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Thank you letter on behalf of Lady Bird Johnson, on White House
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The secretary to Lady Bird Johnson signs her name on this letter to
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The secretary to Lady Bird Johnson signs her name on this letter to
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Sheraton-Park Hotel, apologizing for not being able to join Barbara for lunch.
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As US Senator, he signs a typed letter supporting emergency aid for a school
in his state.
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Pulitzer Prize-winning Secretary of State sends thank you letter,
signs his name in blue ink
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As Secretary of State, he thanks Basil O'Connor for sending a copy of
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As Secretary of State, he thanks Treasury Secretary Snyder for
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Presidential daughter Margaret Truman during a foreign trip.
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As US Ambassador to Ethiopia, he signs a typed 1971 letter to a
former Congressional page, a brother in Delta Sigma Phi fraternity, which Adair
had served as National President, closing with the fraternity greeting.
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A rare letter from the historian and politician, replying to a
request for his and his father's signature. He says his is easy to give, but to
obtain his father's is "vastly more difficult"
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Handwritten response to an inquiry about a collection of items he
has, saying that a valuable portion has been returned to it's original owner,
but that many of the items remain in his possession due to "considerable sums
lent to him several years ago, and never repaid"
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TLS: "Brock Adams" as Secretary of
Transportation, 1p, 7x9. Washington, D.C., 1977 February 28.
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Eisenhower's Chief of Staff, who had practically run the government
from the President's bedside after the heart attack, responds to a well-wisher
on White House stationery
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TLS: "Sherman Adams" as Assistant to the
President, 1p, 6¼x9¼. Washington, D.C., 1956 April 13.
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TLS: "Sherman Adams" as Assistant to
President-elect Eisenhower, 1p, 5¾x7¾.
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Writing from his desk in Washington, the Congressman signs a typed
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Spiro T. Agnew sends a typed letter.
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Governor Spiro Agnew types a letter of thanks to a citizen who supports him
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The Vice President sends thanks for sending the book The Golden Days of
San Simeon.
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Spiro T. Agnew sends a typed letter of thanks for the letter.
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The Vice President sends thanks for a clipping that was sent to him and his
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Governor Spiro Agnew types a letter sending his autograph and a
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The Vice President thanks former aide for birthday wishes.
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Governor Spiro Agnew types a letter of encouargement.
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The U.S. Senator types this letter to a constituent, thanking him for
supporting his view on the Vietnam war
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Senator of Vermont responds to a request for campaign ephemera
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Vermont Senator types this letter of thanks to a Phoenix acquaintance
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The Texas state Senator who became a key figure in the state's public
education system signed this typed letter in blue ink
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TLS: "Carl Albert" as Oklahoma
Congressman, 1p, 8x10½.
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Flew President Nixon on his historic first visit to China.
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James Lusk Alcorn wrote this letter to an autograph hunter from
Friars Point, Mississippi in 1873. This letter includes his term as Governor of
Mississippi.
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TLS: "Don" as Commissioner of the
Internal Revenue Service. On his official letterhead. Washington, D.C.
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The outgoing Secretary of Commerce signs a letter introducing
businessman and philanthropist Edward A. Filene to US trade officials in
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Letter signed by a former governor and future Secretary of Education and
Senator
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Typed Letter signed: "Lamar Alexander"
as Governor of Tennessee, 1p, 7x10. On official letterhead.
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Handwritten letter signed as a Member of Congress. He would later
lead the "Wilmington Insurrection", the only known coup d'etat in
American history.
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As Governor of Michigan, he humbly receives his honor from the
Northwestern Literary and Historical Society
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Letter from Alger dated 1890, asking that a friend inquire about a
lithograph of Joseph B. Foraker seen in a local barber shop
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Brief letter from Alger, stating there is nothing to be said about
him politically as he is simply "in the ranks"
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Soon to be fired by President McKinley for mismanagement of the
Spanish-American War, Secretary of War Alger authorizes discharge of a New York
volunteer corporal.
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TLS: "Joseph L. Alioto" as Mayor of
San Francisco, 1p, 6¾x8½. San Francisco, 1970 September 30.
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The Governor of Mississippi sends his photograph and a brochure on the
history of his state to a young collector in Nevada.
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Typed Letter signed as Governor of Louisiana (1934)
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The Ohio Democrat wants copies of Douglas address to distribute during the
Lincoln-Douglas Presidential campaign of 1860
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Iowa politician William B. Allison wrote this letter to James S.
Lehmaier, Chairman of the Committee for the New York Republican Club.
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William B. Allison signed this manuscript letter, written on U. S.
Senate stationery in 1888, to James S. Lehmaier of the New York Republican Club.
In it, Allison tells Lehmaier to go on without his speech if he can't send it.
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As newly elected Governor of Massachusetts, he declines an invitation to a
Republican Club dinner in New York City.
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George W. Anderson as Chief of Naval Operations types a letter to a
fan.
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Truman's Secretary of Agriculture sends a letter to author Guy Lynn
Sumner thanking him for sending an autographed copy of his new book about
Abraham Lincoln.
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As Chairman of the Republican Conference (1971), he signs a typed letter
thanking an official of the Republican National Committee for briefing
Republican Congressmen.
