Mary Lord Harrison Signed Envelope

Details: Mary Lord Harrison autographed 3 x 2" card, 1938. With original mailing envelope. Near fine condition with light toning. Mary Lord Harrison (April 30, 1858-January 5, 1948), second wife of Un

Autographs "Mary Lord Harrison" Autographed Personal Calling Card MARY LORD HARRISON (1858-1948). Second Wife of the 23rd President Benjamin Harrison. Scarce "Mrs. Benjamin Harrison" Personal Calling

Mary T. Smith. I Lord. 1988. Signed, dated and titled. Paint on board. Excellent condition. 24" w x 24" h. Est. $2,000-3,000. Ship: $65

Original President BENJAMIN HARRISON (1833-1901) Signed Land Grant | Date: September 21, 1891 | Grant to John Murray of Nebraska | Signed "Benjamin Harrison" by Mary MacFarland, Assistant, and signed

George Harrison Signed Handwritten "My Sweet Lord" Lyrics Presented in a Custom Exhibition Quality Frame. "My Sweet Lord" was released in November 1970 on his triple album All Things Must Pass. It was

George Harrison Signed Handwritten "My Sweet Lord" Lyrics Presented in a Custom Exhibition Quality Frame. "My Sweet Lord" was released in November 1970 on his triple album All Things Must Pass. It was

Sister Gertrude Morgan. Mary And Martha Encounter The Risen Lord. Signed and titled. Tempura and watercolor on cardstock. The Sister Gertrude Morgan painting: it portrays Mary Magdalene and what the B

Watercolor and gouache on paper showing white primroses growing at the foot of an ivy-covered tree, probably by British botanical artist Mary Harrison, known for her paintings of primroses. Signed 'M.

PA advisement signed by Bill and Mary is 13.5" x 10.5" and has original envelope, also includes signed letter from Mary with original envelope

1943 handwritten and signed letter from Mary Churchill is 7" x 4" and includes original envelope, also includes handwritten letter from Sir Alan Brooke and signed letter from French Vice Admiral R. Fe

August 14, 1967 on Senator Robert F. Kennedy stationery; includes original envelope; From the estate of the addressee

Mary Mountier and Tony Morris. "Notable English and Irish Thoroughbreds." Guildford: Alister Taylor & Genesis Publications Limited, 1984. Limited Edition: 1787/2500. Signed by Lord Howard de Walden. T

Clipped signature of John Fitzgibbon, dated 1818, served as Lord Chancellor of Ireland. An additional signed front panel from an envelope of an unidentified noble. Very Good. Please note that this lot

Includes signed letter from Lord Edward Wood ( Earl of Halifax) and letter from Lord Louis Mountbatten signed by his secretary, all letters include original envelopes, Halifax letter is 9.5" x 7.5"

(lot of 4) Mary Corita Kent (American, 1918-1986), "Enriched Bread," lithograph in colors, signed in plate lower right, one (1) sheet of un-cut stamps, and two (2) signed first of issue envelopes, lar

Sister Mary Corita Kent (American, 1918-1986) Envelopes. Color serigraph, signed in ink lower right and titled. Together with another color serigraph by Kent 22" x 28.75" Frame: 30.25" x 37.25"

Also includes signed 1943 letter from Quebec Mayor Lucien Borne, letter is 8" x 11", both letters include original envelopes

1945 typed and signed letter from Anna Roosevelt Boettiger is 9" x 6", second letter from 1945 is a typed and signed letter from Mary Jane Trumen (9" x 6"), both letters include original envelopes

Includes typed letters from Lord Halifax (Edward Wood), Lady Halifax (Dorothy Wood), Ambassador John G. Winant, and Anthony Eden signed by secretary, Winant letter is 10.5" x 8"

Letter is signed by Personal Secretary Mary Huss, letter is 8" x 10", includes original envelope

Mary Pickford and husband Buddy Rogers signed 9x7 sepia vintage photo comes with original mailing envelope from Mary Pickford Studios dated January 1939. Good condition. All autographs come with a Cer

A lot of three autographed items, 19th century England by notables including 1885 of Lord Derby and 1833 folded envelope with re wax seal signed Buckingham. Fine. Reserve: $10.00 Shipping: Domestic: F

Stamped and franked Congress of the United States envelope with Joseph P. Kennedy signed letterhead thanking Ms. Helen Keyes for her campaign efforts. 10 1/2 x 7 1/2 inches. Provenance: Helen Mary Key

[REVOLUTIONARY WAR-FLORIDA] TONYN, PATRICK, Colonial Governor. Long autograph letter signed. St. Mary's, Florida, from on board the "Cyrus": August 10, 1785, 5 1/2 pages addressed to Lord Sydney, mark