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A quote signed by the law professor and Connecticut Governor, writing
a line from the poem "Mutation" by William Cullen Bryant. Written on a signed
letter from Hartford Rubber Works President C.B. Whittelsey. Extremely
rare!
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Clara Barton signs an autograph quotation while in Washington D.
C.
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Clara Barton signs an autograph quotation.
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Typed quotation from the Bible, signed the month he was elected Governor of Michigan
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George Bush signs a copy of his quote "Read my lips: no new
taxes."
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Signed quotation from his speech given on September 11, 2001 in black ink
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Signed quotation from his September 11 speech in black ink
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Quotation from Alfred, Lord Tennyson's poem Maud, signed and
dated by Union Civil War General Benjamin F. Butler in 1878
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The front man for The Impressions signs an 8½x2½ music sheet and adds
a witty quotation.
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The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer signs an 8½x2½ music sheet and adds
an inspirational message.
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Jimmy Carter sign a typed quotation from the treaty signing ceremony
at Camp David March 26, 1979.
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Jimmy Carter sign a typed quotation from the treaty signing ceremony
at Camp David March 26, 1979.
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Price: $725.00
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Autograph Quotation signed: "Better is he that
ruleth/his spirit than he that/taketh a city./S. P.
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Bill Clinton signs a printed quote.
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Former Speaker of the House during the Civil War quotes Lincoln.
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Price: $550.00
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His ink signature on a typed excerpt from a speech or written
statement by Daniels, praising New York's contribution to the World War and its
remembrance
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Jimmie Davis signs a printed musical quotation in black ink.
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Price: $260.00
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Bob dole signs a typed quotation comparing the U.S. Senate to a
zoo.
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Price: $200.00
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AQS: "Sanford B. Dole", 1p, 4½x5. In
full: "Ua mau ka ea o ka aina/i ka pono.
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Neal Dow signs an autograph quotation.
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Price: $650.00
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Autograph Quotation signed: "Art is true
art when art to God/is True/And only then. - Sonnet: Fra Angelico.
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AQS: "Edward Everett", 1½p, 6½x8, front and
verso. Boston, 1852 April 22.
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Price: $440.00
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The first VP to succeed a President who resigned speaks to the American people.
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He pens a quotation beginning, "Home is on earth the best likeness of
Heaven", adding his (rare) full signature.
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Price: $280.00
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Warren G. Harding signs a typed quotation in black ink.
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Price: $1,900.00
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"THEIR CAUSE MUST BE OUR CAUSE TOO. BECAUSE IT IS NOT JUST NEGROES,
BUT REALLY IT IS ALL OF US, WHO MUST OVERCOME THE CRIPPLING LEGACY OF BIGOTRY
AND INJUSTICE. AND WE SHALL OVERCOME."
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Signed excerpt from a statement Johnston made during Brotherhood Week in
1951
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George Murphy pens and signs the quote "It is the duty of all
citizens to be actively interested in the political welfare of the country." on
a yellow piece of paper in blue ink.
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Price: $220.00
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"I'M NOT A CROOK."
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Richard Nixon signs his quote "People have got to know whether or
not their President is a crook. Well, I am not a crook." in black
ink.
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Richard Nixon signs a quotation in black ink.
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Signed autograph quotation: a maxim of government service
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The Senator pens "There can be no permanent political liberty without economic freedom"
on this 5x3 card
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Price: $160.00
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Signed as the Bay State's Secretary of State in 1878, with the motto,
"God save the Commonwealth of Massachusetts."
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Typed quotation explaining how life is like riding a bicycle
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Price: $140.00
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They sign opposite sides of an album leaf, with Phillips adding his favorite
maxim, "Peace if possible/Justice at any rate."
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Price: $320.00
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Ronald Reagan signs a quotation in blue ink.
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Ronald Reagan signs a calligraphy quotation of "Mr. Gorbachev,
tear down this wall!"
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RUNNING FOR PRESIDENT IN 1976
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GOVERNOR REAGAN ON TAXES
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PRESIDENT REAGAN EXPLAINS WHY WE FACE LARGE DEFICITS
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PRESIDENT REAGAN'S STATEMENT AS TO WHAT TYPE OF JUDGES HE WILL
APPOINT
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FROM HIS 1978 ADDRESS TO THE CONSERVATIVE
POLITICAL ACTION CONFERENCE ON "AMERICA'S
PURPOSE IN THE WORLD"
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REAGAN'S VIEW OF GOVERNMENT
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RONALD REAGAN'S "RIGHT SIDE"
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PRESIDENT REAGAN ON FREE TRADE
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Typed Quotation signed: "Ronald
Reagan", 1p, 8½x11.
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Price: $2,400.00
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PRESIDENT REAGAN'S ADVICE TO THE WORLD FINANCIAL COMMUNITY
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PRESIDENT REAGAN EXPLAINS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN REPUBLICANS AND
DEMOCRATS
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PRESIDENT REAGAN ON THE STATE OF THE UNION, 1982
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FROM PRESIDENT REAGAN'S "EVIL EMPIRE" SPEECH PREDICTING THE COLLAPSE
OF THE SOVIET EMPIRE
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PRESIDENT REAGAN ON THE STATE OF THE UNION, 1986
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FROM PRESIDENT REAGAN'S FIRST INAUGURAL ADDRESS
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Typed Quotation signed:
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PRESIDENT REAGAN ADDRESSES THE UNITED NATIONS ON DISARMAMENT
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PRESIDENT REAGAN ON UNITED STATES-SOVIET RELATIONS
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PRESIDENT REAGAN SPEAKS AT THE UNITED NATIONS, ONE WEEK BEFORE THE
UNITED STATES AND THE SOVIET UNION AGREE TO EXCHANGE PRISONERS
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PRESIDENT REAGAN'S SELF-EFFACING HUMOR
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PRESIDENT REAGAN CHALLENGES THE SOVIET LEADER TO TEAR DOWN THE BERLIN
WALL
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The economist who originated income tax withholding expresses his
political philosophy
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Sanborn signs an autograph copy of Emerson's famous patriotic verse.
Warren and Seely have signed on the other side.
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Philip J. Schuyler signs an autograph quotation.
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Price: $2,800.00
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His handwritten 4-line quotation from Coleridge's Rime of the
Ancient Memoir
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Price: $600.00
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Charles Sumner autographs a quotation on February 3, 1858.
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Price: $675.00
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Charles Sumner autograph a quotation on September 21, 1854.
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Price: $675.00
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Autograph Quotation from his novel, Anatomy of a Murder, signed with
his pen name
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Signed autograph quotation from his Anatomy of a Murder, in green ink
on a lined index card
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Price: $280.00
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Typed Quotation signed: "Jack Valenti", 1p,
8½x11. Excerpt from a speech.
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Price: $160.00
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Wanamaker handwrote, signed and dated this quotation "Do todays
work today" on his own monogrammed stationery in 1921, one year before he
died.
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Price: $1,200.00
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Words of wisdom from the successful merchant, politician and
horticulturalist
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Price: $300.00
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Early in the Civil War, the horticulturalist speaks out on the
conflict: "Peace & Freedom if possible, but first the maintenance of Union
and the enforcement of the Laws."
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Price: $300.00
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He has handwritten the motto, "No excellence without labor."
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Price: $320.00
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The son, grandson and son-in-law of Presbyterian ministers speaks about the
Bible.
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He pens his signature quoting the national motto on this card dated in 1886!
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Price: $320.00
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