FRANKLIN D ROOSEVELT AS GOVERNOR OF NY

Roosevelt Franklin Franklin D. Roosevelt "rigorous home rule" TLS as NY Governor; Also Alluding to Warm Springs, Georgia 1p typed letter signed by Franklin D. Roosevelt (1882-1945), then Governor of N

2 campaign, political posters, re-elect governor Franklin D. Roosevelt, keep progressive government & William Bray, each is 22" by 14", some damage, tears

1931 Franklin D Roosevelt signed typewritten letter as Governor of New York on gold embossed printed letterhead. To Albert Ackerman, executive secretary, Mount Vernon, NY chamber of commerce, declinin

Very rare 7/8" celluloid half-tone portrait pinback button. Depicts youthful Franklin D. Roosevelt within border reading, "For State Senator / Franklin D. Roosevelt." Retains complete National Equipme

[PRESIDENTS]. Documents signed by Franklin D. ROOSEVELT, Harry TRUMAN, and others. ROOSEVELT, Franklin D. (1882-1945). TLS ("Franklin D Roosevelt"), as Governor of New York, to Peter Engargola. Albany

Heading: Author: Roosevelt, Franklin D. Title: Typed Letter signed by Franklin D. Roosevelt as Governor of New York. Place Published: Albany, New York Publisher: Date Published: 11512

Nearly 50 Letters from FDR Cabinet, Governors, Senators & More!  A fantastic archive of nearly 50 letters written from the Franklin D. Roosevelt administration, Governors and Senators of the

FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT New York Governor and later on President Of The United States June 15, 1929 MILITARY APPOINTMENT signed document. Named to George Edwin Barker, First Lieutenant, Coast Artillery

comprising 1.) "For Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt", Keep Good Government, 12 3/4" x 20 3/4" sight; and 2.) "Alfred E. Smith For President", Honest, Able, Fearless, 12 3/4" x 20 3/4" sight, both matte

FDR as Collector: 1930 TLS to Boston Antiquarian Book Dealer TLS, 1p, measuring 7.5" x 10", dated January 27, 1930, Albany, NY. A brief correspondence signed "Franklin Roosevelt" at conclusion on Stat

Eleanor & Franklin Roosevelt lot, photos, letters, also includes letter signed by FDR as the President of the Boy Scout Foundation.

Large group of celluloid and lithographic pinback buttons comprising: name [20], FDR initials [4], slogan [21], red rooster [3], portrait [19], and others with assorted studs and tabs. Sizes from 5/8"

This is a collection of autographs from the early 20th century. The collection includes the following: ~Albert C Ritchie, Governor of Maryland 1920-1935 ~Herbert H Lehman, Lt. Governor of New York und

Olin Dows. ''Franklin Roosevelt at Hyde Park.'' American Artists Group, Inc., 1949, New York, NY. Hardbound.

Governor of New York, 1919-1920 and 1923-1928, his name was first put into nomination for President of the U.S. by Franklin Roosevelt who dubbed him the "happy warrior". He lost the nomination on the

Three celluloid buttons naming 1920 Democratic candidate James M. Cox and running mate Franklin D. Roosevelt. Comprises: 1.) 1/2" James M. Cox pinback with "Cox" imprinted over a map of Ohio. Union bu

Limited edition lithograph, framed, #159, inscribed on the back of the paper and on same backing. [Art: 6 x 7 inches; Frame: 11 1/2 x 13 inches]. In good condition.

8" satin ribbon supporting 1920 Democratic candidate James M. Cox and running mate Franklin D. Roosevelt. Reads, "Elect Cox Roosevelt 1920". Provenance: Dr. Alan York Estate

Group of 11 Franklin D. Roosevelt celluloid and lithographic portrait, jugate [with Wallace], and slogan buttons [sizes from 7/8" diameter to 1-3/4" diameter]. All bear affixed ribbons [nine with susp

Seven assorted 1940 portrait and slogan buttons (with one ribbon), five celluloids supporting Wendell Willkie, the other two litho on tin supporting Franklin D. Roosevelt. Includes: 1.) 1" Every 'Budd

Four celluloid pinback buttons with attached red white and blue ribbons and suspended thermoplastic Democrat donkeys supporting perennial Democratic candidate Franklin D. Roosevelt. Comprises: 1.) 2"

Large group of approximately 46 Franklin D. Roosevelt buttons, including American Labor, Memorial buttons, "Win the Peace" and the ILGWU. Provenance: From the ex-Collection of APIC Member Ralph Rodman

1-1/4" portrait button depicting Franklin D. Roosevelt reading "Labors Choice / Roosevelt" with curl imprinted "Philadelphia Badge Co., Philadelphia, PA", suspending a white molded gutta percha donkey

Largest 2-1/2". All celluloid except applied photo ribbon pin. Each with a portrait of four-time Democratic President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Includes two examples of Salesman's Safety Pin with Wendell