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Engraving of the U.S. Supreme Court signed by Tom C. Clark, inscribed with "Tom C. Clark". A three-cent National Capital Sesquicentennial stamp is affixed at the upper right. Clark served as Attorney General and Associate Justice of the Supreme Court.

Slip signed by Caleb Cushing as a Member of Congress, inscribed with "Free/Cushing". Cushing, a notable political figure, served in various significant roles, including US Minister to China and US Attorney General. Additional ink note present below the signature.

Free frank signed by Caleb Cushing, an American statesman, includes the inscription "Free/Cushing" and is clipped from an envelope. Cushing negotiated the first US treaty with China and held various political positions throughout his career.

Engraving depicting William Pinkney, unsigned, originates from an original painting by Chappel and produced by Johnson, Fry & Co., New York. Pinkney served in various political roles, including US House and Senate, and was Minister to Great Britain.

Manuscript document auditing militia accounts, signed by "Richard Rush" as Secretary of the Treasury and "Peter Wagner" as Auditor. Dated November 22, 1826, it includes an official endorsement and the Treasury Department seal on each page.

Memorandum signed by Harlan Fiske Stone as Attorney General, dated September 19, 1924. It includes a message regarding the Veterans' Bureau on official letterhead. Stone served as United States Attorney General and later as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.

Engraving of George Henry Williams signed "Geo H Williams", depicting him as Attorney General in 1872. Captioned "Geo H. Williams/Attorney General/1872/U.S. Bureau, Engraving & Printing". Official U.S. government portrait related to his political career.