Herbert and Lou Henry Hoover Signatures

1912 Herbert Clark Hoover & Lou Henry Hoover translated reprint of 1556 Georgius Agricola de re Metallica- inscribed by H C hoover, bound in vellum

[Metallurgy] Georgius Agricola. DE RE METALLICA. Herbert Clark Hoover and Lou Henry Hoover translators. Mining Magazine, 1912. Folio. Orig vellum. Front joint partly split, rear joint brittle, covers

"Georgius Agricola de re Metallica" translated from the first Latin edition of 1556 by (president) Herbert Clark Hoover and Lou Henry Hoover. Published by The Mining Magazine, 1912. Vellum bound hard

Image of Washington Monument from the White House. Signed lower left corner & dated lower right corner "December 25, 1931." Removed from frame for inspection. Signatures still bold against cream-color

Described & Photographed By:Robin NF 40224-C Title:Presidential Appointment Herbert Hoover Signature Postmaster Kissimmee Florida Description:President Herbert Hoover hereby appoints Rhea W. Pherig

A nice signature of Past President clipped from a letter and matted with his image with COA

On famed NYC hotel letterhead trimmed signed by past President with COA

Clipped from Waldorf Astoria letterhead attached to card by collector signed by Past President with COA

President Hoovers signature on an autograph book page perfect for matting framing or slabbing with COA

Hoover Herbert H. Hoover Signed WH Card Superb PSA/DNA Encapsulated NM 7   Superb Herbert Hoover Signature as President on White House card stock "Herbert Hoover", 4.25" x 2.75". PSA/DNA encapsul

Memoirs of Herbert Hoover signed by President Hoover Clear and sharp Herbert Hoover signature with dedication on ffep. Published 1951 by the MacMillan Company. Fourth printing. Mostly clean with coupl

Autographs 1930 President Herbert Hoover Handsome Partially-Printed Foreign Service Appointment with Stamped Signature (HERBERT HOOVER) (1874-1964). Thirty-first President of the United States (1929-3

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Autographs Thirty-first U.S. President Herbert Hoover Foreign Service Appointment with a Stamped Facsimile Signature (HERBERT HOOVER) (1874-1964). Thirty-first President of the United States (1929-33)

Herbert Hoover (1874-1964) 31st President. 2 ¾” x 1” cut signature.

A Pair of engraved White House cards signed by past President Herbert Hoover and First Lady Lou Hoover museum framed with COA

HOOVER HERBERT: (1874-1964) American President 1929-33. Fountain pen ink signature ('Herbert Hoover') and date, 1917, in another hand to the upper edge of a vintage colour postcard featuring an illust

Signature Eisenhower Hoover Framed Picture, 15" x 13", image 10" x 7-1/2" President Dwight Eisenhower possible stamp, Herbert Hoover possible live signature, needs to be inspected.

Herbert Clark Hoover (1874 - 1964) served as the 31st President of the United States from 1929 to 1933. A newspaper clipping photograph of the Cabinet, mounted on card stock that is signed by Hoover a

Signed Herbert Hoover ("with ???? Regards of"), "T. Roosevelt", clipped signature with print, "Stephen A. Douglas/ Chicago/ Illinois" (with lithograph), "George B. McClellan" signed orders "..Given at

President Herbert Hoover Signed Baseball. Herbert Hoover signed small size baseball (See comparison to a standard size ball). Likley signed for a child. Ball has a dark clear signature. Please note th

Herbert Hoover Presentation - Unframed. Includes image of Hoover on a horse and below his signature in black ink on White House Stationary. Matted. Measures 14" tall x 11" wide. All invoices must be p

Clipped signature of the 31st President of the United States Herbert Hoover (1874-1964). Hoover was President from 1929-1933 during the Great Depression. Nicely matted under image of the President. Ex

A collection of various letters relating to The Peace Society and York Street Chapel, with signatures from Edward Edwards, W Stokes, Nicholas Hoppell, Henry Richards, Herbert Brockway. C.1850. (50+).