Fine Selection of Autographs - Session 2

(1902 - 1976) Mafia family boss, described as the "boss of all bosses" and said to be the model for the film "The Godfather", h...

(d. 1998) Assassin of Martin Luther King whom he killed in Memphis in 1968. Good content T.L.S. "James" 1p. 4to., [River Bend Prison], Ma...

(d. 1998) Assassin of Martin Luther King whom he killed in Memphis in 1968. Bold full ink signature on a small card, fine condition.

(d. 1998) Assassin of Martin Luther King whom he killed in Memphis in 1968. Interesting A.N.S. "J. E. Ray" 1p. 12mo. [n. p.] Nov. 11, 199...

(1874-1952) American bootlegger and murderer, headed a $100 million whiskey ring in the Midwest, murdered his wife for her affair with one of his ope

(1901 - 1980) "Willie the Actor", American bank robber of dozens of banks. When asked why he robbed banks, he replied: "Because that...

American neurosurgeon convicted in the 1954 murder of his wife despite his continual denial of any culpability. With the help of F. Lee Bailey, Sheppa

(1821 - 1912) American nurse who tended the wounded in the Civil War and later founded the American Red Cross. Fine content A.L.S. 4pp. 8vo., Glen Ec

(1821 - 1912) American nurse who tended the wounded in the Civil War and later founded the American Red Cross. Good content T.L.S. on American Nation

(1857 - 1938) American lawyer who defended Eugene Debs, Leopold and Loeb, and John T. Scopes in the infamous "Monkey Trial". Signed book,...

Father of Holocaust diarist Anne Frank. Scarce T.L.S. on his personal letterhead, 1p. 8vo., Birsfelden, Aug. 3, 1977, to the Rev. and Mrs. Jackson, se

(1802 - 1867) British member of Parliament responsible for many public works in London, most remembered for the huge clock tower "Big Ben"...

(1870 - 1965) American cosmetics marketer and manufacturer, one of America's first female business magnates and founder of the firm which yet b...

(1879 - 1966) American founder of the birth control movement, established first birth control clinic and first president of Planned Parenthood. Bold

One of the stranger documents we've handled, a D.S. 1p. 12mo., 1807, certifying the export of coffee, signed by a supposed ghost! STEPHEN JUMEL ...

(1813 - 1887) American clergyman who was an ardent supporter of abolition and woman suffrage. He was brought down by an adultery scandal that shocked

(1845 - 1929) Nationally recognized orator and lectured widely on Jewish topics, mainly to non-Jewish audiences, a pallbearer for U.S. Grant, and acti

(1897 - 1978) GIOVANNI BATTISTA MONTINI Pope who issued the encyclicals for clerical celibacy and against birth control, an avid supporter of church r

(1898 - ?) American clergyman who gave immensely-popular radio sermons, author of The Power of Positive Thinking. Fine I.S.P. 11" x 14" b...

(1855 - 1934) American businessman, a baseball stadium concessionaire often credited for helping invent the expression "hot dog", he grew...