RR Auction: Historic Collection of Raleigh DeGeer Amyx

Pink ceramic pitcher from the White House, presented by Bess Truman to longtime White House seamstress and housekeeper Lillian Rogers Parks. Rose-colo

Collection of seven items from the Truman White House, each presented to a valued staff member. Items are: a 9 x 3 swatch of blue velvet trimmed from

Two original inaugural invitations, both for Lillian R. Parks, who was a best selling author as well as housekeeper and seamstress at the White House

Extraordinary original oil painting by General Dwight D. Eisenhower, 17.25 x 13.5, depicting his wartime retreat outside of London known as Telegraph

President Eisenhower's personally-owned and -worn dark brown Type A-2 leather flight jacket from World War II, size 42, featuring four-star epau...

President Eisenhower’s personally-owned drinking glass, measuring 4.5? tall and 2.5? in diameter, elegantly etched on the side with four stars (Ike’s

President Eisenhower’s personally-owned Royal Doulton ‘Toby mug’ in the form of Winston Churchill, measuring 5.5? tall with a 2.5? diameter at the bas

General Eisenhower’s personally-owned and -used silver bottle opener made by Christofle, featuring a superb and detailed portrait of Napoleon Bonapart

President Eisenhower’s personally-owned and -used leather luggage tag, measuring 3.25 x 1.75, embossed in gold with the Santa Fe Railroad logo on one

Considered by many the most important and monetarily valuable Rolex wristwatch, here offered is Dwight D. Eisenhower’s 1951 18K iconic yellow gold Rol

President Eisenhower’s personally-owned drinking glass, measuring 4.5? tall and 2.5? in diameter, elegantly etched on the side with a five star ring a

General Eisenhower’s personally-owned and -used off-white linen five-star general handkerchief, folded to an overall size of 5.5 x 5.5, finely embroid

President Eisenhower’s impressive personally-owned and -used circular brass paperweight modeled after the official coat of arms of the United States,

Beautiful custom-made game table, made by White House carpenters from White House trees, circa 1950, and later presented to longtime White House favor

President Dwight D. Eisenhower’s personally-owned and -used tool chest, given to him at Christmas by his valet John Moaney and his wife Delores, who w

President Eisenhower’s exceptional personally-owned and -used Bausch & Lomb 7 x 35 binoculars and brown leather case. The metal body is painted ...

President Eisenhower’s gaudy pair of briefly personally-owned ceramic cufflinks, each featuring a prominent raised golden “E” against a deep blue back

President Eisenhower’s personally-owned and -used aluminum shoehorn, measuring 26? long, given to Dwight D. Eisenhower as a Christmas gift in 1958. Th

Brass button from Dwight D. Eisenhower’s personally-owned and -worn green Masters Tournament jacket, circa 1950s, measuring just under 1? in diameter.

President Dwight D. Eisenhower’s personally-owned and -used practice golf club. Club consists of a lightweight 35.5? shaft with a small weight attache