Signed "Robert Kennedy" United States Senate Chamber

A Hollywood Affair: Marilyn Monroe and Robert Kennedy Dual-Signed United States Senate Stationary – Rare Historical Relic with Certificate of Authenticity (COA). Step into the captivating intersecti

Original letter from Robert F. Kennedy on United States Senate letterhead. Dated June 19, 1967. Signed Robert Kennedy. Measures 10 3/8" x 7 7/8".

A 1968 signed letter from Robert F. Kennedy during his term in the United State Senate. It has the original envelope, also signed by Robert Kennedy, and date stamped May 1, 1968. The letter dated Apri

Robert F. Kennedy correspondence. Typed on Kennedy's personal United States Senate letterhead and signed in black ink. Measuring 6" x 9", Washington, D.C., dated February 27, 1968. Mail folds to lette

America, 20th century. A lot of telegraph slips sent to Robert A. Taft, as well as various letters and a 1951 slip of R. Lee Smith's admittance for the United States Senate Camber signed by Robert

The lot includes a variety of American Legion badges, as well as the United States Senate Chamber signed pass for the 79th Congress (June 18, 1946). Dimensions: Smallest D: 5/8 in.Largest D: 2 1/2 in.

SENATOR JOHN F KENNEDY SIGNED LETTER, 1957. Having the United States Senate letterhead, a typed Thank You note regarding the Senator's recent visit to Notre Dame and signed John Kennedy, and includes

Vintage Robert J. Kennedy Political Campaign Printing Woodblock from the 1964 United States senate election in New York. Reads, "Lyndon wants him... New York needs him. We, your neighborhood democrati

Vintage Robert J. Kennedy Political Campaign Printing Woodblock from the 1964 United States senate election in New York. Reads, "Lyndon wants him... New York needs him. We, your neighborhood democrati

Vintage Robert J. Kennedy Political Campaign Printing Woodblock from the 1964 United States senate election in New York. Reads, "Lyndon wants him... New York needs him. We, your neighborhood democrati

United States Senate Chamber Pass- 79th Congress - 1945 - issued to and signed by Mr. Frank Fuller July 19th 1945.

United States Senate letterhead dated May 4, 1959 to Myerma Hersey regarding juvenile delinquency. Together with the original franked envelope.

On United States Senate letterhead.. Dated Sept. 12, 1967 written to Mr. G. E. Caraker, Olympus Corporation of America. " I will support the re-nomination of President Johnson and Vice-President Humph

KENNEDY, Edward “Ted” (1932–2009). Typed letter signed (“Ted Kennedy”) to “Bob” dated 18 August 2000. One page, 171 x 133 mm on United States Senate stationer

Including: United State Senate letter dated July 9, 1971 and signed Edward Kennedy, Letter dated November 27, 1940 and signed Wendell Wilkie with envelope. Together with Presidential campaign buttons

TLS signed “John,” one page, 8 x 10.5, United States Senate, Committee on Labor and Public Welfare letterhead, January 21, 1953. Letter to fellow Harvard graduate and Massachusetts Congres

(John F. Kennedy) (1917-1963) 35th President. 4 1/2" x 3 1/2" United States Senate card with an autopen signature.

John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Pencil Note and Small Doodle on United States Senate stationery, undated but likely 1955, sheet 10.5 x 8 inches, not signed, 3 line note, the number 9477 and a small doodle al

Typed signed letter from US Senator Charles E Goodell May 12 1970 to Robert Alfredson regarding US involvement in Cambodia. On UNITED STATES SENATE stationery. Shipping cost: $12, Different rate(s) to

This lot consists of an hand rendered mixed media (acrylic and paper) collage on board, signed "Rauschenberg". Image depicts 35th President of the United States, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, deep in telep

A United States Senate Chamber Gallery Pass For Mrs. Marie King Wernick For the 89th Congress, 1st Session in 1965. Mrs. Wernick worked to defeat poll tax in her state. The 89th United States Congress

Thomas Doney (American, act. 1844-1852) , "United States Senate Chamber", c. 1849, mezzotint on paper mounted to stretcher, printed by Edward Anthony, New York, 27 in. x 36 in., framed Condition: Over

POST CARD WOMEN MAKING BOMBS, REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE 1918, UNITED STATES SENATE CHAMBER COUPON 1945, MILITARY PAYMENT ONE DOLLAR SERIES 521, BENITO MUSSOLINI POSTCARD. ESTIMATE: $100-$150

19th Century Collection of Handwritten Letters, Many With Stamped Envelopes and Postmarks. Approximately 80+. Includes handwritten letters, several addressed to the United States Senate Chambers, Wash