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Autograph Letter signed: "H. Lethbridge
Alexander", 1p, 5¼x6¾.
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$200.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$180.00
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Autograph Letter signed by the British General in 1962, offering to assist
research on the Ministry of Defense
Special
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$480.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$432.00
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TLS: "Hervey Allen", 1p, 8¼x11. Coconut
Grove, Florida, 1940 February 28.
Special
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$320.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$288.00
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TLS: "Hervey Allen", 1p, 8½x11. Bonfield,
Oxford, Talbot County, Maryland, 1935 May 3.
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$280.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$252.00
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TLS: "Hervey Allen", 1p, 8½x6¾.
Charleston, S.C., 1923 October 26. To Mrs.
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$280.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$252.00
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ALS: "Dick", 1p, 7¼x10½. Sherman Oaks,
California, 1974 February 19. On his personal letterhead to Mr.
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$260.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$234.00
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The Montana Governor signs a typed letter responding to a collector.
Having been named "Chief after Buffalo" by the Blackfeet Tribe, Aronson writes
on stationery honoring the Buffalo.
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$120.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$108.00
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ALS: "Irving Bacheller", 1p, 5x6.
Morningside, New York, no date. On sheet imprinted "Lake Placid Club" to
"Dear Mr.
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$260.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$234.00
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The Lieutenant-General who is credited as the founder of the Boy Scouts Association
pens a letter to a friend referring to some Riding School Mirrors, signed in iron gall ink
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$675.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$607.00
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The Lieutenant-General who is credited as the founder of the Boys Scout Association
pens a letter to a friend expressing him his joy to hear from him after so many years and
his sadness to know he was in misfortune. He assures his friend he would try to help him,
signed in iron gall ink
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$675.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$607.00
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$1,700.00
Sale Price: 15% Off
$1,445.00
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The Lieutenant-General who is credited as the founder of the Boy Scouts Association
pens a letter to his aunt apologizing for having to decline her invitation and exposing his
motives, signed in black ink
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$1,700.00
Sale Price: 15% Off
$1,445.00
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The Lieutenant-General who is credited as the founder of the Boy Scouts Association
pens this letter to a friend apologizing for not being able to make the expected visit,
signed in iron gall ink
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$675.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$607.00
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The Lieutenant General who is credited as the founder of the Boy Scouts Association
pens this letter to a friend thanking him for some photographs of their memories, signed
in black ink
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$1,400.00
Sale Price: 15% Off
$1,190.00
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The English Lieutenant-General who is credited as the founder of the Boy Scout
Association pens a letter in which he asks for some costs information in benefit of the
Boy Scouts, signed in black ink
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$2,800.00
Sale Price: 15% Off
$2,380.00
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Signed, two-page Autograph Letter (1933), thanking his hostess during a visit
to Scranton, Pennsylvania
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$360.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$324.00
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The former Secretary of War gracefully declines an
invitation.
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$360.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$324.00
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The Secretary of War greets a church minister who has moved to
Washington, D.C.
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$360.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$324.00
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Newton Diehl Baker signed this letter on the letterhead of Baker,
Hostetler, Sidlo & Patterson in 1931, saying that a reassessment of Woodrow
Wilson's administration by Mark Sullivan was "deeply gratifying" and that he
would not seek the presidency.
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$460.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$414.00
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Former Secretary of War Newton Diehl Baker signed this typed letter
to the wife of Samuel Gompers, founder of the American Federation of Labor, in
1924, saying in part "it is difficult for me to select out any particular
incident, or incidents, for inclusion in the intimate appreciation of him which
you are preparing."
Special
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$460.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$414.00
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As Mayor of Cleveland, he explains that he has been making many campaign
appearances for Woodrow Wilson, and cannot take on an additional one in
Pittsburgh.
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$420.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$378.00
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Writing as Secretary of War, 5 days before the end of World War I, he
thanks a soldier's father for a box of cigars, but doubts that any can be mailed
to the generals in France.
Special
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$420.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$378.00
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Typed Letter accompanying his returned questionnaire about President
Wilson's Cabinet.
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$360.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$324.00
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The short story writer types this letter thanking the recipient for sending pamphlets on
Tasmania
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$360.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$324.00
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TLS: "SD Bechtel" as Senior Director of
Bechtel Corporation, 1p, 5½x8½.
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$120.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$108.00
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His handwritten note below signed statements by Knesset members Moshe
Rosetti and David Ha-Cohen concerning possible medals for Israelis who had
served in the Turkish Army in World War I. Matted and framed to an overall size
of 13x16.
