38829Signed Document Selling Connecticut Property to Wealthy Hotchkiss Family
Barnum, P.T.
Signed Document Selling Connecticut Property to Wealthy Hotchkiss Family
36687Rare Letter by the Editor Who Sent Stanley in Search of Livingstone
Bennett, James G.
Rare Letter by the Editor Who Sent Stanley in Search of Livingstone
32834John Burroughs Photographed Outside of his Cabin “Slabsides”
Burroughs, John
John Burroughs Photographed Outside of his Cabin “Slabsides”
34386Union General Benjamin Butler Telegraphs General Winfield Scott about his Unauthorized March into Baltimore
Butler, Benjamin
Union General Benjamin Butler Telegraphs General Winfield Scott about his Unauthorized March into Baltimore
36733The President is a Strong Believer in Social Security
Clinton, Bill
The President is a Strong Believer in Social Security
31522Autograph Letter about Being Refunded for his Investments in Cotton and Lands in the Western United States
Cooper, James Fenimore
Autograph Letter about Being Refunded for his Investments in Cotton and Lands in the Western United States
36847The President of the Confederate States Writes a Historic, Lengthy and Bitter ALS to His Wife, Varina
Davis, Jefferson
The President of the Confederate States Writes a Historic, Lengthy and Bitter ALS to His Wife, Varina
36907Fine Autograph Letter Declining to Ask a Wealthy Southern Cotton Planter for a Contribution
Davis, Varina
Fine Autograph Letter Declining to Ask a Wealthy Southern Cotton Planter for a Contribution
30366Excellent and Rare Autograph Letter Signed on Financial Matters by the “Merchant Prince” of Wall Street
Dodge, William E.
Excellent and Rare Autograph Letter Signed on Financial Matters by the “Merchant Prince” of Wall Street
33975Rare Signed Photo of the American Businessman Who Financed the First Transatlantic Cable
Field, Cyrus W.
Rare Signed Photo of the American Businessman Who Financed the First Transatlantic Cable
38928Art Patron and World’s Richest Man Finds “publicity, particularly in connection with wealth, very burdensome”
Getty, J. Paul
Art Patron and World’s Richest Man Finds “publicity, particularly in connection with wealth, very burdensome”
38482Oversize Philippe Halsman Photograph Signed by “Mr. Conservative,” Senator Barry Goldwater
Goldwater, Barry
Oversize Philippe Halsman Photograph Signed by “Mr. Conservative,” Senator Barry Goldwater
37767Benjamin Harrison’s Widow Writes about American Youth
Harrison, Mary Lord
Benjamin Harrison’s Widow Writes about American Youth
29566Gracious and Grateful Typed Letter Signed by Art Collector, Plutocrat and Patron of New York’s Metropolitan Museum
Havemeyer, Henry O.
Gracious and Grateful Typed Letter Signed by Art Collector, Plutocrat and Patron of New York’s Metropolitan Museum
36383Herbert Hoover Letter to the Editor of the Saturday Evening Post: “… A way that always amazes the layman”
Hoover, Herbert
Herbert Hoover Letter to the Editor of the Saturday Evening Post: “… A way that always amazes the layman”
36390Typed Letter from Herbert Hoover about the Great Mississippi Flood of 1927, the Most Destructive River Flood in the History of the United States
Hoover, Herbert
Typed Letter from Herbert Hoover about the Great Mississippi Flood of 1927, the Most Destructive River Flood in the History of the United States
36398Herbert Hoover Recommends a “Very Warm Friend” to The Saturday Evening Post
Hoover, Herbert
Herbert Hoover Recommends a “Very Warm Friend” to The Saturday Evening Post
36408The Secretary of Commerce and Future U.S. President Writes High Praise for a Saturday Evening Post Editorial: “We are having them reproduced in thousands…”
Hoover, Herbert
The Secretary of Commerce and Future U.S. President Writes High Praise for a Saturday Evening Post Editorial: “We are having them reproduced in thousands…”
36416Letter of Thanks on his Personal Stationery to The Saturday Evening Post’s Editor George H. Lorimer
Hoover, Herbert
Letter of Thanks on his Personal Stationery to The Saturday Evening Post’s Editor George H. Lorimer
36433Herbert Hoover to his Friend and Supporter: “I cannot but think that you have had a very large part in bring [sic] about this result and you will have to bear with me part of the responsibilities that arise from it.”
Hoover, Herbert
Herbert Hoover to his Friend and Supporter: “I cannot but think that you have had a very large part in bring [sic] about this result and you will have to bear with me part of the responsibilities that arise from it.”
