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The U.S. Senator from New Mexico signs a FDC with a 4-cent stamp
commemorating the Atomic Energy Act affixed.
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The Secretary of Agriculture is shown posing for the camera, wearing a suit and tie
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His signature as Secretary of Agriculture, affixed to a page with magazine photos of him
engaged in farming activities
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The U.S. Secretary of Agriculture 1945-1948 signs on this 3½x2 card
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Card signed by the Senator from New Mexico
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The U.S. Senator from New Mexico signs a 7x2¼ sheet of paper
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The New Mexico Senator's signature on an index card
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Signature on a small card, with his home state (New Mexico) added
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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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Eisenhower's Secretary of Agriculture sends a letter to the Chairman
of the Board of Directors for Smith's Transfer & Storage Co. Inc., telling
him of the splendid time he had with their group at the Laymen's Dinner.
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The Secretary of Agriculture is shown posing for the camera, inscribed to an admirer
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The Secretary of Agriculture is shown posing for the camera, dated 1979 inscribed to
tv/radio host George Sanders
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Signing as Secretary of Agriculture on this typed letter to a friend regarding confidence
and enthusiasm
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The 21st US Secretary of Agriculture signs with his best wishes.
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Inscribed photo, in suit and paisley tie
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Signed photo of Truman's Secretary of Agriculture in a business suit
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He has cited his Cabinet post below his signature on a small card.
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Truman's Secretary of Agriculture sends a letter to the Chairman of
the Administrative Law Section Bar Association of the District of Columbia,
telling him that he is unable to attend the Annual Dinner of the Administrative
Law Section
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The President and Vice President sign a Certificate of Recognition
from the Republican National Committee, "For unstinting loyalty to the
Republican Party and patriotic commitment to helping America remain the land of
the free and home of the brave".
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Price: $900.00
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The Secretary of Agriculture under Presidents Nixon and Ford signs a First
Day Cover for the White House Conference on Youth.
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The Secretary of Agriculture under Presidents Nixon and Ford signs a First
Day Cover Celebrating a White House Conference on the Aging.
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Black and white publicity photograph of the Secretary of Agriculture from
1971-76.
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Photograph signed: "Earl L. Butz".
B/w, 8x10 overall, image 6x7½ (one surface).
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The Secretary of Agriculture under Presidents Nixon and Ford signs an index
card.
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TLS offering to lower his fee for a series of lectures
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Herbert Hoover's Cabinet signs a piece of paper.
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Unsigned photo of Clemens and four others, including 2 US Cabinet members,
dressed in academic regalia to receive honorary degrees from the University of
Missouri (1902).
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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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Photograph inscribed and signed: "To George
Sanders/with best regards,/Orville Freeman". B/w, 8x10.
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Photograph signed: "Orville L Freeman".
B/w, 8x10 overall, image 6x7½ (one surface).
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Signature: "Orville L. Freeman", lined 5x3
card. Pencil note (unknown hand) on verso: "2-29-60".
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Price: $160.00
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Lyndon B. Johnson's Secretary of Agriculture responds to an Arizona
man thanking him for sending birthday greetings.
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As Governor of West Virginia, he signs a handwritten 1925 letter, explaining
that "the industrial disturbance ... and other pressing matters" leave him no time
to write more.
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1973 Thomas Jefferson Memorial first day cover, signed by Clifford M.
Hardin. He was U. S. Secretary of Agriculture under Richard M. Nixon from 1969
to 1971.
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Price: $70.00
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Small 5x6¾ b/w bust photo of Clifford M. Hardin, signed "with best
wishes". Hardin was U. S. Secretary of Agriculture under Richard M. Nixon
from 1969 to 1971.
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Small 4¾x6¾ b/w bust photo of Clifford M. Hardin, signed with his
"Best wishes". Hardin was U. S. Secretary of Agriculture under Richard M.
Nixon from 1969 to 1971.
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Small card signed by Clifford M. Hardin, U. S. Secretary of
Agriculture under Richard M. Nixon from 1969 to 1971
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Price: $100.00
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As Secretary of Agriculture, he sends advice on citizenship education
to a youth group in Chicago.
