U.S. Politicians / Government Employees | Hand/Foot Prints/Sketchs

JULIAN BOND The American social activist and leader in the Civil Rights Movement signs this left traced hand print, in black ink Hand print signed: "Julian/Bond/6-23-02", 8½x11.

SHIRLEY CHISHOLM Traced left hand print signed but the first Black woman elected to Congress Hand print signed: "Shirley Chisholm". 8½x11. During her seven terms in Congress (1969-1983), Chisholm championed women's rights, abortion reform, day care, job training and an end to the Vietnam war.

CHARLES "CHUCK" COLSON Traced left hand of Colson, in blue ink on a 7x10 light cardstock, signed with a Biblical reference Hand Sketch Signed: "Chuck Colson/GAL. 2:20," 7x10, light cardstock.

ROBERT DOLE The former U.S. Senator and presidential candidate signs his handprint. Handprint signed: "Bob Dole/1-3-97". Pen and ink drawing, signature in black felt tip, 8¼x11 cardboard. Signed the year after Dole was the unsuccessful Republican presidential nominee.

L. PATRICK GRAY III Tracing of his right hand in black ink Hand Sketch Signed: "L. Patrick Gray III/8-29-01", 7½x10 light cardstock. In 1972, Gray (1916-2005) was appointed by President Nixon to be Acting Director of the FBI upon J. Edgar Hoover's death. FBI Deputy Director W.

L. PATRICK GRAY III Tracing of his left hand in black ink Hand Sketch Signed: "L. Patrick Gray III/8-29-01", 7½x10 light cardstock. In 1972, Gray (1916-2005) was appointed by President Nixon to be Acting Director of the FBI upon J. Edgar Hoover's death. FBI Deputy Director W.

JAMES R. LEAVELLETracing of the left hand on an 11x8¼ cardstock, of the man handcuffed to Lee Harvey Oswald when he was shot Hand Print signed: "James R. Leavelle", 11x8¼. Tracing of his right hand in black ink. Dallas homicide detective James R.

JAMES R. LEAVELLETracing of the right hand on an 11x8¼ cardstock, of the man handcuffed to Lee Harvey Oswald when he was shot Hand Print signed: "James R. Leavelle", 11x8¼. Tracing of his right hand in black ink. Dallas homicide detective James R.

BOB MATHIAS Traced print of his right hand, with his signature and the Olympic rings in the palm Handprint signed: "Bob Marthis/[Here he has drawn the five Olympic rings.], 8x11. Robert Bruce "Bob" Mathias (1930-2006) won Olympic gold medals in the decathlon in 1948 (at age 17) and 1952.

LT. COLONEL OLIVER L. NORTH North signs outline of his right hand Hand Print signed: " O [with smiley face inside] L North". 8½x11 card stock with 1½x2 color photo affixed at upper left margin (2 surfaces). In December 1986, President Reagan confirmed reports that the U.S.