COUNTRY HOUSES OF JOHN F. STAUB

COUNTRY HOUSES OF JOHN F. STAUB Height: 10 in. by Width: 8 in. by Depth: 1

January 20, 1961, Office of the White House Press Secretary, bound in a custom burgundy protective clamshell case. His famous “ask not what your country can do for you” speech, in its orig

The Architecture of John F. Staub - Houston and the South, Howard Barnstone, University of Texas Press, Austin, London, 1979, autographed by the author, with slip cover

Vintage White House John F Kennedy Photograph. Showing JFK with guns in the oval office. Measures 8 x 8 inches. Dated April 19th 1963 and stamped Cecil W Stoughton.

Kennedy John John Kennedy 1961 Presidential Inauguration Ticket, "ask not what your country can do for you - ask what you can do for your country" John F. Kennedy Presidential Inauguratio

Two framed works: 1) Seascape by Ernest Mayer, 2) Country house scene, F. Reglis. [Art: 12 x 16 inches; Frame: 15 1/2 x 19 1/2 inches]. Both in good condition.

A Collection of Books and Ephemera. Comprised of 'Portrait JFK' by Jacques Lowe, 'A Tour of the White House with Mrs. John F. Kennedy' by Perry Wolff and 'The John F. Kennedys' by Mark Shaw. Together

John F. Kennedy Original Canada Dry Invoice for White House and Envelope From the Robert L. White Collection W/COA - This is an original invoice from the White House during the presidency of John F. K

limited edition reproduction of an original "doodle" by President John F. Kennedy done in 1961, on a piece of random paper on his desk at the time. The original doodle is held in the U.S. National Arc

John F. Kennedy White House Photograph Meeting with Louisiana Mayor Photograph, measuring 8" x 10", dated June 19, 1962, Washington, D.C. A glossy, black and white photograph depicting President John

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

President John F. Kennedy & Jacqueline Photographs, White House Era Collection of President John F Kennedy Era published and unpublished photographs Photographers and publication dates are identified

Decorative porcelain trays with a portrait of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and John F. Kennedy. White House Historical Association backstamp on base. This item has its original box. Boxes measure: 4.5 i

The American Indian: Intro by John F. Kennedy, Random House, Hardback Book

Jacqueline Kennedy - The White House Years Selections from the John F. Kennedy Library and Museum Author: Hamish Bowles Illustrations Color B/W Illustr

The American Indian: Intro by John F. Kennedy, Random House, Hardback Book

The Exiled Collector William Bankes and the making of an English Country House Anne Sebba (2004). London / John Murray. ISBN: 0719565715 CHF 20 / 40 EUR 20 / 40

Extraordinary and highly collectible John F. Kennedy signed White House stationery adorned with personalized doodles. This rare artifact not only features the unmistakable signature of the 35th Presid

John Kennedy (May 29, 1917 – November 22, 1963) signed White House Stationery Cut. Signatures is in black ink and inscribed, ‘With Best Wishes.’ John F. Kennedy served in both the U.

John F. Kennedy Autographed White House Card 6 1/2" x 4"- Presidential Elegance with COA. Step into the aura of Camelot with this exquisite John F. Kennedy autographed White House card, a piece of pre

[President Kennedy, John F.]. 1961 Christmas print from a photograph of the Kennedy Family’s ducks, introduced shortly after John F. Kennedy began his Presidency, shown swimming in front of the foun

[Kennedy, John F.] Stoughton, Cecil. Original Photograph of John F. Kennedy in White House Gardens. Washington D.C., ca. February, 1963. Vintage glossy color 5 x 5” snapshot depicting Kennedy wa

Impressionistic pastoral landscape of country farm scene. Signed lower right, John F. Carlson, early 20th C., in a gilt gesso frame. Board 12”H x 16”W. Frame 16.5”H x 21”W.

Astonishing JOHN & JACKIE KENNEDY Signed White House Envelope, Circa 1961-63. We present this extraordinary piece of American history: a White House envelope authentically signed by President John F.