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$850.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$765.00
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The naturalist and author signed this handwritten letter in black felt tip
Special
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$320.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$288.00
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The Royal Naval Vice Admiral, then serving as naval attaché in
Washington D.C., sends letter to a Pennsylvanian woman giving her dates on when
he is available to speak to her club, signs name in black ink
Special
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$320.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$288.00
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The Royal Naval Vice Admiral, then serving as naval attaché in
Washington D.C., sends letter to a Pennsylvanian woman asking for some advice at
what her club would like to talk about, signs name in black ink
Special
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$320.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$288.00
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The Royal Naval Vice Admiral, then serving as naval attaché in
Washington D.C., sends letter to a Pennsylvanian woman interested in having him
speak to her club, signs name in black ink
Special
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$320.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$288.00
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General Bolte responds with best wishes
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$120.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$108.00
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Retired General Bolte responds to a letter on behalf of General
Hines
Special
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$120.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$108.00
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MARK L. BRISTOL
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$220.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$198.00
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Typed Letter signed: "Louis Bromfield",
1p, 8x10. Senlis (France), 1933 May 10. To Lester Roberts, New
York, N.Y.
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$200.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$180.00
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TLS: "A. Roy
Brown", 1p, 7½x10. Toronto, Ontario, 1934
September 15.
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$2,600.00
Sale Price: 15% Off
$2,210.00
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The British Army officer who served in both World Wars penned his
signature on this slip of paper
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$90.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$81.00
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A year before his death, the British sportsman, military officer and Baron is
"pleased to oblige collectors of signatures" and mentions playing
golf.
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$180.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$162.00
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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
Sale Price: 10% Off
$414.00
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Harold H. Burton sends a typed letter to a collector sending an
autograph card.
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$420.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$378.00
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Short letter on US Supreme Court stationery
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$240.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$216.00
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Harold H. Burton sends a typed letter about the proposed National War
Service Act.
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$420.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$378.00
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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.
Special
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$280.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$252.00
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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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$280.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$252.00
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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.
Special
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$480.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$432.00
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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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$460.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$414.00
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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
Sale Price: 10% Off
$252.00
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As Mayor of Cleveland, he welcomes a fraternity convention, touting
the City's cultural amenities
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$360.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$324.00
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TLS on his US Senate letterhead
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$320.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$288.00
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Harold H. Burton sends a typed letter of encouragement to a
collector.
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$280.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$252.00
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The Illinois Representative signs a letter to Walter Reynolds of the
Committee on Government Operations identifying two female friends.
Special
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$120.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$108.00
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He signs a typed 1934 letter from Truman Headquarters, explaining that Judge
Truman is campaigning on the other side of Missouri.
Special
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$875.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$787.00
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In retirement, the former Archbishop of Sydney signs an autograph letter
telling an American that he is now "spending more time in the Real Presence of
our Lord in the chapel."
Special
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$180.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$162.00
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He writes one of his last letters as U. S. Senator, dated in
1968.
Special
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$120.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$108.00
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Handwritten letter, informing an American that a copy of the
Admiral's book has been mailed to him. Concerned that he was sent more than the
cost of postage, he refunds the difference.
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$320.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$288.00
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The anti-FDR radio commentator responds to an inquiry about his book
titles.
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$360.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$324.00
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A letter from the radio broadcaster to an associate, apologizing for
his delay in replying to a correspondence due to an immense amount of office
work. He then writes he will be unable to join him in Hartford due to previous
plans
Special
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$320.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$288.00
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TLS: "Ralph B. Carter", 1p, 8½x11. No
place, 1975 June 17. To Dean S. Veremakis, Richmond, Virginia.
Special
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$90.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$81.00
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Lord Casey thanks a visiting American professor visiting
Australia
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$100.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$90.00
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Truman's Secretary of the Interior declines an invitation from Ben S.
Fisher to attend the Annual Dinner of the Administrative Law Section.
Special
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$220.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$198.00
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ALS: "H.H. Christy", 1½p, conjoined
sheets, 5¼x6¾. U.S.S Wyoming, Guantanamo, Cuba, 1919 March 4.
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$200.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$180.00
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He signs a typed letter to press magnate and wartime colleague Lord
Beaverbrook ("Dear Max"). Written less than two months before Beaverbrook died,
and less than two years before Churchill's own death.
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$4,000.00
Sale Price: 15% Off
$3,400.00
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During his decade in exile from government, Churchill signs a typed letter
thanking press mogul Baron Beaverbrook for sending him a copy of a
memorandum.
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$3,200.00
Sale Price: 15% Off
$2,720.00
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Typed Letter signed as US Senator (January 1942)
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$160.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$144.00
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The American humorist and author writes a typically sarcastic reply to a
request for an autograph.
