EIGHT RICHARD NIXON SIGNED LETTERS AND ADDITIONAL

TLS (typed letter, signed) on Office of the Vice President, dated December 10, 1959, 9 x 7 inches, signed 'Richard Nixon' in black. TLS on Office of the Vice President letterhead, dated December 14, 1

A nice one page letter signed by Richard Nixon on a RARE letterhead talking about his being elected with COA great content

RICHARD NIXON SIGNED LETTER, 1972, H 7", W 5", "DEAR MRS. SCHWARZ..." A signed letter by 37th president of the United States of America, Richard Nixon. Addressed to Mrs. Schwarz on White House station

Letter to Mr. J. Wells Henderson, Chairman Southern Pennsylvania Finance Committee to Re-Elect the President, signed by President Richard Nixon. On White House stationary, dated November 3, 1972. Lett

A nice vintage typed letter signed by the past President of the USA with COA

Dated September 10, 1960 and hand signed by Richard Nixon Measures: 7 x 9 inches

Letter Signed by 37th President Richard Nixon on February 24, 1970. Typed letter on the White House Stationary, signed as President, on February 24, 1970, to Rear Admiral Gordon McClintock, Superinten

Richard Nixon signed Presidential inauguration letter with black and white portrait photo. Measures 23" x 16" w/ frame.

Richard Nixon Typed Letter Signed & Signed Copy of "No More Vietnams" 1p, measuring 7.25" x 10.5", New York, dated February 27, 1985. Signed by Nixon in blue ink and addressed to Rex Scouten. Nixo

TLS, one page, 7.25 x 10.5, personal letterhead, August 20, 1976. Letter to Gerald G. Wagner of the United National Association of the United States of America, in part: "This is just a note to tell y

TLS signed “Dick Nixon,” one page, 7.75 x 10.5, June 2, 1978. Letter to James L. Dixon, in part: “You were most thoughtful to write as you did on Memorial Day, 1978. I deeply appreci

TLS signed “Dick,” one page, 7.25 x 10.5, personal letterhead, February 1, 1967. Letter to James Brady in Nashville, Tennessee, regarding his run for president in 1968. In part: "I have no

Comprises: 1.) Typewritten letter signed "Richard Nixon" as Vice President, 3/4 page, 8vo, on imprinted "Office of the Vice President / Washington" stationery, dated September 8, 1959. Addressed to Dr

Richard Nixon, typed letter signed, on Nixon's letterhead, New York, October 23, 1867. 4to, 1 pg. A letter of thanks for Mrs. D. R. Laughter of Sarasota, Florida. Signed by Nixon in blue pen. With ori

Item: Typed Letter Signed by Richard Nixon Date: 1960 Condition: Near fine, no binding Markings: Signed Richard Nixon Two typewritten pages, app. 500 words, on official Vice Presidential stationary. D

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

Together with two Edward (Ted) Kennedy autographed photographs and a signed Richard Nixon letter. Together with a group of military epherma. Frame 9 1/2"h x 7 1/2"w

Signed RICHARD NIXON typed Personal Correspondence Letter with the raised presidential seal , hand signed by the president dated Oct. 13, 1970. Letter head on paper reads The White House Washington Le

Estate lot of a total of three (3) letters autographed by then presidents George Bush, Gerald R Ford and Richard Nixon. Only the Nixon article is framed and presented under glass in a gold painted woo

Jimmy Carter, Richard Nixon, White House/Governor Letters. Appear to autopen.

Richard Nixon Signed Souvenir Presidential Resignation Richard Nixon Presidential resignation, souvenir copy, dated 9 August 1974. Letter reads in full, "Dear Mr. Secretary: I hereby resign the Office

Three Richard Nixon signed documents to include a signed Victory Statement, a personalized letter to Troy Bumpus on Nixon’s personal stationary, and a signed invitation to the inauguration of t

signed letter of correspondence form the Office of President President Elect Richard Nixon with official letterhead. Letter concerning appointment to Nixon’s administration. Signed in ink by Harry S

Richard Nixon signed Presidential resignation, dated 9 August 1974. Souvenir letter reads in full, ''Dear Mr. Secretary: I hereby resign the Office of the President of the United States.'' Boldly sign