Collectibles, Original Historical Documents +

U.S. Grant's Last Rites and Coney Island! Rare broadside, printed one side, "A Comfortable Trip to New York and Return to Attend the Obsequ...

Eleanor Roosevelt. T.L.S., 1954, on her personal letterhead, 62 St., N.Y., to a Miss Pickett. "...The incidents you relate are moving surely an...

Eleanor Roosevelt. Vintage silverprint portrait, 8 x 10. In print dress, undated but probably in Franklin's first term. Signed "Eleanor Roo...

Mrs. Franklin Pierce. A.L.S. as First Lady, 8 pp., black-bordered stationery, no date but 1853, not long after the inauguration. To her sister, follow

Lucretia R. Garfield. On her initialed mourning letterhead, 2 pp., 1897, with envelope, to Mrs. Samuel Mathews. "Will it be possible to allow C...

Mrs. Garfield. Signed card "Lucretia R. Garfield / Cleveland, O. / May 1884." Written about three years following Garfield's assassina...

Florence Kling Harding. Wife of Pres. Warren Harding. A.L.S. on U.S. Senate letterhead, 3 pp., undated but between 1915-21, when Harding was a Senator

Mary Lord Harrison. Second wife of Pres. Benjamin Harrison. A.L.S. with two signatures, 4 pp., 1940, on letterhead with her New York City address, to

Bess W. Truman. A.L.S. on White House letterhead, with original envelope in her hand, postmarked Washington, Feb. 23, 1950; letter undated. To Democra

Lou Henry Hoover. T.L.S., 1933 (following Hoover's term), on Stanford University, Calif. letterhead. Inviting Mr. and Mrs. Ward to "join a ...

Mrs. Herbert Hoover. T.L.S., Washington, Feb. 26, 1923, while Hoover was Secretary of Commerce. To "Miss Lane." "...I should be delig...

Frances F. Cleveland. Wife of Pres. Grover Cleveland. A.L.S., Feb. 23 (1891), 2 pp., to Mr. Barrett. "...We are looking forward most eagerly to...

Mrs. Gerald Ford. On White House letterhead, Dec. 7, 1976, following the election. "We are both extremely grateful for the experiences of the f...

Mamie Doud Eisenhower. Interesting collection of five items: 1) A.L.S., 1951, 4 pp., on letterhead of Villa St. Pierre, France, thanking Mr. Blackwell

What would Christmas be.... A.L.S. of Bess W. Truman, on engraved personal stationery, Independence, Mo., n.d. but envelope (also in her bold hand) po

Collection of First Ladies. Interesting group of eight items: 1) White House cards, imprinted "At Home" of Mrs. Harding and Mrs. Truman. 2...

Edith Kermit Roosevelt. Splendid A.L.S. as First Lady, on silver-engraved White House social stationery, Oct. 26, n.y., 3 full pp., to Mrs. [Henry Fai

With Mourning Border. Envelope front in hand of "Lucretia R. Garfield / Free / Ladies / Guilford House / Western Reserve University / Cleveland...

Helen H. Taft. Stiff engraved card inscribed, "Sincerely yours, Helen H. Taft, Washington, D.C." "2215 Wyoming Avenue" engraved ...

On First Day Cover. Bess Truman on steel-engraved F.D.C. for 5 "General Federation of Women's Clubs," postmarked Sept. 12, 1966. With ...