U.S. Cabinet Members - Postmaster General | Sentiments

GEORGE B. CORTELYOUInk signature below his typed sentiment from the close of a letter Typed Sentiment signed: "Very sincerely yours,/ Geo. B. Cortelyou", 3½x1¼ clipped from letter below typed "Very sincerely yours".

JAMES A. FARLEY Ink sentiment on a 5½x2¼ card signed in 1939. Autograph Sentiment signed: "With every good wish./James A. Farley/Jan 4 1939", 5½x2¼. Affixed to an 8½x11 page with a black and white 5½x8½ photograph of Farley affixed above.

THOMAS L. JAMES President Garfield's Postmaster General signs a 3½x2 card. Autograph Sentiment signed: "Very truly,/Thomas L. James", 3½x2 card, affixed to 5x3 card. Typed caption and pencil notation on mounting card.

DAVID M. KEY Signature from Key dated 1884, signed "Most truly yours" Autograph sentiment signed: "Most truly yours/D.M. Key/Chattanooga, Tenn./May 9 1884", 3½x2¼. David M. Key (1824-1900), a Confederate colonel and Tennessee Senator (1875-1877) was Hayes' Postmaster General from 1877-1880.

JOHN WANAMAKERHe pens "Yours truly" on this card in Philadelphia in iron gall ink Autograph Sentiment Signed: "Yours truly/John Wanamaker/Philadelphia" in purple ink. With notation in unknown hand in black ink in upper right corner. 3½x¾ cardstock.

JOHN WANAMAKER Wanamaker signed and dated this slip of paper "Yours truly" in 1891. Autograph sentiment signed: "Yours truly/Jno Wanamaker/27 Feb 91", 7x4 piece of paper. Wanamaker

JOHN WANAMAKERWanamaker signed and dated this card "Yours autographically" in Philadelphia in 1895 Autograph Sentiment Signed: "Yours autographically/Jno Wanamaker/Philadelphia 30 Nov. 95", 4x2½ cardstock.