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1959. Modest collection of autographs by six U. S. First Ladies. Three Firsts, Mary Lord Harrison, Edith Roosevelt and Grace Coolidge are free frank signatures on envelopes and Mamie Eisenhower and Bess V. Truman are on First Day Issues of their respective Presidential husbands stamp and Lady Bird Johnson is on a placard from her Stonewall, Texas LBJ Ranch. All are in fine condition, with the legible postmarks from various locations and dates. <br /> <br /> Franking has a long history in the U. S. Former Presidents have routinely been granted the franking privilege by statute. Since 1800, Congress has regularly, granted the franking privilege to widows of former Presidents. From 1789 until 1973, the privilege was granted through individual pieces of legislation. The first such grant was to Martha Washington in 1800. In 1973, Congress enacted general legislation to provide the franking privilege to all future surviving spouses of Presidents. Unlike Members of Congress and other federal…
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Seven First Lady Autographs
by Harrison, Mary Lord and Edith K. Roosevelt, Grace Coolidge, Bess Truman, Manie Daud Eisenhower, Lady Bird Johnson
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Signature
by Wharton, Thomas
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SIGNATURE "Thom. Wharton, Chman", a Pennsylvania merchant and politician during the Revolutionary War era, served as the first President of Pennsylvania after the Declaration of Independence was signed. Like many other Colonial merchants, Wharton joined boycotts in protest of the 1765 Stamp Act and the 1767 Townshend Acts. On May 20, 1774, Wharton was chosen as a member of the Committee of Correspondence and later was one of the twenty-five who formed the Committee of Safety, Pennsylvania's governing body in the early days of the Revolution. On July 24, 1776, he became president of that body and helped draft the state's new constitution, which was adopted on September 28, 1776. Wharton died in 1778. <br /> <br /> Very nice, scarce signature with the title of Chairman. Signature is on rag paper laid down to part of an album page. Expected toning.
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Signature Card and Transmittal Letter
by Johnson, Lyndon Bains
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1969. SIGNED "Lyndon B. Johnson", likely autopen. 3.75"x 5.75" card stock with modified Presidential Seal, bend at lower right corner. Included is a transmittal letter signed by an Assistant to the Office of Lyndon B. Johnson, fine with one mail fold. Also included is a 5" x 7", B&W photograph of the former president, out of office and likely on the Johnson Ranch outside Austin, TX. "President Johnson is sory that it still isn't possible for him to give all the personal autograph's he's asked for every day..and accept this signature card with his best wishes." - Willie Day Taylor.
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Signed Commemorative
by Tibbets, Paul W.
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Fine. SIGNED "Paul W. Tibbets" beneath a black and white book stock photograph of the inside of the top secret compound of the 509th Composite Group. 5" x 8". General Paul W. Tibbets (1915-2007) was the pilot of the Enola Gay. Named for his mother, this plane carried and dropped the first atomic bomb in history. The target was Hiroshima, and the bomb, code named "Little Boy" was delivered on August 6, 1945 and was the catalyst for ending the war. Tibbets wrote two books about the operation. "I will go only so far as to say that I knew what an atom was." - P. Tibbets.
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Signed Progams From The Monroe County Republican Annual Dinner
by Bush, George and Henry Kissinger
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Buffalo, NY: Monroe County Republican Committee, 1981. Tri-fold program printed in black on heavy weight, tan, card stock; includes detailed listing of leadership, membership, and assignments. Fine. BOTH SIGNED by the guest speaker on the cover. Kissinger in black ink on June 4, 1980 and Bush in blue ink on May 21, 1981. Both men, master politicians, are listed in the program as giving the keynote speech that year. Dr. Kissinger, now an elder statesman, was a counselor to every Republican presdent from Nixon onwards, though President Trump never availed himself to Kissinger's sage offer. Vice President Bush was in office less than six months at the time of this event. "As his vice president for eight years, I learned more from Ronald Reagan than from anyone I encountered in all my years of public life." - G. H. W. Bush.
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Signed Photograph
by Devers, Jacob L.
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Alsace, France, 1945. Fine. SIGNED, "Jacob Devers" on 6.75" x 5.75" B&W photograh including: Jean de Lattre de Tassigny, the youngest French General at the start of WWII and only to command large numbers of American Troops; GEN George C. Marshall, Chief of Staff of the U. S. Army; and Gen. Goisland Du Montsabert who commanded French troops in North Africa and co-operated with the Allies. Identifying incription on the verso indicates the photo was taken in Alsace, 1945.<br /> <br /> LTG Devers was the second ranking American officer in the European theater during WW II after Eisenhower. He wore four "hats" for the operation: Deputy Supreme Allied Commander, Mediterranean Theater; Commanding General NATOUSA; Commander, Advanced Detachment AFHQ; and Commanding General, 6th Army Group. Devers was appointed to these positions based upon his administrative qualifications. However, he spent a great deal of his time at the front, arriving on Anzio beach the day…
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Signed Page From Ship Maintenance Log; HMS Magpie
by Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
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[n.p.], 1951. Fine. Signed "Philip" inside a red stamped block "Commanding Officer / 7 July 1951 / H. M. Magpie", in top right corner of the ship's log, approving ship repairs at the end of a week. Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh (1921 - 2021). husband and consort to the Queen of England, Elizabeth II. He commanded the HMS Magpie from Sept 2, 1950 until 1951, after which he retired from Navy. No place is identified, by likely while in port at Malta. Philip served in the Mediterranean during WWII and always showed enormous pride in his service to the Royal Navy. The Magpie, pennant number U82, was a Black-Swan class frigate launched in 1943 and was decommissioned in 1959. 6" x 8" , 2pp., 8vo. Age fade, mostly at the edges, neatly excised, pre-printed page from what reads as the ship's maintenance logbook. Daily diary is written in blue script on both sides of the page from July 4 - July 11. Some of the recordings include; "Tested navigation circuits...6th…
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