author: Taft, William Howard Title: Four letters from William Howard Taft to General James H. Wilson, written as Secretary of War, President, and

Signed by Taft after his term as President ended while he was serving as Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court. It includes a black and white photograph of Taft, which is surrounded by white matting

WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT AUTOGRAPHED PHOTOGRAPH, 1912, H 10.75", W 10.25":Photograph portrait of President William Howard Taft by Harris & Ewing of Washington, DC. Signed below photo to Daniel J. Keefe, fo

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. &

Typed signed letter dated December 21, 1914 on Taft's personal stationery (with hand written comments by Taft at the bottom). Letter of apology to a Reverend John Wesley Hill of New York, because Taft