Two William Taft Signed Documents.

Appointing Charles J. Ferris as Captain of Field Artillery 1912 and 1913. Together with a third document appointing Ferris as Major 1919.

with the signatures of Alphonso Taft, William H. Taft, and Robert Taft with note that each autograph signed and dated while in office Provenance: with label verso from The Nevada Museum of Historical

Very nice signed appointment document by the 27th President of the United States William H. Taft. His signature is on a Presidential Appointment document appointing Jonas H. Holden to the position of

President William H. Taft has signed this appointment, designating the recipient “Major in the Corps of Engineers.” dated March 12, 1912, in black steel tip fountain pen. The document is also sign

Lloyd Bankson's Naval Appointment 1910. on paper. 20 x 16 inches

American, 1910, engraving on paper with handwritten ink, "President of the United States of America. To All Who Shall See These Presents...John B. Staley, I have nominated and by and with the advice

Theodore Roosevelt & William Howard Taft Signed 15x20 1904 Document (Beckett COA)

Theodore Roosevelt & William Howard Taft Signed 15x20 1904 Document (BAS Witnessed)

Partly-printed DS as president, signed “Wm. H. Taft,” one page, 13.75 x 19.75, May 13, 1909. President Taft appoints John William Keefe as "First Lieutenant in the Medical Reserve Corps of

A gorgeous 16x20 apppointment document signed by then President of the USA WM H Taft with COA

Buchanan, James and William Howard Taft: Two Autographed Letters Signed, One Free Frank by James Garfield. James Buchanan (1791-1868) Autographed letter signed while serving as Congressman from Pennsy

William H. Taft Autograph Letter Signed with Two Typed Letters Signed. Includes: William H. Taft Autograph Letter Signed. One page, 8.5" x 6", no place; September 7, 1896. Addressed to George Leonard

19 lines manuscript, dated July 2, 1795, to U.S. Department of War Agent David Henley, requesting "one hundred and twenty one dollars, sixty six and two thirds cents" be paid to William Rikard, paymas

A two page document signed and witnessed by the actor who played Fred Mertz on I Love Lucy done in 1950 for CBS to appear on the Alan Young show with COA

William Howard Taft (1857-1930) served as the 27th President of the United States (1909-1913). This document appoints a First Lieutenant in the Reserve Medical Corps, dated 1911. Measures 14.5 x 19 Fr

Partly-printed DS, signed “Henry Wells" and "Wm. G. Fargo,” one page, 12 x 8.25, December 16, 1863. Handsomely engraved stock certificate for two shares in the American Express Company, is

[Civil War]. Andrew Johnson Document Signed and William McKinley Endorsement Signed. Group of war-dated documents signed by two future presidents: Andrew Johnson and Wi

Two autographed documents comprising: 1.) Partly printed vellum document boldly signed "William R". Bears intact embossed Royal Seals; one wax, the other paper and metal seal. One page oblong small fo

William Woodford autograph document signed ("Wm Woodford Brigd. Genl."). Two pages of a bifolium, 8" x 12.25", White Plains, New York; Sept

Autographs Tweed Ring Samuel Tilden, William M. & William L. Marcy Two Signed Letters and a Partly-Printed Document SAMUAL TILDEN, WILLIAM MARCY TWEED, WILLIAM L. MARCY (TWEED RING PRINCIPALS) Lot of

Rare Two-Page Handwritten and Signed Letter by William Howard Taft with Original Envelope. Up for auction is an incredibly rare two-page letter handwritten and signed by none other than William Howard

Benjamin Levy Israeli/American, b. 1940 Two Figures with Horns, 1994 Signed and dated B. Levy 94. (ll) Oil on canvas 50 x 44 1/4 inches (127 x 112.4 cm) C Estate of William Taft

BUCHANAN, JAMES. Two Documents Signed, each as President. The first, appointing William Mechlin Second Auditor of the Treasury during the absence of Thomas James Duncan Fuller. The second, partly-prin

(3) Letters from William Howard Taft to Maj. Harlan Page Lloyd dated August 11, 1908, September 12, 1908 & December 2, 1908. Typewritten letters, signed by Taft. The first two address concerns over th