Charles Kuralt Autographs, Memorabilia & Collectibles
CHARLES KURALT
Born: September 10, 1934 in Wilmington, North Carolina
Died: July 04, 1997 in New York City, New York
Charles Kuralt, born on September 10, 1934, in Wilmington, North Carolina, was a distinguished American journalist best known for his long association with CBS News.
Kuralt began his career in journalism as a student writer for the "Daily Tar Heel" at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. However, it was at CBS where he would find his most defining role. He joined CBS News in 1957 and quickly made a name for himself through his distinct reporting style. Perhaps his most memorable work was with the "On the Road" segment, which aired as part of "The CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite." In these segments, Kuralt traveled the country in a motorhome, sharing human interest stories that captured the heart and soul of America. These vignettes highlighted everyday Americans and their stories, showcasing Kuralt's profound ability to connect with individuals and narrate their experiences. In 1980, Kuralt transitioned to anchor "CBS News Sunday Morning," bringing his warm and personal touch to a broader audience. Under his leadership, the program became known for its in-depth features, arts coverage, and serene nature scenes, which became a hallmark of the show.
Beyond his prominent roles, Kuralt's career was marked by numerous awards and accolades, reflecting his significant contributions to broadcast journalism. His honors include multiple Emmy and Peabody Awards, underlining his excellence in storytelling and reporting.
Kuralt began his career in journalism as a student writer for the "Daily Tar Heel" at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. However, it was at CBS where he would find his most defining role. He joined CBS News in 1957 and quickly made a name for himself through his distinct reporting style. Perhaps his most memorable work was with the "On the Road" segment, which aired as part of "The CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite." In these segments, Kuralt traveled the country in a motorhome, sharing human interest stories that captured the heart and soul of America. These vignettes highlighted everyday Americans and their stories, showcasing Kuralt's profound ability to connect with individuals and narrate their experiences. In 1980, Kuralt transitioned to anchor "CBS News Sunday Morning," bringing his warm and personal touch to a broader audience. Under his leadership, the program became known for its in-depth features, arts coverage, and serene nature scenes, which became a hallmark of the show.
Beyond his prominent roles, Kuralt's career was marked by numerous awards and accolades, reflecting his significant contributions to broadcast journalism. His honors include multiple Emmy and Peabody Awards, underlining his excellence in storytelling and reporting.
1972-Misunderstanding-China (in person), 1964-After-Ten-Years:-The-Court-and-the-Schools (in person), 1968-1975-CBS-Evening-News-with-Wa_lter-Cronkite (in person), 1990-America's-Toughest-Assignment:-Solving-the-Education-Crisis (in person), 1996-Corwin (in person), 1993-Late-Show-with-David-Letterman (in person), 1990-American-Masters (in person), 1989-The-Moon-Above,-the-Earth-Below (in person), 1982-Juilliard-&-Beyond:-A-Life-in-Music (in person), 1961-1968-CBS-Reports (in person), 1993-The-American-Experience (Performer), 1993-Andy-Griffith-Show-Reunion (in person), 1992-Alistair-Cooke-Salute (in person), 1991-Remembering-Pearl-Harbor (in person), 1977-When-Television-Was-Young (in person), 1961-1962-Years-of-Crisis (in person), 1965-CBS-Reports (Writer), 1995-Charlie-Rose (in person), 1995-Winston-Waters:-A-Philosophy-of-Flyfishing (in person), 1993-Murphy-Brown (in person), 1986-Horowitz-in-Moscow (in person), 1962-The-Twentieth-Century (in person), 1960-1961-Eyewitness-to-History (in person), 1979-1986-CBS-News-Sunday-Morning (in person), 1979-The-Merv-Griffin-Show (in person), 1974-Dinah! (in person)
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CHARLES KURALT - AUTOGRAPH SENTIMENT ON FIRST DAY COVER SIGNED - HFSID 343581First Day Cover signed by Charles Kuralt includes the sentiment, "Best!/Charles Kuralt" in black ink. It honors the Liberty Tree and is postmarked August 10, 1976, in Kansas City, Missouri, with a 13c stamp printed.Price: $70.00
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CHARLES KURALT - AUTOGRAPHED INSCRIBED PHOTOGRAPH - HFSID 181202Photograph inscribed and signed by Charles Kuralt, reading "For the Sussmans, with/warm wishes!/Charles Kuralt". This is a publicity photograph for his "On the Road" segments, highlighting his notable career as a broadcast journalist.
Price: $140.00
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CHARLES KURALT - AUTOGRAPHED INSCRIBED PHOTOGRAPH - HFSID 250896Photograph inscribed and signed: "Best to/Louis!/Charles Kuralt". Charles Kuralt, a renowned broadcast journalist, is noted for his nearly four decades with CBS News and his popular segments, including "On the Road".
Sale Price $115.00
$140.00
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CHARLES KURALT - AUTOGRAPHED INSCRIBED PHOTOGRAPH - HFSID 250914Photograph inscribed and signed: "For Lee Vernon -/best!/Charles Kuralt". Capturing a moment from his program Sunday Morning, which he hosted from 1979 to 1994, this item highlights Kuralt's significant contributions to broadcast journalism.
Price: $140.00