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ALS: "R.B. Anderson", 1p, 5½x8½. Madison,
Wisconsin, 1896 October 12.
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Manuscript Letter signed by him as Governor of Massachusetts, writing to
Governor Fenton of New York to vouch for a woman seeking pardon of a
convict
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Annenberg writes to Phyllis Diller regarding an invitation to hear
Dudley Moore play jazz!
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Annenberg writes to Phyllis Diller concerning proper dieting!
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Annenberg writes to Phyllis Diller that she is the "funniest thing
that has ever happened" to him!
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Annenberg writes to Phyllis Diller regarding her upcoming
birthday!
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Annenberg writes to Phyllis Diller - wishing they lived
closer!
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Ambassador Annenberg writes to a vacationer regarding a tour of the
Embassy
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TLS: "Walter Annenberg" as Editor and
Publisher, 1p, 6x9½. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1968 July 31.
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Annenberg writes to Phyllis Diller thanking her for her
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Annenberg writes to Phyllis Diller regarding his admiration!
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Frank Annunzio signs a typed letter sending thanks for the birthday
greetings.
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He signs an undated autograph letter to the daughter of fellow Senator George
Edmunds, praising a speech by Edmunds.
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Typed Letter signed: "Jerry Apodaca" as
Governor of New Mexico, 1p, 8½x11. Santa Fe, New Mexico, 1976 January 7.
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As Governor of New Mexico, he complies with an autograph request.
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TLS: "George R Ariyoshi" as Governor
of Hawaii, 1p, 7¼x10½. Honolulu, Hawaii, 1976 January 8.
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Written on the eve of the War of 1812, during which he was blamed by
some for the British burning of Washington, he writes of his so far unsuccessful
efforts to use his Washington contacts to help an associate.
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Later blamed for the capture and burning of Washington, Armstrong urges
measures to strengthen the defenses of New York City.
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Anne Armstrong sends an autograph letter of thanks for the
meeting.
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The influential Republican signs a typed letter about moving to London as US
Ambassador.
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Anne Armstrong sends a typed letter if thanks for all the help for
her visit to Cincinnati.
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The Governor of Georgia signs a letter to Ralph E. Ward for his
collection.
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The actor responds to a letter from the Neal Dodd Foundation saying
"At this time I can't comply with your request because my charity budget is
now to over flowing"
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The Montana Governor signs a typed letter responding to a collector.
Having been named "Chief after Buffalo" by the Blackfeet Tribe, Aronson writes
on stationery honoring the Buffalo.
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As a Member of Congress, he writes of his role in the Presidential
Election of 1860.
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Seven weeks after becoming Governor, Bush's Attorney General sends requested
information.
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Writing to his opponent on the eve of his election to the New York
Senate, he expresses the wish that both could be elected, and apparently firing
an aide in response to a complaint.
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ALS: "DR Atchison", 1p,
7¾x9½. Washington, 1853 March 30. "To the Hon Sec.
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Letter on White House stationery to TV producer Paul Keyes, answering
Keyes' request for film from Nixon's 1968 election campaign
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Letter on White House stationery written to a North Carolina man
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Writing to Senator William Pitt Fessenden on behalf of the
Massachusetts textile mills early in the Civil War, he strongly condemns a
proposed tax on their sales.
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TLS: "Warren R. Austin", 1p, 8x10½. Washington, D.C., 1937 March 10.
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William H. Avery writes a note of thank to a fan after he has left
the Office of the Governor.
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The 16th Governor of Arizona signed this typed letter from his office in Phoenix
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Typed Letter signed: "Edmund N. Bacon" as
Executive Director, City of Philadelphia, 1p, 8½x11.
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Two months before he resigned in protest from the Tyler
Administration, Navy Secretary Badger replies to a woman seeking a naval
apprenticeship for her son.
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ALS: "Geo. E. Badger", 2p, front and
verso, 5¼x8. Raleigh, (no year) January 20.
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Manuscript LS: "Geo. E. Badger" as
Tyler's Secretary of the Navy, 1p, 8x10. Navy Department, 1841 May
24.
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The Olympic baseball player and former Congressman from Puerto Rico
signs his name on this letter from 1975
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The Congressman signs his name on this typed letter from 1973
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Typed Letter signed as Postmaster General (1978)
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Brief letter signed on Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
sttionery
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As Senator, Baker sends a letter accepting invitation to the 1971 Salute to
the Presidential Dinner in Nashville
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Signed letter from the assistant to James C. Miller III, the Director
of Office of Management and budget at the Executive office of the
President.
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The former Secretary of War gracefully declines an
invitation.
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The Secretary of War greets a church minister who has moved to
Washington, D.C.
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Newton Diehl Baker signed this letter on the letterhead of Baker,
Hostetler, Sidlo & Patterson in 1931, saying that a reassessment of Woodrow
Wilson's administration by Mark Sullivan was "deeply gratifying" and that he
would not seek the presidency.
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Former Secretary of War Newton Diehl Baker signed this typed letter
to the wife of Samuel Gompers, founder of the American Federation of Labor, in
1924, saying in part "it is difficult for me to select out any particular
incident, or incidents, for inclusion in the intimate appreciation of him which
you are preparing."
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