U.S. Cabinet Members - Postmaster General | Other

COMMERCE and LABOR: FIRSTS. Comprises: (1) GEORGE B. CORTELYOU. First Secretary of Commerce and Labor (1903-04). TLS: "Geo. B. Cortelyou", 1p, 5½x6¾. Washington, D.C., 1904 July 2. To Lucien L. Bonheur, New York City, thanking him for his "words of congratulation" upon leaving office. read more...

JOHN A.J. CRESWELL The U.S. Postmaster General under President Ulysses S. Grant signs on this engraved image in ink Engraving signed: "Jno. A. J. Creswell". B/w, 5¾x7¾ overall, image portion 3x4½ with 1¾x2¼ portrait (two surfaces). Imprinted beneath photograph: "John A.J. Creswell,/Postmaster General,/1869. read more...

JAMES A. FARLEY. Special Cover signed: "James A Farley" as Postmaster General, 6½x3¾. Cover for the dedication of the "New Post Office Building At Rome, N.Y.", block of four 7-cent Washington stamps and two 3-cent Washington stamps affixed, postmarked Rome, N.Y., February 6, 1937. read more...

The Founding Father of the United States whose diplomatic efforts convinced France to side with the United States during the Revolutionary War is depicted in this unsigned 5½x8¾ engraving read more...

Accused by the New York Times of complicity in a major bank scandal, the failure of the Keystone National Bank of Philadelphia (looted of its assets by bank executives, who went to prison), Wanamaker penned this 7-page defense of his conduct! read more...