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$320.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$288.00
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ALS: "Irvin S. Cobb", 1p, 8½x11, affixed to
cardboard of same size. Santa Monica, California, 1942 August 14. To H.B.
Special
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$320.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$288.00
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Writing to impresario Elbert Wickes about dates on a lecture
tour
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$320.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$288.00
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ALS: "Irvin S. Cobb", 1p, 5½x8½. "Rebel
Ridge", Ossining, New York, 1922 October 19. On ruled sheet to Henry W.
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$320.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$288.00
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The American author responds to a letter from a man at Stetson
University in Florida.
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$220.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$198.00
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Signed letter from the author in response for an autograph, dated
1926
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$240.00
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$216.00
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The American author and humorist thanks a "Fellow-Kentuckian" for her
"gracious and friendly and gracefully phrased letter" and sends his
autograph.
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$200.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$180.00
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Brief typed letter signed as a New York State Senator
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$90.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$81.00
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Signature of the World War I combatant and Masonic Grand Master
Special
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$90.00
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$81.00
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The cartoonist agrees to write his friend Walter Winchell's column
while Winchell is on vacation.
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$220.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$198.00
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He signs a typed 1944 letter (on his birthday) declining to draw an original
cartoon, but enclosing a printed one.
Special
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$200.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$180.00
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Laurence Curtis signed this letter, typed to an autograph hunter on
his personalized stationery, in 1976. He was U. S. Representative from
Massachusetts' 10th Congressional District.
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$120.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$108.00
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Daniels writes regarding a meeting at the Jewish Centre in New
York
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$280.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$252.00
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Secretary of the Navy, Daniels responds to a request for an
autograph
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$220.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$198.00
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Short letter as Secretary of the Navy, regarding the sinking of the
Naval ship USS Alcedo
Special
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$320.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$288.00
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Ambassador Daniels writes to artist M.H. Herrin regarding a sketch he
had done
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$220.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$198.00
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Letter of congratulations as Secretary of the Navy
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$200.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$180.00
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War-dated letter as Secretary of the Navy to mineralogist George F.
Kunz
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$200.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$180.00
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TLS: "Colgate W. Darden Jr.", 1p,
8½x11. Norfolk, Virginia, 1973 October 29.
Special
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$180.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$162.00
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ALS on letterhead of the Air Force Aid Society
Special
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$200.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$180.00
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Commenting on a similarity between passages of Britten and Beethoven:
"Are not very good things often like very good things?"
Special
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$360.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$324.00
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A letter from the Vice President saying he will be unable to attend a gathering due to an
impeachment hearing for Judge George W. English
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$950.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$855.00
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The former Vice President writes to Mark Twain's cousin that he cannot remember an
incident.
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$360.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$324.00
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The former U.S. Comptroller of the Currency recommends a woman for a position in
the Treasury Department.
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$360.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$324.00
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The British author and war veteran regrets missing a regimental
reunion.
Special
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$280.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$252.00
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New Years wishes to a French Colonel in French Guinea.
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$2,200.00
Sale Price: 15% Off
$1,870.00
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Signed typed 1955 letter thanking a journalist for poems dedicated to
him
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$2,200.00
Sale Price: 15% Off
$1,870.00
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TLS: "Paul de Kruif", 1p, 8½x5½. Holland,
Michigan, 1935 October 31.
Special
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$90.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$81.00
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A letter from the World War I ace to an editor regarding the editor's
views on another article written about Seversky's time in the USSR
Special
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$550.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$495.00
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Critical of U.S. defense policy.
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$420.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$378.00
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He writes positively of an article regarding airmail pilot Earl
Ovington, dated in 1962.
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$420.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$378.00
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The author praises the reader of 1,046 books.
Special
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$180.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$162.00
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The six terms Republican U.S. Congressman for Iowa signs this typed letter to a friend in
order to give her his autograph
Special
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$140.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$126.00
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Karl Dönitz sends an autograph letter regarding contacting Rudolf
Hess.
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$650.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$585.00
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World War II German Grand Admiral Karl Dönitz wrote this letter on his
personalized stationery in 1975, saying that he didn't have any documents to
send the recipient due to his imprisonment after the Nuremberg War Crimes
Trials. Accompanied by original mailing envelope.
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$750.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$675.00
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Karl Dönitz handwrote, signed and dated this letter on his
personalized stationery to a Mr. Fox in 1973.
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$480.00
Sale Price: 10% Off
$432.00
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Signed autograph letter (in German, 1976), congratulating a general on his
90th birthday
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$2,050.00
Sale Price: 15% Off
$1,742.00
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