WILSON, WOODROW - TLS, 1911

Woodrow Wilson TLS on "allotment of ships proposed to Italy" Wilson responds to a number of ships being allocated and sent to Italy in the midst of World War I. Written on White House stationery. 1p t

Woodrow Wilson TLS: "I shall at once bring this matter to the attention of the Secretary of State" A 1p typed letter signed by 28th U.S. President Woodrow Wilson (1856-1924) as "Woodrow Wilson" at cen

Woodrow Wilson TLS On French "Fears" During the WWI, 4 Months After Joining 1p typed, measuring 7" x 8.875", Washington, D.C., dated August 17, 1917. Signed "Woodrow Wilson" and addressed to Hon. Edwa

Woodrow Wilson TLS Fabulous WW1 Letter Wilson urges Hurley to consult with the Chairman of the War Industries Board for the purposes of coordination. Written on White House stationery. 2pp typed,

Woodrow Wilson TLS, Unable to Fast Track Customs Promotion & Edith Wilson FF. TLS dated August 14, 1913, on Whiting's Woven Linen watermarked stock "The White House, Washington" letterhead signed

WOODROW WILSON: (1856-1924) American President 1913-21. T.L.S., Woodrow Wilson, as President, one page, small 4to, Washington, 29th September 1917, to Senator George E. Chamberlain, on the printed sta

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

Early felt pennants, comprising 1912 Woodrow Wilson, Oakland, Souvenir 1912, 1911, Jackson (hole in yellow felt), 1912 numbered white on red and two later pennants for Stock Car Races Toronto 1957 and

Typed letter on official State of New Jersey Executive Department letterhead, dated October 10, 1911, as Governor of New Jersey. Signed in black ink "Woodrow Wilson". Letter with original postmarked e

One-sheet TLS, on White House stationery, with franked/stamped envelope, August 15, 1914. The letter is a personal thanks for the condolences sent by Edward M. Chapman, following the death of Wilson's

One-page TLS on Princeton University letterhead, April 18th, 1910, when Wilson was university president. Wilson writes to Edward M. Chapman to accept his invitation to be present at the dedication of

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

Sanford Kossin, American, 1926-. Watercolor and gouache depicting General Douglas MacArthur interrupting a dinner party with Woodrow Wilson seated at the table. Purportedly an original illustration fo

Woodrow Wilson Partly Printed Signed Document, signed while Governor of New Jersey, appointing Walter Lester Glenney as Counselor At Law, dated July 5th, 1911, countersigned by Secretary of State Samu

ARCHIVE OF LETTERS WRITTEN FROM WHITE HOUSE DURING FIRST WORLD WAR WILSON, WOODROW. Extraordinary archive of over 60 letters Signed, nearly all as President, to the Chairman of both the Federal Trade

Ca. first quarter 20thC. Very good with 18 ink signed autographs below the photo, on the matt. Signed photograph of the men who drew up the League Of Nations Covenant: The Peace Conference Committee.

WILSON, Woodrow (1856-1924). Mere Literature and Other Essays. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1896.   8vo. Original cloth (spine a little toned with tiny repair at center, minor soiling and rubbing to

WE, LIKE THE ENGLISH, ARE PLANNING TO DOMINATE EVERYTHING AND TO OUST EVERYBODY WILSON, WOODROW. Typed Letter Signed, as President, to former Chairman of the Federal Trade Commission Edward N. Hurley,

WILSON, WOODROW. 1856-1924. A History of the American People. New York and London: Harper & Brothers, 1902. 5 volumes, 8vo. Numerous black and white illustrations. Publisher's green linen, gilt letter

CREATION OF THE RED CROSS WAR COUNCIL WILSON, WOODROW. Typed Letter Signed, as President, to former Chairman of the Federal Trade Commission Edward N. Hurley, requesting that he serve on the newly-cre

TAKING STEPS TO MEET DEMAND FOR WAR GOODS WILSON, WOODROW. Typed Letter Signed, as President, to former Chairman of the Federal Trade Commission Edward N. Hurley. suggesting that the imbalance of supp

A group of two letters from Woodrow Wilson's biographer, Ray Stannard Baker, requesting personal remembrances of Wilson, and a 13-page handwritten draft of Edward M. Chapman's response: 1. BAKER: Two

WILSON, WOODROW. Photograph Signed and Inscribed, as President, "To Master Manolito Funes," half-length portrait by Harris & Ewing, showing him looking into the camera. Inscribed in the blank lower ma

WILSON, WOODROW. Partly-printed vellum Document Signed, as President, military commission appointing Daniel F. Maguire Captain in the medical corps. Countersigned by Secretary of War Henry Breckinridg