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ROBERT H. GODDARD - TYPED LETTER SIGNED 03/07/1921:
ABOUT HIS ROCKET TO THE MOON
Historically Important TLS: "R.H. Goddard", 1p, 8¼x11. Clark College, Worcester, Mass., 1921 March 7. To William L. Straus, Jr., Baltimore. On stationery listing Goddard and C.E. Melville as Professors in the Department of
Physics of Clark College. In full: "In reply to your letter of March 3, I might say: 1) The work at present is confined to the construction of a small model and there is no immediate prospect of financing anything more than this.
2) Regarding your second question, I admit that there is no oxygen in the atmosphere on the moon, but beg to call attention to the fact that any of the commercial flash powders contain an oxygen-carrying compound, which is usually
potassium chlorate. The experiment which has been given considerable publicity took this fact into account, the flashes being exploded in a glass container in which the pressure had been reduced to about 1/60 of atmospheric pressure."
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PRESIDENT CARLOS MANUEL PERFECTO DEL CARMEN DE CESPEDES Y LOPEZ DEL CASTILLO (CUBA) - MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT SIGNED 06/10/1869:
The Founding Father of Cuba who was the first President of the Republic of Cuba in Arms pens an important letter granting Francisco Cisneros and companion the right to travel overseas via any Cuban port assuring they will offer all the help needed and requesting to be requited.
Manuscript Document Signed: "CM de Cespedes" in iron gall ink. 10½x8¼. Fully Translated in English: "Document no. 27. C. Carlos Manuel de Cespedes. President of the Republic of Cuba. I concede free and sure
passport to C. Francisco Javier Cisneros and to the individuals that accompany him to be able to travel overseas from any port of the nation in an important commission of the service". For that, the civil and military authorities and
other particular individuals of the same one, to whom you occur, will give you all the help you need, begging the states that are our friends to do the same. Dated in Sabanilla of Pilanicu on June 10, 1869. CM de Cespedes."
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KING CHARLES II (GREAT BRITAIN) - MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT SIGNED 03/22/1676 CO-SIGNED BY: THOMAS "FIRST EARL OF DANBY" OSBORNE:
As King he orders payment of £20 to Hugh Browne, countersigned by Lord Danby as Lord High Treasurer. Danby would soon land in the Tower of London, charged with corruption and abuse of office.
Manuscript Document signed: "Charles R" as King of England and "Danby" as Lord High Treasurer, 1 page, 9x11¾. Wallingford House (London), 1876 March 22. The King orders payment
of £20 to Hugh Bane, former Provost of Strabane in Ireland. CHARLES II (1632-1712) claimed the English throne after the execution of his father, Charles I in 1849. The Scottish Parliament recognized his kingship, but that of
England did not. Defeated by Oliver Cromwell on the battlefield, he fled to France in 1851. He was returned to the throne in 1860, although Charles dated his monarchy from 1849. Charles II's reign is known as The Restoration, and he
was called the Merrie Monarch. He presided over a nation grateful for a return to normalcy after the conflict and puritanism of the Cromwell's Commonwealth. While executing some of those who had sanctioned the execution of
his father, Charles II was careful not to make sweeping claims of absolute monarchy. He died with no legitimate children, and was succeeded by his brother, James II, who did try to rule as an absolute monarch (and a Catholic) and was
overthrown after three years.
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PRESIDENT JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY - COLLECTION CO-SIGNED BY: BYRON "WHIZZER" WHITE , JOHN MARSHALL HARLAN JR. , ABE FORTAS , EARL WARREN , HUGO L. BLACK , TOM C. CLARK , WILLIAM O. DOUGLAS , POTTER STEWART , WILLIAM JOSEPH BRENN:
Collection including a handwritten letter from Senator JFK to a former Harvard professor, framed in the Gallery of History style to 46x32, with nine individual items signed by Justices Warren, Black, Douglas, Clark, Harlan, White, Brennan, Stewart and Fortas. Chief Justice Earl Warren has signed a copy of the eulogy he delivered at Kennedy's funeral.
Comprises: (1) JOHN F. KENNEDY. Autograph Letter unsigned as U.S. Senator, 2p, 6½x9½ (front and verso). Washington, D.C., no date. To (Arthur) Holcombe, his Professor of Government at Harvard. Numbered
"IV" in upper left. In full: "'If the practical business of government consists largely in the adjustment of the conflicts of interest arising among the people & politicians who understand the nature of the
peoples (sic) interests and are responsible for their treatment of them to powerful and durable parties, may well be the most serviceable rulers that the people can reasonably expect to obtain.'" On verso:
"Politicians personal conviction result of personal environment prejudices etc - is this a more justified guide than a reasonable adjustment of conflicting forces - which also insure his partys (sic) success & his own."
This stationery lists Senator Kennedy's committees as Labor and Public Welfare and Government Operations. In 1957, JFK was assigned to the Foreign Relations Committee, so this must have been written in 1953, 1954, 1955 or 1956.
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HUMPHREY "BOGIE" BOGART - INSCRIBED PHOTOGRAPH SIGNED CO-SIGNED BY: LAUREN BACALL:
Vintage black and white photograph showing the two relaxing together on his yacht Santana, signing as "Betty" and "Bogey". Photos of the famous Hollywood couple signed by both are extremely rare!
Photograph inscribed and signed: "For Mina/Much love from/& Bogie"; Bacall has inserted "Betty" in front of her husband's name. B/w, 10x7¾. Signed in fountain pen. Photo: Floyd McCarthy. Next to Lauren
Bacall, Humphrey Bogart's dearest love was sailing. He purchased the 55-foot sailing yacht Santana from Dick Powell and June Allyson. Bogart was no mere dilettante, but a serious helmsman, spending more than half his weekends
a year on the sea and competing successfully in serious races. Bacall met Bogart on the set of To Have and Have Not (1944), the first of four films they would make together. Bogart had been married three times before, but lived
happily with Bacall until his death in 1957. Photos signed by both Bogart and Bacall are extremely rare, especially in 8x10 format!
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ELVIS "THE KING" PRESLEY - EPHEMERA UNSIGNED:
ELVIS PRESLEY'S JACKET! - Velvet bolero style jacket owned by Elvis and given to his personal hairdresser, Homer M. Gilleland, known as Mr.
The wine colored, four-buttoned short jacket bears a "Mr./Ray's/Palm Springs" label. Accompanied by a Typewritten Statement signed: "Homer M Gilleland/8-14-91". In full: "To whom this may concern. My name is Homer
M. Gilleland. For over 20 years preceding his death, I Was the personal hairdresser of Elvis Aaron Presley. During my employment as Elvis' hairdresser, he gave me as gifts numerous Items of clothing and personal property. This wine
colored velvet bolero jacket was owned by Elvis. The jacket has the Label, Mr. Rays Palm Springs. This was a favorite men's store that Elvis frequently Shopped at in the 1960's while he stayed in Palm Springs. This jacket is authentic as
given to me by Elvis Aaron Presley during my employment as his personal hairdresser." Homer M. Gilleland, known as "Mr. Gill", cut Gladys Presley's hair in the 1950's at Goldsmiths Department Store in Memphis,
Tennessee. When Elvis became famous he asked his mother's hairdresser to cut his hair. Mr. Gilleland cut Elvis' hair until Presley's death in 1977.
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