Fine Selection of Autographs - Session 2

ART BUCHWALD. American political cartoonist, winner of the 1982 Pulitzer Prize for Distinguished Commentary. A neat Kennedy assassination item, the co

(1917 - 1963) Thirty-fifth President of the United States. Kennedy faced-down the Kruschev during the Cuban Missile Crisis, re-invigorated NASA, and

(1908 - 1973) Thirty-sixth President of the United States and creator of the "Great Society" social welfare programs. America's growi...

(1908 - 1973) Thirty-sixth President of the United States and creator of the "Great Society" social welfare programs. America's growi...

(1908 - 1973) Thirty-sixth President of the United States and creator of the "Great Society" social welfare programs. America's growi...

(1908 - 1973) Thirty-sixth President of the United States and creator of the "Great Society" social welfare programs. America's growi...

(1913 - 1994) Thirty-seventh President of the United States who led during the Vietnam War, re-opened diplomatic ties with China and the U.S.S.R., res

(1913 - 1994) Thirty-seventh President of the United States who led during the Vietnam War, re-opened diplomatic ties with China and the U.S.S.R., res

(1913 - 1994) Thirty-seventh President of the United States who led during the Vietnam War, re-opened diplomatic ties with China and the U.S.S.R., res

(1913 - 1994) Thirty-seventh President of the United States who led during the Vietnam War, re-opened diplomatic ties with China and the U.S.S.R., res

(1913 - 1994) Thirty-seventh President of the United States who led during the Vietnam War, re-opened diplomatic ties with China and the U.S.S.R., res

(b. 1913) 38th President of the United States who assumed office upon the resignation of Richard Nixon, who Ford later pardoned for any involvement i

(b. 1913) 38th President of the United States who assumed office upon the resignation of Richard Nixon, who Ford later pardoned for any involvement i

(b. 1913) 38th President of the United States who assumed office upon the resignation of Richard Nixon, who Ford later pardoned for any involvement i

(b. 1913) 38th President of the United States who assumed office upon the resignation of Richard Nixon, who Ford later pardoned for any involvement i

(b. 1913) 38th President of the United States who assumed office upon the resignation of Richard Nixon, who Ford later pardoned for any involvement i

(b. 1913) 38th President of the United States who assumed office upon the resignation of Richard Nixon, who Ford later pardoned for any involvement i

(b. 1924) Thirty-ninth President of the United States who engineered a break-through in Arab-Israeli relations. Signed B.E.P. engraving, 8" x ...

(b. 1924) Thirty-ninth President of the United States who engineered a break-through in Arab-Israeli relations. His volume of poetry, Always a Reckon

(b. 1924) Thirty-ninth President of the United States who engineered a break-through in Arab-Israeli relations. His book The Virtues of Aging, Ballan

(b. 1911) Fortieth President of the United States who served for two terms (1981-1989) and contributed to the fall of European Communism. Handsome vi

(b. 1911) Fortieth President of the United States who served for two terms (1981-1989) and contributed to the fall of European Communism. Handsome I.

(b. 1911) Fortieth President of the United States who served for two terms (1981-1989) and contributed to the fall of European Communism. T.L.S. as G

(b. 1911) Fortieth President of the United States who served for two terms (1981-1989) and contributed to the fall of European Communism. T.L.S. &q...

Signatures of both presidents in the blank area of a page bearing a printer's logo: "Ronald Reagan June 2 - '93" and "Gerald ...

First Lady, wife of Ronald Reagan, 40th President of the United States. Her memoirs My Turn, Random House, New York, 1989, signed on front flyleaf: ...

(1925 - 1968) American politician who successfully managed his brother John's presidential campaign and was later appointed Attorney General. H...

(1925 - 1968) American politician who successfully managed his brother John's presidential campaign and was later appointed Attorney General. H...

(1856 - 1941) Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, remembered for his powerful devotion to the freedom of speech. Bold, full signature on a card.

(1800 - 1891) American historian, Secretary of the Navy, and founder of the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis. L.S. "Geo. Bancroft"...

(1872 - 1961) American jurist who heard cases until the age of 89, he compiled a record tenure on the bench. Bold green ink signature and date &quo...

(1882 - 1947) Mayor of New York who fought corruption and fostered many civil works projects. An interesting collection of six T.L.S. "F. La G...

(1925 - 1968) American politician who successfully managed his brother John's presidential campaign and was later appointed Attorney General. H...

(1845 - 1937) Secretary of State in Theodore Roosevelt's cabinet, awarded the 1912 Nobel Peace Prize for his mediation in European and Latin Am...

(1808 - 1864) Secretary of the Interior in Lincoln's administration, seconded Lincoln's nomination in the 1860 National Convention. A.D.S. ...

