White House Stationery (Regular/ Lightweight Cardstock)

Approximately forty sheets of official White House stationery on lightweight cardstock . "The White House" is printed in the center of the page with "Washington" printed a size smaller and slightly of

Extraordinary and highly collectible John F. Kennedy signed White House stationery adorned with personalized doodles. This rare artifact not only features the unmistakable signature of the 35th Presid

Approximately 40 sheets of official 10.5 x 8'' White House stationery. "The White House" is printed in the center of the page with "Washington" printed a size smaller and slightly off center below. Bo

Signed letter from Margaret Truman on White House Stationery. Dated December 27, 1947, with Envelope. COA Included from store in Texas. Came from an avid celebrity autograph collector and believed to

Framed three signed JFK letters, all on White House stationery, all to Fredric Mann, typed including: one Apr 10, 1961, Mann will serve on National Advisory Council of The Peace Corp. one Aug 13, 1962

John Kennedy (May 29, 1917 – November 22, 1963) signed White House Stationery Cut. Signatures is in black ink and inscribed, ‘With Best Wishes.’ John F. Kennedy served in both the U.

Autographs of JFK, Richard Nixon, Henry Kissinger, and Jimmy Carteras follows: Autograph Note Signed on White House stationery having the Great Seal of the United States watermark and inscribed "To Fr

T. Roosevelt WH TLS, Bold & Vibrant Signature Boldly signed TLS by President Roosevelt as "Theodore Roosevelt", written on White House stationery to Mr. T. T. Bullen of London, England, dated Marc

ROOSEVELT, THEODORE. 1919-1858. A typed letter signed on White House stationery, dated January 30, 1902. The letter is marked "Personal" and is addressed to Henry Loomis Nelson, an American author/jou

Nixon Richard Richard Nixon Superb Resignation Letter on White House Stationery from Reagan Speech Writer   1p souvenir TLS signed by 37th U.S. President Richard Nixon (1913-1994) as "Richard Nix

One-sheet TLS, on White House stationery, with franked/stamped envelope, August 15, 1914. The letter is a personal thanks for the condolences sent by Edward M. Chapman, following the death of Wilson's

Woodrow Wilson TLS on "allotment of ships proposed to Italy" Wilson responds to a number of ships being allocated and sent to Italy in the midst of World War I. Written on White House stationery. 1p t

TAFT, William Howard (1857–1930). Pair of typed letters signed (“Wm. H. Taft”). The first letter (1pp. on bifolium), dated 21 September 1912, is on official White House stationery an

FDR Joins the Knights of Pythias & Writes to Keeper of Records.  TLS on "The White House Stationery, Washington D.C., dated February 28, 1936 and written to D. Laughton, the keeper of records

Woodrow Wilson Accepts E. Hurley's Resignation With "most genuine regret" Wilson accepts Hurley's resignation as Chairman of the Federal Trade Commission. On White House stationery, with notations in

Woodrow Wilson TLS Fabulous WW1 Letter Wilson urges Hurley to consult with the Chairman of the War Industries Board for the purposes of coordination. Written on White House stationery. 2pp typed,

Pair of historic U.S. Presidential thank you letters on White House stationery. Dated May 9, 1958, signed by President and Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower, and addressed to actor Sally Ann Howes in apprecia

Dwight D. Eisenhower image, signed letter, letter to Mr. Jack Paar, on White House stationery, dated October 24, 1956, size as framed 17" x 23"

Typed signed letter dated May 25, 1911 on White House stationery. Letter from Taft to Hugh O'Neill of The Denver Times, regarding his views on the mining industry in America.

ROOSEVELT, ELEANOR. Typed Letter Signed, as First Lady, to Naomi Wheat, conveying the president's and her own gratitude for her support. ½ page, 8vo, White House stationery; horizontal folds. Wit

Included in the lot on White House Stationery is a sgd. 1964 letter from Theodore C. Sorensen (Special Counsel to the President) to Mr. Sandord Fox (with provenance and guaranteed); a signed 1963 lett

Lt. Hirschy's handwritten notes on official 8 x 5'' White House stationery detailing plans for for a series of luncheons that President Kennedy had planned to have in the month of December. These note

A letter on White House stationery, dated December 23, 1963, which is addressed to "Mr. Edward E Grusd, Editor, The National Jewish Monthly... Washington, D.C." In the letter, President Johnson expres

Handwritten letter to Governor Morgan as a thank you note for a gift by First Lady Edith Roosevelt. Written on White House stationery.