A SIGNED LETTER FROM AMERICAN PIONEER SETTLER, GEORGE WASHINGTON BUSH

1 page, double-sided, loose; 22.5 x 37 cm (8 7/8 x 14 5/8 in.)

Autographs Autograph Letter Signed "H. Dearborn" as Secretary of War HENRY DEARBORN (1751-1829). Continental Army General, member of George Washington's staff present during the British Surrender at Y

American soldier and politician (1740-1809) who served as paymaster general in the Continental Army and as George Washington's aide-de-camp; he later served as governor of Connecticut and as the s

WASHINGTON, GEORGE. 1732-1799. Letter Signed ('Go Washington') to Colonel Richard Gridley, the first engineer of the American Army, regarding plans for Boston fortifications and payment, 1 p, on first

George H.W. Bush letter signed as Vice President, dated 8 December 1981. He writes to John Fonteno, a prominent African-American Republican from Houston: ''It was great seeing you here. I hope this he

Autographs Signed George W. Bush Necktie Autographed as Governor GEORGE W. BUSH, 43rd American President. c. 1996, Necktie Autographed “G.W. Bush” as Governor of Texas, Choice Extremely Fine+. Acc

George Washington First President of the United States signature on letter to Major General St. Clair and signed in bold script from MorrisTown (NJ). Tape on back and damage as shown measures 5 1/4 by

Autographs Two Signed “David Redick” Excellent Letters from the Earliest History of Washington, Pennsylvania 1782 & 1784 DAVID REDICK (1750-1805). Commissioner Appointed by President George Washin

An authenticated hand written and signed letter by George Washington, written to Major Hepburn and Dundas in Alexandria. Discovered by the current owner in the book ”Our Presidents” Or &#8

Heading: (Washington, George) Author: Washington, George Title: Official Letters...American Congress...by...George Washington, Commander in Chief of the Continental Forces... Place Published: New York

George Washington letter signed ("Go: Washington"). Three pages of a bifolium, 9" x 14.5", "Head Quarters, Morris Town" [New Jersey]; M

George Washington letter signed ("Go: Washington"). One page of a bifolium, 9" x 14.25", "Head Quarters, Morris Town" [New Jersey]; Mar

George Washington letter signed ("Go: Washington"). Two pages of a bifolium, 8.25" x 13.25", "Head Quarters, Valley Forge" [Pennsylvania&r

George Washington letter signed ("Go: Washington"). One page of a bifolium, 8.25" x 13.5", "Head Quarters White Plains" [New York]; Se

George Washington letter signed ("Go: Washington"). One page, 8.5" x 13.5", "Head Quarters, Fish Kill" [New York]; October 8&com

George Washington letter signed ("Go: Washington"). One page of a bifolium, 8.25" x 13.25", "Head Quarters" [Fredericksburg, New York&rsqb

George Washington letter signed ("Go: Washington"). One page of a bifolium, 9" x 14.5", "Head Qrs, Morristown" [New Jersey]; February 9

George Washington letter signed ("Go: Washington"). One page of a bifolium, 8.25" x 13", "Head Qrs, Morristown" [New Jersey]; March 15&

George Washington letter signed ("Go: Washington"). Three pages of a bifolium, 8.25" x 13", "Head Quarters, Morristown" [New Jersey]; F

George Washington handwritten letter to John Marshall, congratulating him on his first election to a Federal Office: "With Infinite Pleasure I Received The News Of Your Election...a Few Days Now, Will

George Washington letter signed ("Go: Washington"). Includes JSA full page LOA #Z86095. LOA notes All Handwriting besides the signature is penned in an unknown hand. One page of a bifolium 8.5 x 13.5

GREAT content long letter recommending text books for the agriculture courses and specifying how many people are in each class loads of historical information signed by him at finish with COA

ALS as president, signed “Go: Washington,” one page, 6.75 x 8.5, April 8, 1791. Handwritten letter to his nephew George Augustine Washington, penned from Dumfries, Virginia, during his pre

TLS signed "George Bush," one page, 6.25 x 8.5, personal letterhead, November 6, 2000. Letter to Little Rock philanthropist Jennings Osborne, sent on the day before the 2000 Bush vs. Gore election. In