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Price: $220.00
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Rare black and white publicity photograph of Herbert Hoover and
Charles Curtis with their cabinet.
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PRESIDENT HERBERT HOOVER - PHOTOGRAPH SIGNED CO-SIGNED BY: PATRICK J. HURLEY, ARTHUR M. HYDE, WILLIAM D. MITCHELL, CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS, ANDREW MELLON, RAY L. WILBUR, HENRY L. STIMSON, WALTER F. BROWN, VICE PRESIDENT CHARLES CURTIS, WILLIAM N. DOAK, ROBERT P. LAMONT - HFSID 295427
Posed 13x11 photo on the White House lawn, signed by the President,
by Vice President Curtis, and all 10 of his Cabinet officers, matted and framed
to 23x20.
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Price: $10,000.00
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Signing as Secretary of Agriculture
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Ink signature of Wilson's Secretary of Agriculture.
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Price: $100.00
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TLS: "D.F. Houston" as Secretary of
Agriculture, 1p, 7x9. Washington, 1918 January 30. To Mr. S.H.
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TLS: "D.F. Houston" as Wilson's
Secretary of Agriculture, 1p, 7x8¾.
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Price: $220.00
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He reports the result of Agriculture Department tests on a cigar sent
to him by a Governor of the Federal Reserve Board, but declines to say whether
that cigar would be "deleterious to health".
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Price: $220.00
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Signed photo in tie and jacket
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Signature in purple ink on a 5x3 card
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Small sepia publicity photograph of William M. Jardine wearing a suit
and tie.
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Price: $320.00
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Index card signed by William M. Jardine, President Calvin Coolidge's
Secretary of Agriculture. Accompanied by a 1927 letter of transmittal by
Jardine's secretary.
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Price: $80.00
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William M. Jardine, Calvin Coolidge's Secretary of Agriculture,
signed this typed letter to U. S. Senator from Texas Earle B. Mayfield on
Department of Agriculture stationery in 1929. Jardine and Mayfield both stepped
down in 1929.
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Coolidge's Secretary of Agriculture writes to Senator Frank Willis
saying that he will submit the Senator's recommendation for a delegate to the
Eighth International Dairy Congress.
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William M. Jardine signed this typed letter on Secretary of
Agriculture stationery in 1925 to thank a New York pastor for his good wishes.
Signed during Jardine's first year as President Calvin Coolidge's Secretary of
Agriculture.
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Price: $200.00
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The Illinois Congressman and Secretary of Agriculture signs this
card
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Signed autograph letter (1921) thanking a Mrs. Scribner after his visit to
her country home and garden (a professional interest)
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Morton wrote this letter in 1897 to Milton Doolittle from his home Arbor
Lodge in Nebraska City, Nebraska about Doolittle's job as a receiver. Written on
Morton's rare "Plant Trees" stationery.
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Morton handwrote, signed and dated this letter to W. E. Curtis in 1898. In
it, the former Secretary of Agriculture writes that he wants to accept a
position forming a new Department of Agriculture in Argentina, but isn't sure
how to convince his family and friends that he should take the position.
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Morton handwrote, signed and dated this letter to W. E. Curtis in 1898. In
it, he thanks Curtis for a letter that he sent and mulls taking a position with
the Argentine government.
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Price: $625.00
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Morton, the founder of Arbor Day, signed this card printed with a green tree
cachet and the caption "Plant Trees".
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Price: $120.00
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Morton signed this typed letter to Milton Doolittle on letterhead from the
United States Department of Agriculture in 1895. In it, he discusses a recent
resignation in the Post Office.
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Price: $360.00
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Morton signed this typed letter to Milton Doolittle from his Arbor Lodge home
in Nebraska City, Nebraska in 1898. In it, he says he won't ask favors of "the
present Administration" to help Doolittle.
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Morton signed this typed letter to Milton Doolittle from his Arbor Lodge home
in Nebraska City, Nebraska in 1898. In it, he explains why he couldn't ask
President William McKinley for favors to help Doolittle in his fight to keep the
receivership of a bank.
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Price: $360.00
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Morton signed this typed letter to Milton Doolittle on letterhead from the
United States Department of Agriculture in 1895. In it, he says he will send all
the complaints he has against a Mr. Morse to Doolittle. Accompanied by original
mailing envelope.