(1872 - 1946) Chief Justice of the Supreme Court (1941-1946) and advocate of judicial self-restraint. Fine S.P. 11" x 14" b/w, , Oct. 25,

(1811 - 1874) American senator and a strident abolitionist, his vitriolic attacks on slavery on the Senate floor resulted in a vicious beating by Sou

(1782 - 1852) American lawyer and statesman who verbally jousted with Calhoun in the Senate and later supported Clay's compromise measures on s...

A good lot of four letters by prominent nineteenth-century cabinet members in, includes: WILLIAM EVARTS (L.S. Nov. 5, 1877, issuing a pardon); CARL S

A fine grouping of eight autographs by political leaders in various formats. Includes: RICHARD NIXON (S.P. 8" x 10" b/w, ink a bit faded)...

(1754 - 1793) King of France whose ambivalent policies cost him the support of Royalists and Revolutionaries, put under house arrest after his attem

(1769 - 1821) The "Little Corporal" whose brilliance in the field of battle and as Emperor of France has made him perhaps the most importa...

(1743 - 1793) French journalist and newspaper publisher, a fierce Revolutionary whose heroic death is depicted in David's "The Death of Mar...

(1551 - 1589) King of France who aided Catherine de Medicis in planning the Massacre of St. Bartholemew, sided under duress with the Huguenots in the

(1553 - 1610) King of France (1589-1610), first of the Bourbon Kings. Raised a Protestant, he his chiefly remembered for his attempts to secure religi

(b. 1926) Reigning Queen of England. Charming D.S. 11" x 7", a Christmas card bearing a portrait of a young girl on the cover, signed bene...

Signatures of both on small separate sheets, with Victoria writing: "The Lord Chancellor The Queen" and her husband Albert writing: "...

(1819 - 1901) Queen of England, reigned during the Crimean and Boer Wars, abolished the East India Company, brought Disraeli to power as Prime Minist

HELENA (1846-1923) Fourth child of Queen Victoria, married Prince Christian of Schleswig-Holstein. A.D.S. 2pp. oblong 8vo., [n.p., n.d.], about eleven

(1841 - 1910) King of Great Britain and Ireland, eldest son of Queen Victoria who because of his indiscretions was kept in the dark concerning matter

(1844 - 1925) Queen Consort of Great Britain, married to Edward VII. S.P. 7" x 11 1/2" sepia mounted on heavy stock with backstamp by Wal...

(1759 - 1806) British Prime Ministerwho reduced the national debt, brought forward progressive fiscal policies, and waged a succesful war against Nap

(1566 - 1625) King of England, and as James VI was King of Scotland, son of Mary, Queen of Scots and succeeded to the throne following the death of E

1630 - 1685) King of Great Britain and Ireland, routed by Cromwell at Worcester but restored after promising Parliamentary rule. Document from his re

(1886 - 1973) Israeli politician, proclaimed the independence of Israel in 1948, headed the provisional government, and was later Prime Minister. Fin

(1886 - 1973) Israeli politician, proclaimed the independence of Israel in 1948, headed the provisional government, and was later Prime Minister. S.P

(1886 - 1973) Israeli politician, proclaimed the independence of Israel in 1948, headed the provisional government, and was later Prime Minister. A.L

(1915 - 1981) Israeli general and politician who gained decisive victories in Sinai and Gaza during the Suez War, later planned and commanded the 196

A neat printed poster 15" x 24" b/w, for a gala even held at Ebbets Field, Apr. 30, [1952?], the "Birthday Party staged by BILLY RO...

(1709 - 1762) Czarina of Russia and daughter of Peter the Great, she overthrew her despised cousin Anna, founded the University of Moscow and the Aca

(1754 - 1801) Emperor of Russia (1796-1801), son of Peter III and Catherine the Great who succeeded Catherine, instituted reforms to help the serfs,

(1874 - 1801) Emperor of Russia (1796-1801), son of Peter III and Catherine the Great who succeeded Catherine, instituted reforms to help the serfs,

(1777 - 1825) Russian Czar whose greatest achievement was the destruction of the armies under Napoleon leading to the abdication of the Emperor and R

(1818 - 1881) Emperor of Russia responsible for the emancipation of the serfs, and made important contributions to the reform of the judiciary, econo

(1821 - 1907) Confederate brigadier general captured at Port Gibson and again at Vicksburg, fought with distinction at Chattanooga and with Hood in T

(1796 - 1855) Russian czar, his accession to the throne was marred by the Decembrist uprising, his reign was noted for its autocracy, bureaucracy, an

(1899 - 1953) Russian politician, the dreaded head of Stalin's security agency, the NKVD, who oversaw the Great Purge of 1934-38 and ordered th...

