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Check signed: "Louis Bromfield", 6½x2¾.
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$200.00
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$170.00
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In 1921, ready to depart for duty in China, he signs a $50 check for
cash in Washington, D.C.
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$260.00
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$221.00
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The Former Chief of Staff signs his name on a check payable to the
San Antonio Country Club for the amount of $6.88
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$550.00
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$467.00
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The Former Chief of Staff signs his name on a check payable to his
wife, Emma O. Harbord, for the amount of $268.44
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$625.00
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$531.00
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As a Colonel in the Coast Artillery Corps, he signs a $4 check to The
Century Company.
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$320.00
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$272.00
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Check signed: "Elsie Janis", 8¼x3. Beverly
Hills, California, 1930 October 30. Check No.
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$360.00
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$306.00
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Decorated in the Spanish-American War and promoted to Major General
during World War I, Lassiter signed this check to a post laundry in
1923.
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$180.00
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$153.00
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World War I-dated check for $91.93.
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$220.00
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$187.00
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The army cryptographer signed this $65 check the year he invented the
one-time pad.
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$220.00
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$187.00
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World War I-dated $70 check signed by the inventor and future Chief
of Signal
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$320.00
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$272.00
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The future Chief Signal Officer signs a $25 check to his
wife.
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$320.00
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$272.00
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The future Chief Signal Officer signed this $30 check the year he
invented the one-time pad.
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$220.00
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$187.00
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His criticism of the military air service and advocacy of an independent U.S.
Air Force, got him court-martialed and a Congressional Medal of Honor.
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$1,800.00
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$1,440.00
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Partly Printed Check
endorsed: "B.L. Montgomery" and "Montgomery of
Alamein/F.M.
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$1,400.00
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$1,120.00
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The decorated Major General signs a check for $3.00
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$280.00
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$238.00
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The former US Marine and Medal of Honor recipient fills out and signs
his name on this check for $150.00
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$90.00
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$76.00
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The General writes a check to a hotel proprietor in Asheville.
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$260.00
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$221.00
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Just two weeks after the Armistice, the soon-to-be General of the Armies pays
a newspaper clipping service.
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$580.00
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$493.00
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$220.00
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$187.00
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Edward Rickenbacker signs a check for $12.00 to pay U. S. News &
World Report.
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$1,100.00
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$880.00
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The President endorses a check by a Kansan donating $5.00 to the Warm Springs
Foundation.
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$2,200.00
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$1,760.00
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A rare signature from the U.S. Army physician who perfected the
typhoid vaccine, signing on a check for the amount of $40.00
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$360.00
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$306.00
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The future Army Chief Engineer signs a check drawn on the 3rd Engineering
Battalion.
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$220.00
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$187.00
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As a lieutenant at the Engineering School, Washington Barracks, he
signs a $184.35 check on New Year's Eve.
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$220.00
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$187.00
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Monty Wooley signs a check to Larson's Giveaway for $8.61 on January
6, 1951.
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$360.00
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$306.00
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Check signed by future Admiral Yarnell, who successfully attacked
Pearl Harbor during 1932 war games, in exactly the manner the Japanese would
employ 9 years later. The check is signed to Cronan, a fellow naval officer.
They served together at the Battle of Santiago, and on the Great White
Fleet.
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$320.00
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$272.00
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