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Supreme Court Justice Hugo L. Black signed this typed letter on Supreme Court
letterhead in 1963 to say that he would send the recipient his
autograph.
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Supreme Court Justice Hugo L. Black signed this typed letter on Supreme Court
letterhead to an autograph hunter in 1953.
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The Associate Justice of the Supreme Court responds to man in New
Jersey and sends him an autographed copy of the last part of Black's third
Carpentier Lecture.
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Supreme Court Justice Hugo L. Black signed this typed letter on Supreme Court
letterhead in 1944 to say that he couldn't send an photograph of himself but
would send his autograph.
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$280.00
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$224.00
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Harry Blackmun sends a typed letter stating that he has not chosen
the recipient to be part of his clerkship.
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Harry Blackmun sends a typed letter thanking a friend for the letter
of support.
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Harry Blackmun sends a typed letter to a student studying to be a
lawyer about the great opportunity he is receiving.
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Harry Blackmun sends a typed letter thanking a friend for the book
that was sent to him.
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Harry Blackmun sends a typed letter to a fan.
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NY District Judge sends this handwritten letter to Judge Woodruff
regarding cases
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Joseph P. Bradley wrote this letter in 1869, one year before he was
appointed to the Supreme Court, to say that he was sailing for Europe and where
his family was in the meantime.
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Joseph Bradley wrote this letter from Newark, New Jersey in 1870, the
year he was appointed to the Supreme Court, to printer Joel Munsell about
changes to a 24-page proof.
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Joseph P. Bradley wrote this letter in 1864 to say that he would sell
a house and piece of property to New Jersey Attorney General Frederick T.
Frelinghuysen. President Chester A. Arthur appointed Frelinghuysen Secretary of
State in 1881.
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Signed autograph letter, probably to fellow Supreme Court Justice (and ally)
Harlan Fiske Stone, regarding assistance received from Harvard Law professor and
future Justice Felix Frankfurter. Historical research on Brandeis' relationship
with Frankfurter would provoke a major controversy 50 years later.
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Responding to birthday wishes, he hopes "to see- and hear - your voice in our court."
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He cannot accept an honorary membership because he is on the Supreme
Court.
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The first Jewish Supreme Court Justice signs a scarce handwritten 1920
letter: "Palestine needs redoubled efforts from all loyal Jews."
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ALS: "Louis D. Brandeis" as Associate
Justice, 1p, 5x7¾.
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Handwritten thanks for a birthday remembrance, on Supreme Court
letterhead
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BRANDEIS MAY NOT BE ABLE TO WRITE AN ARTICLE FOR HARVARD'S MENORAH SOCIETY
JOURNAL
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Brandeis handwrote, signed and dated this letter in 1901, apologizing for not
contacting a Cott Tyler due to his mother's illness
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ALS: "Louis D. Brandeis" as Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court, 1p, 5x8. Washington, D.C., 1933 October
12.
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Brandeis handwrote, signed and dated this letter to Charles Schwager
in 1940, four days after Brandeis' birthday and less than a year before his
death. In it, he thanked Schwager for his birthday greeting and wished him a
speedy recovery.
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ALS: "Louis D Brandeis" as Associate
Justice, 1p, 5x7¾. Washington, D.C., 1938 November 27.
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Brandeis handwrote, signed and dated this letter in 1931, apologizing for not
contacting a Cott Tyler due to his mother's illness
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TLS: "Louis D. Brandeis", 1p, 8x10¼.
Boston, Mass., 1902 January 1.
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Early TLS: "Louis D. Brandeis", 1p, 8x10½. Boston, Mass., 1903 January 7.
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Re: the sale of a trust's assets.
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TLS: "Louis D. Brandeis", 1p, 8x10. Boston, Mass., 1902 February 28.
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TLS: "Louis D Brandeis", 1p, 8x10½.
Boston, Mass., 1902 April 22.
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TLS: "Louis D. Brandeis", 1p, 8x10½.
Boston, Mass., 1915 May 24. To Samuel Danziger, Esq.
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$2,575.00
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$2,060.00
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Louis Brandies sends a signature to an admirer.
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$2,050.00
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Louis Brandeis types a letter to Charles Tyler about the amount of money that
is owed.
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TLS: "Louis D Brandeis", 1p, 8x10½.
Boston, Mass., 1902 October 21.
