Nobel Prize

Just Days after His Historic “Iron Curtain” Speech, Churchill Signs His Famous Karsh Image During an Appearance at New York’s Waldorf-Astoria Hotel

Pen-and-Ink Drawing Signed by the Artist and Churchill at the Time of His Famous Dinner with Keynes, McKenna, Bradbury and Niemeyer that Led to Britain’s Disastrous Return to the Gold Standard

Signed Photograph Taken by Walter Thomas, Circa 1915, When Churchill Served as First Lord of the Admiralty, a Position He Resigned that Year Following the Disastrous Dardanelles Campaign

A Typed Letter Signed by the Nobel and Pulitzer Prize Winning Author to Nazi Sympathizer and Propagandist Otto Koischwitz

Theodore Roosevelt Praises a Defender of Religious Freedom: “It is a pleasure to see a public servant show under trying circumstances the courage, ability and sense of right that you have shown”

Shaw’s Two-Word Solution on How to Stop War

Plagued by Collectors of Signed Books: “There is a new horror let loose in the world. People send books to be signed, no rewrapping, no return postage and they do not ask, they demand”

Autograph Letter in the Esperanto Language Signed by the Creator of Esperanto, who was Nominated 12 Times for the Nobel Peace Prize