Franklin Delano Roosevelt commemorative decanter Glass

Nuline products Company*Includes cork stopperIf you remove the cork stopper you risk breaking because it is an old piece...9" x 6" x 2"Vintage item from the 1970sMaterial: Glass

Franklin Delano Roosevelt Commemorative Medal. "Champion Of Justice & Freedom".

SET OF 4 DOMINICA .999 SILVER 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT COMMEMORATIVE COINS WITH ORIGINAL ENVELOPES-85 GRAMS -OFFICIAL FIRST DAY OF ISSUE-PRE OWNED CONDITION-DP2123

1938 Year Commemorative Coin Set, Cent, Nickel, Mercury Dime, Washington Quarter, Walking Liberty Half Dollar, 1938 Silver Commemorative President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, 0.999 Fine Silve

Commemorative memorabilia honoring Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Features a portrait of FDR in top left and a Frist Day Cover secured in the center of the paper. Envelope reads "F.D.R DIES" signed by Fra

2 PC. GOLD PRESIDENTIAL BICENTENNIAL COMMEMORATIVES: Comprising; 1- Proof gold five dollar George Washington coin. 1- Franklin Delano Roosevelt proof five dollar gold coin. Both in original boxes.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt & Harry Truman

Etching and aquatint, Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Signed lower right: "To George in appreciation, Oskar (Stossel)". Signed on glass: Christies BY701 / 641; Backing paper: Grease pen, 2/5/85. [Image: 17

Carolyn Moorhead Edmundson (1906-1992) Portrait of Franklin Delano Roosevelt signed 'Edmundson' (lower left) oil on canvas sight size 14 1/2 x 11 1/2 in. (37.0 x 29.3 cm) framed 23 x 20 x 1 1/4 in. Fo

Signed by Franklin Delano Roosevelt

photo with dedication

1930 Franklin Delano Roosevelt inscribed photograph inscribed to Lewis B Sebring, Jr (Journalist & War correspondent for the New York Herald-Tribune), with note on reverse written by Sebring, costume

1933 Franklin Delano Roosevelt Inauguration Bronze Medallic Art Co. In Original Display Box: Struck by the US Mint. Designed by P .Manship. Official inauguration bronze. Near mint to mint condition.

circa 1940, laid paper banner with wooden boards on top and bottom, large photograph of FDR with words "Carry on with Roosevelt", marked "1940, Sweeney Litho Co. Inc, Belleville, NJ", 60 x 39 in.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt 32nd President Signature on engraved announcement with the gold official seal- "Trip of the President Hyde Park New York to Washington Spet. 25, 1934 Pennsylvania Railroad. S

Autographs "Franklin D. Roosevelt" Boldly Signed Photograph & More FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT, Thirty-Second President of the United States who Instituted the "New Deal" programs and who led the United

Very nice signed letter by the 32nd President of the United States Franklin Delano Roosevelt. The signature is on State of New York Executive Chamber stationary and written to Mr. Henry S. Morris of t

This lot consists of a portrait of President Roosevelt as he reclines sideways, overlooking his shoulder, on a green chair. The portrait, which was done on metal, displays a the President's body in a

Filip Lundstrom portrait of Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR), c. 1945, signed, oil on canvas laid to beaver board. Presented in its original oak frame. Frame size is 33.5x27.25 inches. Item ID:5033

[Franklin Delano Roosevelt 1882-1945] TLS to Mr. Robert Lloyd Jones, during President Roosevelt's time as the governor of New York (1929-1933.) Written on stationary from the State of New York Executi

as Assistant Secretary of the Navy dated October 6, 1915, addressed to Captain Roger Welles, Commanding Officer, Naval Training Station, Newport, RI, directing him to become 'detached' from his curren

Nicely done Franklin Roosevelt Presentation Wall Display.Franklin D. Roosevelt on a White House/ Washington card, 4.25" x 3", n.d. This bold signature is in very fine condition.September 1932 cover of

Franklin Delano Roosevelt (American 1882-1945).Signed Letter to Miss D. S. Currier. On Navy Department Assistant Secretary's Office letterhead. Dated May 10, 1918. Future 32nd President of the United

TLS on White House letterhead as President. With envelope dated September 24, 1935, signed in blue fountain pen, addressed to Reverend W. Beatty Jennings at 6012 Greene Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylva