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Typed Letter signed as Postmaster General (1978)
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Letter on family matters written by the US Postmaster General
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Signature from the 36th US Postmaster General under President
Cleveland
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Photograph inscribed and
signed: "With best wishes to George Sanders -/Winton M. Blount".
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Photograph signed: "Best
wishes, Winton M. Blount". B/w, 8x10 overall, image 7x7 (one surface).
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The last US Postmaster General sends advice on citizenship education
to the leader of a Chicago community organization
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The 65th Postmaster General of the United States is shown wearing a tuxedo in this
black and white photograph, signed in black felt tip
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Postmaster General Brown pens his autograph on this card in black ink
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Postmaster General Brown pens his autograph in ink on this 4x2¼ card
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Printed Card Signed in Ink: "A. S. Burleson" as Postmaster General, 3¾x2½ printed card.
BURLESON (1863-1937) was a U.S. Representative from Texas (1899-1913) and U.S.
Postmaster General under President Wilson (1913-1921). His grandfather, Edward
Burleson, was Vice President of the Republic of Texas (1841-1844). Paper clip impression on
left side, pinhead sized gray spots at top left. Otherwise, fine condition.
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Burleson signs card in black ink
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As Postmaster General, he thanks an insurance company for a favorable
mention.
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Philatelic Envelope signed:
"Albert V Casey", 6½x3½.
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Herbert Hoover's Cabinet signs a piece of paper.
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Appointment of a Postmaster at Manitowac, Wisconsin.
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Cleveland, as President, and Wilson, as Postmaster General, sign the civil
appointment of a postmaster for Sidney, Delaware (1896)
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Partly Printed DS:
"Grover Cleveland" as 24th U.S. President and "W.Q.
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This large 17x13 document, which made Harold Winslow Postmaster in
New Bristol, Massachusetts, was signed by Calvin Coolidge and United States
Postmaster General Harry S. New in 1924, just five months after Coolidge became
president of the United States.
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Appointment of a Postmaster for Lincoln, Illinois, also signed by
Postmaster General Harry New
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The President and Postmaster General sign the appointment of a Postmaster for
Garden City, New York (1924).
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Signed appointment of a postmaster for Altamont, Kansas, also signed
by Postmaster General Harry New
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Appointment of a Postmaster for Greenville, California, also signed
by Postmaster General Harry New
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Signing on his calling card as The Secretary of the Treasury, one of three Cabinet Posts
he filled for President Theodore Roosevelt
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Comprises: (1) GEORGE B. CORTELYOU.
First Secretary of Commerce and Labor (1903-04). TLS: "Geo. B.
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The secretary to multiple U.S. Presidents pens this letter to Joseph Stanley-Brown
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The 42nd Postmaster General and the U.S. congressman from Ohio sign this slip of
paper
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Price: $180.00
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The secretary to several U.S. Presidents types this letter responding to a request for
President McKinley's autograph
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Writing as Theodore Roosevelt's personal secretary, he thanks Bishop Doane of Albany
for the kind message regarding the President's son, Theodore III, who fell ill in the
winter of 1902
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As Secretary to President Theodore Roosevelt, he writes a publisher
on White House stationery.
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Signing as Treasury Secretary, he authorizes a Supreme Court employee to travel to a
steamer on a revenue cutter
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Signing as Secretary of Commerce and Labor, he replies to an autograph request
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The secretary to multiple U.S. Presidents signs this typed letter as President McKinley's
secretary
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President Roosevelt's secretary responds on behalf of the President regarding a
constituent's concern about the preservation of trees
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President Theodore Roosevelt's Secretary of the Treasury types this letter thanking the
recipient for sending an enclosure
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Signing as President McKinley's secretary in iron gall ink, he sends this letter responding
to a request for the President's autograph
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The personal secretary of several U.S. Presidents signs this typed letter as secretary to
President McKinley
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Ink signature below his typed sentiment from the close of a letter
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He pens a letter in 1883 regarding Grant's Secretary of the Treasury
and Marshall who succeeded Creswell as Postmaster General
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The U.S. Postmaster General under President Ulysses S. Grant signs on
this 4x2½ card, dated 1874!
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The U.S. Postmaster General under President Ulysses S. Grant signs on
this 3½x2¼ card
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The U.S. Postmaster General under President Ulysses S. Grant signs on
this card, dated 1869!
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Price: $260.00
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Seven members of Fillmore's Cabinet sign their names on this sheet of
paper with their titles
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Price: $360.00
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A First Day Cover honoring the Centennial of City Mail Delivery,
signed by President Kennedy's Postmaster General
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Price: $100.00
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1963 first day cover honoring the 50th anniversary of the Workmen's
Compensation Law and with a printed b/w photo of President John F. Kennedy, Vice
President Lyndon B. Johnson and Postmaster General J. Edward Day. Signed by
Day.
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Price: $180.00
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A 5x7 photograph of the smiling Postmaster General under President
Kennedy, signed in black ink
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Price: $200.00
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A signature from President Kennedy's Postmaster General
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A signature from President Kennedy's Postmaster General
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Short note from Dickinson to an unnamed General, inviting him to visit him
and his wife
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Clipped signature from the closing of a letter
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Black and white photo of the Postmaster General - bust view in suit
and tie
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ASSOCIATE JUSTICE WILLIAM O. DOUGLAS - BOOK SIGNED CIRCA 1961 CO-SIGNED BY: JOHN L. McCLELLAN, PERLE MESTA, WILBER M. BRUCKER, DONALD A. QUARLES, VICE ADMIRAL EVAN PETER AURAND, JANE HADLEY (MRS. ALBEN BARKLEY) BARKLEY, SPESSARD L. HOLLAND, HOMER FERGUSON, ORAL ROBERTS, ARTHUR E. SUMMERFIELD, VICE ADMIRAL JOHN MYLIN WILL, ASSOCIATE JUSTICE TOM C. CLARK, VAN CLIBURN, GENERAL OMAR N. BRADLEY, CLARK M. CLIFFORD, ASSOCIATE JUSTICE STANLEY F. REED, GENERAL IRA C. EAKER, NEIL HOSLER McELROY, ADMIRAL ARTHUR W. RADFORD, HERMAN E. TALMADGE, GENERAL RANDOLPH MCCALL PATE, MARJORIE MERRIWETHER POST, WINIFRED ELGIN REED, KATHARINE ST. GEORGE, KERMIT ROOSEVELT JR., MYRTLE JONES FERGUSON, MARGUERITE HIGGINS, JOSEPH W. MARTIN JR., WALTER NEWBOLD WALMSLEY JR., MARIA-TERESA DOMENECH WALMSLEY, PRINCESS EMI - HFSID 266132
Guest book of philanthropist Rebecca Pollard Guggenheim Logan from her Washington,
D.C. home. The book is signed by numerous politicians, artists, and military officers,
including Supreme Court Justices William O. Douglas, Stanley Reed, and Tom C. Clark,
Five-Star General Omar N. Bradley, Joint Chief of Staff Admiral Arthur Radford,
Presidential Advisor Clark M. Clifford, Cabinet Members, U.S. senators and
congressmen, ambassadors to and from the U.S., general-grade military officers, and
plenty of members of the nobility and celebrities. Over 50 signatures in all.
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PRESIDENT DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER - DOCUMENT SIGNED CO-SIGNED BY: IVY BAKER PRIEST, WILBER M. BRUCKER, CHARLES S. THOMAS, DONALD A. QUARLES, EZRA TAFT BENSON, JAMES CAMPBELL HAGERTY, HERBERT BROWNELL JR., MARION B. FOLSOM, CHARLES E. "ENGINE CHARLIE" WILSON, JOHN FOSTER DULLES, ARTHUR E. SUMMERFIELD, FIRST LADY MAMIE DOUD EISENHOWER, PRESIDENT RICHARD M. NIXON, FREDERICK A. SEATON, GEORGE M. HUMPHREY, JAMES P. MITCHELL, SINCLAIR WEEKS - HFSID 32098
Ink signatures of the President and First Lady, along with 14 other original signatures of
important members of the Eisenhower administration, accompanied by autopen
signatures of Vice President Nixon and two others, all framed in the Gallery of History
style to 42x24.
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Price: $4,000.00
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Guest page with short notes handwritten by James A. Farley, Chairman of the
Democratic National Committee in the 1930s, and by actress Gigi Perreau in 1962. With
a small b/w printed photograph and bio of Perreau affixed. From the collection of radio
host George Sanders.
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Ink sentiment on a 5½x2¼ card signed in 1939.
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Commemorative Cover signed: "James A
Farley", 6½x3¾.
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Price: $120.00
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First Day Cover signed: "James A Farley",
6½x3¾. FDC honoring the memory of President Franklin D.
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Signed First Day Cover of a memorial stamp honoring FDR
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Price: $120.00
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The former Postmaster General signs a First Day Cover commemorating
the 50th anniversary of the Migratory Bird Treaty
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Price: $120.00
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The politician and business man signs an 8½x7 photograph, pictured
with radio interviewer George Sanders.
