Lamont Pugh White House Letter and Ephemera

Presidential Ephemera: Lyndon B. Johnson Signed Letter on White House Stationery with Original Postmarked Envelope - October 1964. A unique and prestigious piece of American historical memorabilia is

Correspondence letter on White House letterhead. Request for autograph from President Gerald Ford. Signed in ink by Miss Mildred Leonard, Personal Assistant to the President. Dated January 28, 1975. S

We are honored to offer a remarkable piece of American history: a White House envelope signed by President John F. Kennedy and First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy. This rare and significant artifact, presen

Historical White House Letter from Eugene Victor Debs

Nixon Richard Nixon and Haig, Signed White House Letters A pair of two single page typed letters signed, both on White House Stationary. The Richard Nixon letter was written during the storm of the Wa

Mrs. Hoover invitiation; Presiden and Mrs. Coolidge invitation to New Year reception; Mrs Coolidge calling card; Mrs. Coolidge invitiation to White House Garden Partyy and invitation of President and

Franklin D. Roosevelt letter. Typed on White House stationary and signed as President. The letter is to Mr. M. Miller, General Manager, Kaiser Company, Inc, Vancouver, Washington. Dated August 17th, 1

A scrapbook that includes various photographs (one of Hilary Clinton), tickets (to sport games, tribute to President Clinton, and more), invitations to events (such as White House inauguration and Pre

The envelope is also included. It is a typed letter from 2012, with what looks to be an autopen signature. Both the letter and envelope are protected under Plexiglass, and look to be in Good condition

U.S. President Jimmy Carter signed 1980 White House letter to William Weller and act / bill S.1873 Judicial Councils Reform and Judicial Conduct and Disability Act of 1980 from Congress showing the le

Signed by William Jefferson Clinton (American, born 1946). Forty second President of the United States. Dated Washington, DC, June 23, 1994. On White House letterhead stationery. Includes envelope. Me

Included is a signed Lyndon B. Johnson card, a letter from his assistant, and a postmarked envelope from the White House. They are all Framed and protected under glass. The Frame measurements are 10 1

A collection of ephemera that includes various photographs (Denise & Bill Clinton), invitations to events (such as an invitation to Alec Baldwins Residence), news paper articles, matchmaking documents

Letter is signed by Ralph W. Magee Administrative Officer Social Correspondence, letter is 6" x 9"

Letter to Members of the United States Army Expeditionary Forces. Provenance from the estate of a deceased collector in South Florida. The signature is sealed (no hand written).

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

The White House letter head with typed letter of thanks from Harry S. Truman to the "Honorable Basil O'Connor, chairman of the American Red Cross, Washington 13, DC." Signed in what is now a sepia ton

DESCRIPTION: 1955 typed signed letter by President Dwight Eisenhower on letterhead from the White House. Letter to Mr. Hostick of Chicago, Illinois and is dated June 21, 1955. Letter is framed and mat

Large grouping of John F. Kennedy political memorabilia, including: ticket stub from the inauguration for a seat near the White House, letter from Kennedy's secretary EVELYN LINCOLN sending a memento

Description: This lot includes two framed and signed photos of Gerald Ford, and a signed photo of Ronald Reagan with a White House letter congratulating the promotion of a French Naval officer to "Com

President Bill Clinton signed White House letter. Signature: bottom of letter.

LIKE NEW! (2) with WHITE HOUSE LETTER

FLOYD PATTERSON ESTATE - LOT OF THREE DOCUMENTS, WHITE HOUSE LETTER DATED 2/04/58 FROM ERIC JOHNSTON TO FLOYD PATTERSON INVITING HIM TO ATTEND THE NATIONAL CONF ON THE FOREIGN ASPECTS OF U.S. NATIONAL

1964 Kennedy Silver Dollar framed with White House typed letter, the letter dated March 24, 1964, and stating that the coin is among the first to be issued by the US Treasury, signed by Lyndon B. John