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TLS: "Louis D. Brandeis", 1p, 8¼x10½.
Boston, Mass., 1902 December 19.
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William J. Brennan, Jr. sends a typed letter of regret that he will
not be able to attend the reception and buffet.
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$480.00
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$384.00
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To a law student at Wayne State who today is a federal judge.
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William J. Brennan, Jr. sends a typed letter of thanks for the letter
and hand lettered card.
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William J. Brennan, Jr. sends a typed letter returning the engravings
that were sent to him.
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This 1908 letter, on New York State Executive Chamber stationery, is signed by
Governor and future Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Charles Evans Hughes. It's also
signed by Chief Justice Warren Burger and all eight members of his 1970-1971 Supreme
Court. Documents signed by two chief justices and an entire Supreme Court are extremely
rare.
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Warren E. Burger, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, wrote this
letter to former Associate Justice Arthur Goldberg in 1978 to congratulate him
on winning the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
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Warren E. Burger signs a typed fragment of a letter.
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$144.00
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Harold H. Burton sends a rare autograph letter of appreciation to a
lawyer during the 1955 Term.
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$460.00
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$368.00
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Harold H. Burton sends a typed letter to a collector sending an
autograph card.
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$420.00
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$336.00
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Short letter on US Supreme Court stationery
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Harold H. Burton sends a typed letter about the proposed National War
Service Act.
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Harold H. Burton sends a typed letter of regret that he was not able
to get the autograph of the President for a collector.
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The Associate Justice of the Supreme Court responds to a woman in
Texas, he sends her an autograph and a Christmas card for her daughter's
scrapbook.
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Harold H. Burton sends a typed letter of regret that he will have to
decline an invitation to join a committee.
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Harold H. Burton sends a typed letter of regret that he will not be
able to contribute any money.
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Harold H. Burton sends a typed letter to a collector with his
autograph as Mayor of Cleveland.
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$280.00
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As Mayor of Cleveland, he welcomes a fraternity convention, touting
the City's cultural amenities
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TLS on his US Senate letterhead
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$320.00
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Harold H. Burton sends a typed letter of encouragement to a
collector.
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$280.00
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Byrnes signed this typed letter on United States Senate letterhead, in
response to a Milwaukee autograph hunter, in 1941, the last year that he was
U.S. Senator from South Carolina. With original mailing envelope.
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$360.00
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$288.00
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The Secretary of State sends a letter to author Guy Lynn Sumner
thanking him for sending an autographed copy of "Meet Abraham Lincoln".
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$360.00
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Rare typed letter, signed by Byrnes, on Supreme Court letterhead in 1942.
Byrnes was a Supreme Court justice for only 15 months, one of the shortest terms
in history; because of this, Supreme Court letters signed by him are
rare.
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$360.00
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The Secretary of State apologizes for a late reply to an autograph
request, explaining that he was away at the Potsdam Conference!
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$360.00
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Byrned signed this letter in 1945 on Secretary of State letterhead to a
Newark, New Jersey educator who had requested a photo of him. With original
envelope and encapsulated in plastic.
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$360.00
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Byrnes signed this letter, on the letterhead of the South Carolina governor,
in 1952. In it, he tells a New York resident that he has confidence in
newly-elected General Eisenhower. With original mailing envelope.
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$360.00
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Byrnes signed this 1947 letter to tell book reviewer Harry Hansen that he was
happy about Hansen's "judicial opinion" of Byrnes' book Speaking Frankly.
He wrote it less than a month after leaving his position as Secretary of State.
With original envelope.
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$650.00
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$520.00
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Byrnes signed this typed letter on Department of State letterhead to Basil
O'Connor, FDR's law partner, less than four months after Byrne became Secretary
of State under President Harry S. Truman.
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$440.00
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$352.00
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Benjamin Cardozo wrote this letter in 1928, while still Chief Judge
of the New York Court of Appeals, to author and Zionist Elisha M. Friedman,
about a talk they'd had: "I enjoyed greatly the talk we had the other day,
and thought I had known you by reputation many years."
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Free-Soil Democrat, later a Republican, sends Senate reports.
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$1,300.00
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ALS: "S P Chase", 2p, 5x8. Washington,
1869 September 18. To W.
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Manuscript LS: "S.P. Chase" as
Lincoln's Secretary of the Treasury, 2p, 8x10. Treasury Department, 1862
March 17.