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Price: $360.00
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Morton signed this typed letter to Milton Doolittle on letterhead from the
United States Department of Agriculture in 1894. In it, he discusses an upcoming
appointment.
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Price: $360.00
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Both men sign this slip as members of President Benjamin Harrison's Cabinet
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Price: $260.00
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Price: $14,000.00
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The United States Secretary of Agriculture signed the first blank page of this copy of
Culture of the Sugar Beet and Manufacture of Beet Sugar
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The second Secretary of Agriculture in United States history signed this card
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Price: $140.00
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PRESIDENT HARRY S TRUMAN - PHOTOGRAPH SIGNED CIRCA 1950 CO-SIGNED BY: VICE PRESIDENT ALBEN W. BARKLEY, OSCAR L. CHAPMAN, CHARLES SAWYER, JOHN R. STEELMAN, MAURICE J. TOBIN, DEAN ACHESON, JOHN W. SNYDER, W. AVERELL HARRIMAN, J. HOWARD McGRATH, LOUIS A. JOHNSON, W. STUART SYMINGTON, CHARLES F. BRANNAN, JESSE M. DONALDSON - HFSID 286048
16x11 photo of the historic Cabinet meeting of August 25, 1950, signed by the President,
by Vice President Barkley, by 9 Cabinet Secretaries, and by 3 important Presidential
aides. At this meeting, Truman announced his decision to seize US railroads to prevent a
wartime strike
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Official 14x10½ Cabinet Photo, taken two weeks after the Inauguration
for his (unexpected) full term, signed by the President himself, by Vice
President Barkley, and by all nine members of the Cabinet. Attorney General
Clark would soon become a Supreme Court Justice. This is one of the last photos
of Defense Secretary Forrestal, sacked by Truman 6 weeks later and dead under
suspicious circumstances within 3 months.
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Signing as "H A Wallace"
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The Secretary of Commerce responds to a fan's letter apologizing for
not writing back sooner and thanking him for his words of encouragement.
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Price: $280.00
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Writing as FDR's Secretary of Agriculture to Ewin L. Davis, Chairman
of the Federal Trade Commission, informing him how useful his reports on the
Textile Industry have been.
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The politician signs a document repealing an authorization granting
occupancy and use of lands in the Helena National Forest
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Price: $575.00
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The politician signs and dates his name in black ink
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Price: $140.00
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The politician signs a letter, regretfully declining an invitation to
attend a dinner in honor of Herbert Quick
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Price: $360.00
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Authorizes importation of trees from Washington's ancestral home for planting
at Mt. Vernon
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Secretary of Agriculture Claude R. Wickard signs autograph
card
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Secretary of Agriculture Claude R. Wickard signs autograph
card
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Price: $100.00
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The Secretary of Agriculture signs a 6¾x9¾ page with an image of him
printed on it.
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Price: $120.00
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He has handwritten the motto, "No excellence without labor."
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Price: $320.00
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Ink signature on his calling card as Secretary of Agriculture, penned
in the last year of his record-setting tenure as a US Cabinet officer
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Price: $220.00
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His signature as Secretary of Agriculture on an experimental
re-forestation agreement in New Hampshire
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Price: $360.00
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His signature as Secretary of Agriculture, on the lower portion of a
5x7 mount for a 4x5 photo.
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Price: $420.00
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The politician signs as the Secretary of Agriculture on this 5¼x7½
image
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Price: $420.00
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His signature as Secretary of Agriculture on a 4x2½ card
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Price: $160.00
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Signature of the longest holder of a single Cabinet post in US
history
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Price: $90.00
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His signature on a 3½x2½ card
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Price: $100.00
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Letter shows the Agriculture Secretary busily involved in efforts to
secure President Taft's re-nomination.
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Price: $360.00
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During his record 16-year service as Secretary of Agriculture, he
penned this letter offering Departmental information to a traveler bound for
Brazil.
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Price: $320.00
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The 28th U.S. President and his original Cabinet, 1913-1914.
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Price: $2,200.00
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The Former U.S. Trade Representative poses smartly in suit and tie,
signs his best wishes for admirer in black ink
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Price: $200.00
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