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LESTER G. MADDOXRecording of “If I Go To Jail” a speech given by the segregationist politician on July 10, 1964 Record Unsigned, 12x12. Recording of “If I Go to Jail”, a speech given by Maddox at the Henry Grady Hotel in Atlanta, Georgia on July 10, 1964.

ROY ROGERS Roy Rogers signs a record cover called "Roy Rogers' Cowboy Songs". Record Cover signed: "Roy Rogers". Color, 7x8. Record included. Three titles on one 45 RPM record. A founding member of the Western music group, Sons of the Pioneers (1934), Rogers (1911-1998) broke into films as a singing cowboy the following year.

HANK SNOW Hank Snow signs the cover to his record "Hank Snow Signs" to a collector. Record Album inscribed and signed: "To Larry/Best Wishes/Hank Snow". Color, 10¼x10¼. Record not included. His album "Hank Snow Sings".

HANK SNOW Hank Snow signs the cover to his record "Hank Snow's Country Guitar" to a collector. Record Album inscribed and signed: "To Larry/Best Wishes/Hank Snow". Color, 10¼x10¼. Record not included. His album "Hank Snow's Country Guitar".

ISAAC STERN Isaac Stern inscribes a record album sleeve for Conciertos De Bach. Record Album Sleeve inscribed and signed: "To George Mino Vela-/Cordially-Isaac Stern 1968", on verso, 12¼x12¼. Record album sleeve for Conciertos De Bach by Isaac Stern, Leonard Bernstein, and Harold Gomberg.