President GERALD FORD - Declar of Independ Signed

U.S PRESIDENT GERALD FORD SIGNED BASEBALL (PSA COA)

Thanking Joe for presenting him with his 1975 Golden Pass to all American League Games. Dated March 28, 1975. Includes the original White House postal cover. This piece was consigned directly to us fr

Presidential Pastime: President Gerald Ford Signed ONL Leonard Coleman Baseball. This exceptional auction item features an Official National League (ONL) Leonard Coleman baseball adorned with the este

From an extensive decades long-time collector's collection of President, World Leader, and other politically related signed baseballs.

DESCRIPTION: President Gerald Ford signed photographs. Includes: 1) Framed with attached COA to the reverse and label upon the front from PSA/DNA Authentication Services. Photograph: 9-1/8" x 7-1/8".

Set of four sheetlets of stamps featuring U.S. Presidents from Washington to Lyndon Johnson. One of the sheets has been signed by President Gerald Ford.

DESCRIPTION: President Gerald Ford signed index card from the White House. Attached label to card from PSA/DNA Authentication Services. Framed and matted under glass with image of Ford. MEASUREMENTS:

DESCRIPTION: President Gerald Ford signed index card from the White House. Attached label to card from PSA/DNA Authentication Services. Framed and matted under glass with image of Ford. MASUREMENTS: D

8x10 Vintage B&W glossy photograph signed and inscribed in blue felt tip ink To Jim Wiggins, with best wishes Jerry Ford." Minor light crease, otherwise, in very good condition. (1913-2006) Gerald Rud

Correspondence letter on White House letterhead. Request for autograph from President Gerald Ford. Signed in ink by Miss Mildred Leonard, Personal Assistant to the President. Dated January 28, 1975. S

Gerald R. Ford (1913-2006) 38th President. 8” x 10” color photograph, signed in the lower margin.

8x11 Vintage color magazine photograph signed in blue felt tip ink by Gerald Ford. On the verso, Betty Ford signed the photo in blue felt tip ink. In excellent condition with a Global sticker affixed

39th American President Gerald Rudolph Ford Jr Signed White 5x3 Signature Card With Printed Photo From the Internet. Signed in black ink. Good condition Est.

Humor and the Presidency - Signed President Gerald Ford Gerald Ford 1987, 1st edition New York,  Arbor House Pub Co. From the Chief Executive many thought the most amusing in decades, a brief, ligh

Fine association D.S., 4pp. 6.5 x 10 in., [n.p., n.d.], an invitation to attend the inauguration of President Richard Nixon and Vice President Gerald Ford on Jan. 20, 1973, signed on the face by RICHA

[President Roosevelt, Franklin] Signed inscription: “To my friend/ Geo/ FDR.” Inscription is on a half-length printed photo. Within mat: 9 3/4 x 8 1/2 in. ++ [President Ford,Gerald] FDC signed by

Baseball signed by President Gerald Ford with COA!

Gerald Ford the 38th US President Hand Signed Excerpt From President Fords Speech Pardoning Richard Nixon Hand Signed by President Ford Matted and Framed in Overall Good Condition Please look at Photo

Signed Gerald Ford Warren Commission Letter, Photo - This lot features a hand-signed letter by President Gerald Ford, printed on his personal stationary, regarding the 1964 Warren Commission and its c

Heading: Author: Ford, Gerald R. Title: President Gerald R. Ford - 13 copies of a signed broadside Place Published: [Northridge, CA] Publisher:Lord John Press Date Published: No date D

Signed Gerald Ford Museum Proposal Booklet - This lot features a copy of the original Gerald Ford Museum proposal booklet, signed by former President Gerald Ford. Ford ascended the Presidency in the i

Donated By: Musack.org A signed framed photograph of President Gerald Ford (term August 1974 - January 1977) as well as a Wilson NFL football signed by President Ford (ca. 1970s). The photograph of Pr

A group of three signed photographs including two presidents. Gerald Ford and Ronald Reagan. There's a decent chance both of those are autopen. The photo of Mrs Carter comes with a secretarial letter

"The shots which killed President Kennedy and wounded Governor Connally were fired by Lee Harvey Oswald.” Despite the incontrovertible tone of the Warren Commission's conclusion, the official re