(BUSINESS.) FORD, HENRY. Typed Letter Signed, to U.S. Vice President Thomas R. Marshall ("John [sic]

ASKING U.S. VICE-PRESIDENT TO INTERVENE ON BEHALF OF PAROLEE (BUSINESS.) FORD, HENRY. Typed Letter Signed, to U.S. Vice President Thomas R. Marshall ("John [sic] R. Marshall"), pleading on behalf of a

Autographs “Jerry Ford” Letter Signed as U.S. Congressman GERALD R. FORD, 38th President of the United States. Typed Letter Signed “Jerry Ford” as Congressman, on official “Office of the Min

TLS as president, one page, 6.75 x 9, White House letterhead, March 23, 1963. Letter to Congressman Neal Smith of Iowa, in part: "Please accept my warmest congratulations on your birthday. I hope that

STEINBECK, JOHN. 1902-1968. 6 Autograph Letters Signed ('John Steinbeck,' 'John,' or 'JS'), 1 Typed Letter Signed ('John'), and a partial Autograph Letter Signed ('John') to Willard Bascom regarding P

DECLINING TO LEAVE THE SOUTH "BECAUSE OF THE PRESENT TEMPER OF EVENTS" (CIVIL RIGHTS.) KING JR., MARTIN LUTHER. Typed Letter Signed, to Naomi Marshall, gratefully declining an invitation to visit Chic

TLS signed “John,” with added self-portrait sketch, one page, 8.5 x 11, August 1, 1974. Letter sent to Native American guitarist Jesse Ed Davis, in full (spelling and grammar retained): &l

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

John Hanson letter twice signed ("John Hanson President" and "John Hanson") as President of Congress. One page of a bifolium with free frank, 8.25" x 13.5",

THE LETTER THAT ARRIVED TOO LATE: AN IMPORTANT LEE LETTER TO UNION COMMANDER U.S. GRANT AT COLD HARBOR. LEE, ROBERT E. 1807-1870. Letter Signed ('R.E. Lee') to U.S. Grant from the battlefield at Cold

Autographs Theodore Roosevelt The Conservation President Promotes a Conference for “Conservation of our Natural Resources” THEODORE ROOSEVELT (1858-1919). Twenty-Sixth President of the United Stat

(24) 5 x 4 inch engraved portraits with clipped signatures of each of the first (24) US Presidents. Presented August 5, 1899 to the Oxford Club by Dr. Charles E. Clark.

Lincoln Abraham President Lincoln Asks New Adjutant General to Allow Italian-American Junior Officer to Return to Army ABRAHAM LINCOLN, Autograph Letter Signed, to Lorenzo Thomas, May 10, 1861, Washin

Boldly penned ALS as president-elect, signed "Z. Taylor," one page, 7.75 x 9.75, January 15, 1849. Written from Baton Rouge, a letter to John Ewing, in full: "Your letter of today was handed me about

Thomas Jefferson autograph letter signed with initials ("Th: J") as President. One page, 7.75" x 9.75", no place; July 12, 1806. Addr

PROVENANCE: John Gorse (1945-2020) of Charleston, SC. A business entrepreneurs, private collectors. A retired as senior vice president for legal and regulatory affairs in 1981. After retirement he foc

PROVENANCE: John Gorse (1945-2020) of Charleston, SC. A business entrepreneurs, private collectors. A retired as senior vice president for legal and regulatory affairs in 1981. After retirement he foc

PROVENANCE: John Gorse (1945-2020) of Charleston, SC. A business entrepreneurs, private collectors. A retired as senior vice president for legal and regulatory affairs in 1981. After retirement he foc

Handwritten letter in ink by Thomas Edison from Menlo Park NJ dated August 27, 1877 to T.B.A. David. David was a close friend of Edison who worked with Western Union and other businesses and formed th

Lot Consists of an Oil Painting on Board of a Landscape of "Mt Kearsarge from Intervale" by Alfred Thomas Bricher; Signed ATB '64. Included is the Provenance in a Letter From the Goodwin Gallery to th

[ANDERSON, John Henry] BEWARE OF YOUR CHILDREN! THE SUPERHUMAN BOY. Whitechapel: Henry Bownceby [?], [1857]. Large letterpress broadside reproducing a letter apparently written and signed by one Peter

LOUIS FUERTES (US, 1874-1927), WATERCOLOR, SIGHT: H 20", L 25", "CANADA GEESE" Framed, 29" x 34"; signed lower right; March 10, 1919 letter from the artist to Henry Ledyard, Detroit regarding the purc

John Wilkes Booth (May 10, 1838 – April 26, 1865) was an American stage actor who assassinated United States President Abraham Lincoln at Ford's Theatre in Washington, D.C., on April 14, 1865.

(1853-1902 American), Impressionist winter scene with house in the woods, framed oil on board, signed lower left, has gallery label on back from R.H. Love Galleries of Chicago, approximate oil size 9"

John Wilkes Booth (May 10, 1838 - April 26, 1865) was an American stage actor who assassinated United States President Abraham Lincoln at Ford's Theatre in Washington, D.C., on April 14, 1865. A membe