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$1,100.00
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Manuscript LS: "S.P. Chase" as Chief
Justice of the United States, 1p, 4¾x5¼.
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While Chief Justice (1870), he signs a very revealing manuscript letter to a
former member of Buchanan's Cabinet, the still influential Jeremiah S. Black,
correcting several misunderstandings about decisions made by Lincoln's Cabinet.
Framed in the Gallery of History style to 48x24.
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Tom C. Clark sends an autograph letter to a fan thanking him for the
birthday greetings.
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$360.00
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Tom C. Clark sends an autograph letter to a couple who have
celebrated their 50th Anniversary to wish them many years of happiness.
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Tom C. Clark sends an autograph letter to Thanking a friend for the
greetings.
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$360.00
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Typed letter written as Truman's Attorney General to Judge Ewin L.
Davis congratulating him on an impressive address he gave at Harvard Law
School.
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$320.00
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$256.00
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Tom Clark sends a typed letter thanking Ewin Davis for sending a copy
of the Hearings on H. R. 2390.
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$320.00
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Tom C. Clark sends a typed letter offering his congratulations on the
recipient's victory.
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$380.00
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$304.00
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Tom C. Clark sends a typed letter Judge Isaac Meekins for his copies
of his Asheville speech.
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$320.00
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$256.00
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ALS: "Roscoe Conkling", 1½p, 5½x8½, separate sheets. New York, 1883 April
8.
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ALS: "Roscoe Conkling", 2p, 5x8. Utica,
N.Y., 1878 August 5. To Damin C. Pavey, Utica, N.Y.
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$360.00
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$288.00
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Supreme Court Justice Benjamin R. Curtis wrote this letter to stave
off a dispute over pay that the recipient had not received.
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Supreme Court Justice Benjamin Curtis wrote this letter to New York lawyer
and longtime correspondent E. W. Stoughton. He thanked Mrs. Stoughton for making
his time in New York so pleasant and said that he was sending some wine.
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$900.00
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Benjamin R. Curtis sends an autograph letter to his daughter giving
her permission to go to Mrs. Stoughton's house.
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$800.00
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Supreme Court Justice Benjamin R. Curtis wrote this letter to Elliot
C. Cowdin, a New York state assemblyman and co-founder of the Union Club of New
York, from Boston in 1846. In it, he says that he didn't expect payment for a
lecture and that Cowdin should instead give it to a library.
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Former Supreme Court justice Benjamin Robbins Curtis wrote this
letter in 1862 to arrange an appointment.
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$800.00
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Former Supreme Court Justice Benjamin Robbins Curtis wrote this
letter in Boston about the death of a mutual friend in 1872, two years before
his own death.
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Former Justice inquires as to where a current Justice lives.
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$900.00
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Justice Davis writes to a friend in 1872
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Davis writes to an attorney regarding a Supreme Court Case in
1874
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Justice Davis responds to a request in 1867
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$750.00
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The Secretary of State signs a letter to Representative William A.
Rodenberg, thanking him for a copy of his address on Abraham Lincoln
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$240.00
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$192.00
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The associate justice sends an autograph letter letting a friend know about good fishing
spots
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Letter from the justice on Supreme Court letterhead to a friend, saying how unfortunate
it is that he and his new bride could not pay him a visit: "I had an old Indian squaw lined
up for you"
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He sends an autograph letter of thanks to a friend asking him when he will be able to
come again
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The justice sends an autograph letter inquiring about the price of a new generator
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Signed typed letter thanking the recipient for sending a set of the Japan Science Review
and for visiting him
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$800.00
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$640.00
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Signed letter from the justice on Supreme Court letterhead regarding his spot in a
National Geographic feature, saying that they are sending a photographer out to see him
on December 6. Framed with a photograph to an overall size of 18x14½
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Signed typed letter written by the associate justice regarding his book, An Almanac of
Liberty (1954)
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The associate justice thanks Cornelius Vanderbilt for a "mighty interesting" newsletter
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The Supreme Court justice sends a typed letter of regret that he needs to change his
plans, but appreciates the hotel reservations nonetheless
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$800.00
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$640.00
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The associate justice thanks the recipient for loaning him a collection of valuable old
letters
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$500.00
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$400.00
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The justice sends a typed letter trying to set up a good time to visit friends
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$800.00
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$640.00
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He signs this letter as Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission
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