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