(1890 - 1986) Soviet politician, a staunch supporter of Stalin who served as Prime Minister and later as Stalin's commissar of foreign affairs,...

(1883 - 1936) Soviet communist leader who had an active hand in establishing the Bolshevik government, , with Stalin and Zinovyev he led Russia follo

(1883 - 1936) Soviet communist leader who had an active hand in establishiung the Bolshevik government, , with Stalin and Zinovyev he led Russia foll

(1895 - 1978) Soviet politician, a Bolshevik leader in baku, member of the central Committee and later Chairman of the Presidium. Scarce typed D.S. 1

(1904 - 1980) Prime Minister of the Soviet Union from 1964-1980. T.L.S. 1p. 4to., [n.p.], Dec. 16, 1944 concerning the poor state of Mongolian evacuee

(1847 - 1934) German general and politician, crushed the Russians at Tannenburg and in Poland, forced to yield the Chancellor's office to Hitle...

(1847 - 1934) German general and politician, crushed the Russians at Tannenburg and in Poland, forced to yield the Chancellor's office to Hitle...

(1883 - 1945) Italian dictator whose fascist supporters marched on Rome, securing him power; allied with Hitler, after many military and political se

(1883 - 1945) Italian dictator whose fascist supporters marched on Rome, securing him power; allied with Hitler, after many military and political se

(1892 - 1975) Spanish soldier and dictator who led Nationalist forces in defeating Republicans, dictator (1936-75). S.P. 3 1/2" x 5 1/2" ...

AUDIE L. MURPHY (1924 - 1971) Most decorated U.S. combat soldier of World War II. Among his 33 awards and decorations was the Medal of Honor, also r

(1883 - 1959) "Wild Bill", American brigadier general chosen by Roosevelt to head the O.S.S. (precursor to the C.I.A.). Donovan planted o...

(d. 1993) American aviator who gained fame both as a racing pilot and as leader of the first air raid on Tokyo during World War II. Rare war-date T.L

(1906 - 1992) American Air Corps and Air Force general, advocated strategic bombing during World War II and directed the firebombing raids on Japan.

(1880 - 1959) American general and statesman, Roosevelt's Army Chief of Staff during World War II and author of the Marshall Plan which sustain...

(1900 - 1979) British naval commander and statesman, supreme allied commander in Southeast Asia responsible for the recapture of Burma. A good displa

(1924 - 1971) Most decorated U.S. combat soldier of World War II. Among his 33 awards and decorations was the Medal of Honor, also received every dec

(1900 - 1945) American journalist who covered the Allied campaigns in North Africa, Sicily, France and the Far East, killed at Okinawa. Rare war-date

American bomber pilot of the Enola Gay which delivered the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima, August 6, 1945. D.S., 1p. oblong 4to., a souvenir piece sho

S.P. 8" x 10" b/w, depicting the mushroom cloud which blossomed over Hiroshima on Aug. 6, 1945, and signed in blue ink by four members of...

Fine grouping of four teletype messages sent to Allied forces in Europe. The first, marked "CONFIDENTIAL", reports the unconditional surre...

A lot of 11 vintage S.P.'s by international military leaders in various formats, all mounted to folio size vintage album sheets. Signatories in...

(1899 - 1953) Russian politician, the dreaded head of Stalin's security agency, the NKVD, who oversaw the Great Purge of 1934-38 and ordered th...

(1883 - 1973) Soviet field marshal and Commander in Chief of the Southwestern Front. An inept leader, Budenny allowed Von Rundstedt's army to d...

The top-ranking Jewish officials in the U.S.S.R. under Stalin. Rozalia Zemlyachka was the most notorious gaining her reputation by personally executin

(1896 - 1968) Soviet general who held the critical northwest approaches to Moscow, later headed defenses at Stalingrad and near the end of the war e

(1729 - 1800) Russian general who commanded the Russian army that suppressed the Polish revolt after the second partition of Poland by Russia and Pru

(1893 - 1937) Russian general and politician, chief of staff and Marshal of the Soviet Union, convicted for treason and executed. One of the first vi

(1896 - 1974) Soviet Field Marshall, perhaps the greatest general of World War II, he survived crushing poverty and Stalin's purges to command ...

(1896 - 1974) Soviet Field Marshall, perhaps the greatest general of World War II, he survived crushing poverty and Stalin's purges to command ...

(1896 - 1974) Soviet Field Marshall, perhaps the greatest general of World War II, he survived crushing poverty and Stalin's purges to command ...

An intriguing Soviet spy relic, a stealthily conceived hidden camera case, ca. 1940s-1950s, measuring 8 1/4" x 5 1/4". A vinyl slip-case ...

Good lot of 24 signed letters and Russian Revolution greeting cards signed by various Soviet marshals and generals, many of who were prominent during