RR Auction: Historic Collection of Raleigh DeGeer Amyx

A very rare substantial lock of founding father John Adams’s hair, originally obtained from the estate of George F. Noyes of Portland, Maine. Hairs me

Remarkable collection consisting of Abigail Adams’s personally-owned and -used sewing needle case and two swatches of the dress Adams is seen wearing

President Lincoln’s gray metal eyeglasses, with +1.62 prescription lenses, featuring straight adjustable-length temples and a fixed bridge, with small

Dr. Robert K. Stone’s personally-owned and -used black leather medical case, measuring 5 x 2.5 x 1, hand-engraved on the top plate of the front clasp.

Bold Civil War–dated ANS as president signed “A. Lincoln,” one page on an off-white 3 x 1.75 card, December 12, 1864. In full: “Adjutant General pleas

President Grant’s personally-owned and -used wooden cigar case, measuring 3.25 x 6.5 x 1, featuring a brass plate on the front finely hand-engraved wi

President Grant’s gorgeous personally-owned table knife, measuring 10.75? long, featuring a beautiful pearl handle carved with maple leaf designs and

A lovely cloth-edged 6.75 x 8.5 frame with a green cloth mat subtly decorated in a floral pattern, with an oval opening encircled by gold ribbon, disp

President Cleveland’s pince-nez eyeglasses, with +3.00 prescription lenses, featuring a flexible metal frame with yellowed rubber nosepieces, and an e

Spectacular matte-finish 6 x 8 oval bust portrait of Theodore Roosevelt as president, affixed to a 7.5 x 10.75 mount, beautifully signed on the mount

Impressive crystal-clear 3.75 x 5 matte-finish portrait of Roosevelt in his dramatic full dress ‘Rough Rider’ uniform, stamped on reverse “Pres. File,

President Roosevelt’s personally-owned and -used black folding travel comb, measuring 5.25? long when opened, featuring wonderful scenes in relief on

President Roosevelt’s ornate and attractive personally-owned and -used sterling silver card carrying case, measuring 3.25 x 2.25 x .5, with intricatel

President Roosevelt’s exceptional personally-owned and -used silver tea caddy, measuring 6? tall with a 3 x 3 base in the shape of a cross, featuring

President Taft’s exceptional personally-owned and -used two-piece inkwell desk set, consisting of a robust glass inkwell set upon an ornate silver bas

President Taft’s personally-owned white china plate depicting his sprawling summer home in Beverly, Massachusetts, measuring 9.25? in diameter, with a

President Taft’s personally-owned white china plate depicting his sprawling summer home in Beverly, Massachusetts, measuring 7.25? in diameter, with a

President Taft’s personally-owned gilt-over-bronze letter opener, measuring 10.5? long, featuring a stunning sculptured eagle that wraps around the hi

Three signed photos: a 7.25 x 10 Harris and Ewing photo of Helen Taft, presented to one of the most prominent backstairs White House staffers ever, Fi

President Wilson’s personally-owned and -used ornate silver typewriter eraser brush, measuring 1 x 2.75, featuring a beautiful ornate handle engraved

President Wilson’s personally-owned and -used elegant sterling silver shoe horn, measuring 6? long, with a gently sloped design featuring an ornately

Edith Bolling Galt Wilson’s personally-owned and -worn brooch, given to her by her husband, President Woodrow Wilson, on their wedding day. Enamel and

Edith Galt Wilson’s personally-owned and -used fine purple silk purse, measuring 7 x 6 folded, featuring a finely embroidered patriotic eagle on the f

Interesting collection of five items, all personally-owned by the Wilson family during their time in the White House: a pair of fine white ermine fur

Collection of five items, all personally-owned by First Lady Edith Wilson: two beautiful large sections of beaded blue velvet fabric from a dress pers

Three scarce personally-owned items of Ellen Wilson, all presented to former White House ‘first maid’ Maggie Rogers. Items are: an attractive silver d

President Harding’s personally-owned and -worn pince-nez eyeglasses with circular prescription lenses, featuring tortoiseshell frames with molded nose

President Harding’s personally-owned and -worn necktie, presented to White House maid Maggie Rogers by Florence Harding after her husband’s passing. Q

President Harding’s personally-owned and -used handkerchief, presented to White House maid Maggie Rogers by Florence Harding, after the passing of her

President Harding’s personally-owned and -used leather jacket pocket wallet. Black leather wallet measures 4 x 7, and is handsomely embossed in gold o

President Harding’s personally-owned and -used travel toilet kit, presented by Florence Harding to White House First Maid Maggie Rogers after the pres

President Warren G. Harding’s personally-owned and -used engraved silver-plated box. Box measures 6.5 x 3 x 3, and is artistically hand-engraved on th

President Harding’s personally-owned and -used leather writing case. Black leather case, made by Cross of London, is impressively embossed on the fron

President Harding’s personally-owned and -used ink well, presented by Florence Harding to White House maid Maggie Rogers after the president’s passing

President Warren G. Harding’s personally-owned and -used playing cards, presented to White House maid Maggie Rogers by Florence Harding after her husb

President Harding’s personally-owned and -used poker set. Set consists of a 9.5? diameter ‘lazy-susan-style’ mahogany holder which stands 4.25? tall,

President and Mrs. Harding’s personally-owned and -used crystal wine glass. Delicate stem glass is made by the Sinclair Glass Company, measures 5? tal

President and Mrs. Harding’s personally-owned and -used cordial glass. Diminutive glass, of the highest crystal quality, is made by the Central Glass

President Warren G. and First Lady Florence Kling Harding’s personally-owned and -used vegetable bowl. Attractive Wedgwood bowl, pattern #2006, measur

Stunning pitcher-style vase owned by the Hardings and displayed in the White House. Vase measures an imposing 11? tall, with two painted floral panels

A matte-finish 6.75 x 10 bust portrait of President Harding in a stately pose, blind-stamped in the lower border by the Baker Art Gallery of Columbus,

A matte-finish 8.25 x 11 candid photo of Warren G. Harding in an eye-catching full-length pose on the golf course, labeled in the lower border. “Presi

A glossy 8 x 10 photo of President Harding just after taking a swing on the golf course, nicely dressed in appropriate attire. Stamped on the reverse,

A desirable original pearl-finish 7 x 5 photo of Warren G. and Florence Harding with Vice President Calvin Coolidge, showing President Harding crouchi

A handsome assortment of eight period postcard photos of Warren G. Harding, most showing him as the single subject in a full-length pose, with one of

First Lady Harding’s personally-owned and -worn shoe buckles and evening bag presented to White House maid Maggie Rogers. Oval-shaped black leather bu

TLS as president, one page, 7 x 9, White House letterhead, November 20, 1924. Letter to Walter Gilman Page of the Society of the Sons of the Revolutio

Historic typed and signed address, as president, two pages, 6.5 x 9, of Calvin Coolidge’s address given at the College of William and Mary, on May 15,

President Coolidge’s personally-owned and -used mechanical pencil. Goldtone Eversharp pencil measures 5.25? long and is handsome and artistically hand

One of President and Mrs. Calvin Coolidge’s personally-owned and -used sherbet glasses. Elegant glass measures approximately 4.25? high, etched with a