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Sepia photograph of FDR's confidante and campaign manager
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Price: $480.00
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The former FDR campaign manager and Coca Cola executive is shown with
a group of dignitaries, presenting a pen.
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Distinguished photo of FDR's confidante and campaign manager
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Price: $480.00
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FDR's confidante and campaign manager.
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Price: $480.00
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Photograph inscribed and signed: "To E.C.
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Price: $480.00
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Original Silhouette signed: "James A
Farley". B/w, 5x3 overall, image 1¼x2¾ (two surfaces).
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Price: $440.00
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Oversized 11x14 photograph of the Democratic National Committee
Chairman and Postmaster General, signed beneath a facsimile signature in blue
ink
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As Postmaster General, he signs below his image on the program for
the corner stone laying of a new post office building in Haverstraw, New
York
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Signature: "James A Farley", 6½x3½ card,
affixed to 8½x11 sheet.
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Price: $160.00
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Signature: "James A Farley", 5x3 card.
Typed heading: "Autograph of: James A. Farley".
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Ink signature on a 5x3 card
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Ten great people sing a sheet of paper for a collector.
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TLS: "James A Farley" as Chairman of
the Board of The Coca Cola Export Corporation, 1p, 8½x11.
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Price: $300.00
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TLS: "J.A. Farley", 1p, 8½x11. New York
City, 1942 January 2. On his personal imprinted letterhead to Mr.
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TLS: "James A Farley", 1p, 7¼x10½. New
York City, 1942 March 23. On his personal imprinted letterhead to Mr.
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TLS: "J.A. Farley", 1p, 8½x11. New York
City, 1940 March 29.
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The businessman and politician writes a letter to an associate,
discussing plans for a future book, including his idea to include stories of
President Roosevelt and his family
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The Postmaster General signs on a letter to a constituent, saying
that requested autographed stamps have already been sent out to her
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As a Coca-Cola executive in 1964, the former Democratic Party kingpin
is still offering election predictions: "The Republicans are in for quite a
beating."
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Before his career as Postmaster General, Farley sends a letter to
Basil O'Connor, congratulating him on his recent honorary degree from The
University of Ireland
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James A. Farley signed this letter, typed on stationery of the U. S.
Postmaster General in 1940, to thank the recipient for his kind remarks. Farley
was Chairman of the Democratic National Committee in the 1930s and Postmaster
General under President Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
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Price: $300.00
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Name-dropping N.Y. Governors, former Democratic Chairman wants money for
Bennett's campaign against Dewey for Governor.
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Price: $300.00
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TLS: "James A Farley", 1p, 8x10¼. New
York, N.Y., 1965 October 18.
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James A. Farley signed this letter, typed on his personalized
stationery as Chairman of the Coca-Cola Export Corporation, in 1964. In it, he
thanked the recipient for his remarks about his recent appearance on Meet the
Press. Farley was Chairman of the Democratic National Committee in the 1930s
and Postmaster General under President Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
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Writing to theatre magnate Lee Shubert, the Coca Cola executive and
former Cabinet Secretary requests two seats for a matinee performance of
South Pacific.
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Price: $440.00
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TLS: "James A. Farley" as Chairman,
1p, 8½x11. Washington, D.C., 1939 November 16.
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TLS on letterhead of the Coca-Cola Export Corporation
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The politician and business executive thanks theatre magnate Lee
Shubert for getting him two tickets to South Pacific.
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As Postmaster General, he schedules a meeting with FTC Chairman Ewin
Davis about a local post office appointment.
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Farley signs in green ink on an excerpt from his autobiography,
Jim Farley's Story: The Roosevelt Years
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Signatures: "Chas. J. Folger/Secy
Treasy/Washington, D.C./Mch 6, 1883" and "Tim. O.
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As President of Pennsylvania (1786), the Founding Father of the United States signed
this pay warrant for the Council door keeper
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As US Postmaster General (1897), he signs the appointment of a postmaster for
Chester, Vermont.
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Price: $200.00
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Partly Printed DS: "Jas. A. Gary" as
Postmaster General, 1p, 20x16. Washington City, 1897 November 15.
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Signature: "Jas A. Gary" as Postmaster
General, 4¾x2. Below typed "Very truly yours.
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Price: $100.00
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James A. Gray signs a card.
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Price: $180.00
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His signature as Postmaster General in 1897
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Price: $100.00
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Typed Letter signed: "Jas A. Gary" as
Postmaster General, 1p, 5½x8½. On official letterhead. Washington, D.
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Price: $220.00
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Typed Letter signed: "James A Gary", with
initialed postscript: "JAG", 1p, 8x10. On personal letterhead.
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Price: $220.00
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