36440Former U.S. President Herbert Hoover Advises on How to Get Tickets to his Upcoming Speech in Philadelphia
Hoover, Herbert
Former U.S. President Herbert Hoover Advises on How to Get Tickets to his Upcoming Speech in Philadelphia
36451Herbert Hoover Thanks his Friend, Saturday Evening Post Editor George Lorimer, for Complimenting his Speech
Hoover, Herbert
Herbert Hoover Thanks his Friend, Saturday Evening Post Editor George Lorimer, for Complimenting his Speech
36459Herbert Hoover Thanks the Wife of Publishing Giant George H. Lorimer for her Compliments on his Speech in Cleveland
Hoover, Herbert
Herbert Hoover Thanks the Wife of Publishing Giant George H. Lorimer for her Compliments on his Speech in Cleveland
38505President-Elect Joseph Biden Couldn’t Have Said It Better; America’s First Democratic President, Andrew Jackson, Toasts Pennsylvania on Independence Day 1834
Jackson, Andrew
President-Elect Joseph Biden Couldn’t Have Said It Better; America’s First Democratic President, Andrew Jackson, Toasts Pennsylvania on Independence Day 1834
37024The U.S. Senator from New York Defends his Support of the U.N.: “I firmly believe the United Nations to be the single most important agency available to keep world peace”
Javits, Jacob
The U.S. Senator from New York Defends his Support of the U.N.: “I firmly believe the United Nations to be the single most important agency available to keep world peace”
38859Indian Agent and Founder of Johnstown, NY Acknowledges Receipt of supplies “for the use of the Indians at Johnson Hall”
Johnson, William
Indian Agent and Founder of Johnstown, NY Acknowledges Receipt of supplies “for the use of the Indians at Johnson Hall”
37030The Future First Lady Writes to a Friend about the Death of her Father
Kennedy, Jacqueline
The Future First Lady Writes to a Friend about the Death of her Father
36332In a Framed Autograph Letter, RFK Jokes about Gangsters to Pioneering Washington Journalist Sarah McClendon
Kennedy, Robert F.
In a Framed Autograph Letter, RFK Jokes about Gangsters to Pioneering Washington Journalist Sarah McClendon
36161Charming and Lengthy ALS to her Mother Mentioning Friends, Family and her Husband
Lee, Mary Custis
Charming and Lengthy ALS to her Mother Mentioning Friends, Family and her Husband
36808Letter Regarding His Meeting with China’s Delegation on its Historic 1915 Trip to New York City
Peary, Robert E.
Letter Regarding His Meeting with China’s Delegation on its Historic 1915 Trip to New York City
36817Early and Rare ALS to John Rodgers while Patrolling the Mediterranean Sea
Perry, Matthew C.
Early and Rare ALS to John Rodgers while Patrolling the Mediterranean Sea
38412Turning Down a Lobbyist and Mentions Jefferson, Adams, Napoleon and Postage Fees!
Pickering, Timothy
Turning Down a Lobbyist and Mentions Jefferson, Adams, Napoleon and Postage Fees!
38885Franklin Pierce and the Superintendent for the Insane
Pierce, Franklin
Franklin Pierce and the Superintendent for the Insane
17623Unusual Signed Builder’s Contract for Publishing Magnate’s “St. Louis Post-Dispatch” Building that Housed the Newspaper from 1888-1902
Pulitzer, Joseph
Unusual Signed Builder’s Contract for Publishing Magnate’s “St. Louis Post-Dispatch” Building that Housed the Newspaper from 1888-1902
18556Typed Letter Signed by Scandalous Son of FDR Mentioning a Portrait of his Mother, the Former First Lady
Roosevelt, Elliott
Typed Letter Signed by Scandalous Son of FDR Mentioning a Portrait of his Mother, the Former First Lady
31118Oversize Photograph of the President Flanked by His Press Secretary and His Longtime Private Secretary, Companion and Possible Mistress Marguerite “Missy” LeHand
Roosevelt, Franklin D.
Oversize Photograph of the President Flanked by His Press Secretary and His Longtime Private Secretary, Companion and Possible Mistress Marguerite “Missy” LeHand
36842Outstanding Lengthy TLS as Presidential Candidate on his Progressive Platform
Roosevelt, Franklin D.
Outstanding Lengthy TLS as Presidential Candidate on his Progressive Platform
37673Signed Copy of His Commissioned Report on the 1934 Textile Industry Crisis
Roosevelt, Franklin D.
Signed Copy of His Commissioned Report on the 1934 Textile Industry Crisis
36899Fighting for his Platform, Shortly Before the First Progressive Party National Convention
Roosevelt, Theodore
Fighting for his Platform, Shortly Before the First Progressive Party National Convention
35045Uncommon ALS from the Civil War General, Secretary of War and Medal of Honor Recipient
Schofield, John
Uncommon ALS from the Civil War General, Secretary of War and Medal of Honor Recipient
31131Rare Presidential Pardon for a Louisiana Food Distributor Who Violated the Emergency Price Control Act of 1942
Truman, Harry S
Rare Presidential Pardon for a Louisiana Food Distributor Who Violated the Emergency Price Control Act of 1942
38458TLS Regarding St. Louis Press Coverage of the Upcoming Truman Committee Investigation of the National Defense Program
Truman, Harry S
TLS Regarding St. Louis Press Coverage of the Upcoming Truman Committee Investigation of the National Defense Program
18116Autograph Manuscript Signed by the Co-Founder of the “Jewish Daily Forward:” “The Pinkerton in America is a striking proof that vicarious atonement is indeed Christian…”
Zametkin, Mikhail
Autograph Manuscript Signed by the Co-Founder of the “Jewish Daily Forward:” “The Pinkerton in America is a striking proof that vicarious atonement is indeed Christian…”