Collectibles and Original Historical Documents

Mary Lord Harrison. Second wife of Pres. Benjamin Harrison (grandson of William Henry Harrison), and niece of his first wife. A.L.S., 1934, 4 pp., on

Eleanor Roosevelt. T.L.S. on White House letterhead, Jan. 17, 1934, a year after start of F.D.R.'s first term. To Miss Studer, with unusual cont...

Eleanor Roosevelt. T.L.S. on White House letterhead, May 29, 1935, in F.D.R.'s first term. Unique contents, on decorating the White House! Parti...

Lucy W. Hayes. Wife of Rutherford Hayes, whose contested election was settled by an electoral commission, winning by only one vote. A.L.S. on her mono

Grace Coolidge. Widow of Calvin Coolidge. T.L.S. on her letterhead, Northampton, Mass., June 1, 1949, 1 p., to Miss Day. "I appreciate your kin...

Florence Kling Harding. Wife of Warren Harding. Large White House card, 4 x 61/2, bearing vintage engraving of White House, 1921-23, inscribed "...

Mrs. Herbert Hoover. A.L.S., no date but about 1923, on letterhead "2300 S Street, Washington, D.C." In a large hand, spread over 4 pp., t...

Eleanor Roosevelt. T.L.S., May 16, 1956, on her letterhead at East 62 St. (N.Y.), to Mr. Grice. "In reply to your letter, I do not think it wou...

Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt. T.L.S., New York City, Oct. 28, 1955, 1 p., sending thanks for a book Keen Teens received. "...It should be a great hel...

Margaret Truman. Daughter of Pres. Truman. Her vocal recital provoked a famous letter from the President to a music critic whose words were less than