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Presidents

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Session I: Wednesday, January 15, 2014

Estimate

Presidents, cont.
785

/D 1907 WOODROW WILSON SIGNED LETTER .. PH $750-1000

Typed letter signed by Woodrow Wilson as President of
Princeton University, one page, 6"x8¼”, on President’s Room,
Princeton University letterhead. Dated June 21, 1907, to Mrs.
Alexander H. Fultz on the topic of his upcoming speech at the
Jamestown Exposition. Uniformly toned. On watermarked
Crane’s 1907 Japanese Linen stationery. Fine condition.
(University Archives LOA).
786

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789

Typed letter on White House stationery, signed in thin black
ink by Calvin Coolidge. Letter dated April 12, 1924, content
thanks Matthew C. Brush for a dinner invitation and apologies
for not being able to attend this year or last. Rough left margin
since page was previously bound in archives, otherwise very
fine.
790

/D 1916 WILLIAM H. TAFT SIGNATURE ON
PROGRAM ............................................................ PH $200-300

/D 1920s-80s HARDING TO BUSH PRESIDENTIAL
SIGNATURES ....................................................... PH $300-400

Group of signed items including Harding on folded card
(3½”x5½”), Hoover on 1952 TLS, Ford on yellow card (3"x5"),
Jimmy & Rosalynn Carter on color photo (8"x10"), Pat &
Richard Nixon on same, George H.W. Bush on cut magazine
photo, and a Nixon cut signature. Nice grouping.
788

/D 1923 VICE PRESIDENT COOLIDGE SIGNED
LETTER ................................................................ PH $250-350

Typed letter on ‘The Vice-President’s Chamber’ stationery,
signed in blue ink by Calvin Coolidge. Letter from Northampton, MA, dated May 4, 1923, content thanks Matthew C.
Brush for a dinner invitation and apologies for not being able
to attend. In three month’s time Coolidge would be President.
Rough left margin since page was previously bound in archives,
otherwise very fine.

791

/D 1929 CALVIN COOLIDGE SIGNED LETTER ...... PH $400-600

Typed letter signed by President Calvin Coolidge, on White
House stationery, dated January 14, 1929, just before he left
office. Coolidge writes to Dr. Holt, the president of Rollins
College in Winter Park, Florida, declining an invitation to speak
there due to a scheduling conflict. Small tear in left blank
margin. Fine condition. (University Archives LOA).

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/D 1927 CALVIN COOLIDGE, DOCUMENT SIGNED
AS PRESIDENT .................................................... PH $500-700

Calvin Coolidge (30th President), signed Dec 17, 1927
document (23"x19") appointing ‘Dudley G. Dwyre...Foreign
Service Officer of class five of the United States of America,’
countersigned by Frank Kellogg as Secretary of State. Large
white wafer Seal intact, dark, bold signatures. Of historical
note, Dwyre (1880-1948) was lifelong diplomat, including
service as U.S. Consul in Maracaibo, 1921; Fort William, 1922;
Port Arthur, 1922; Mexico City, 1929-32; U.S. Vice Consul in
Guadalajara, 1926; and U.S. Consul General in Montevideo,
1943. Very fine and fresh.

Chamber of Commerce Banquet Program (6"x9") dated Mar
1916 signed in pencil on the cover by William Taft. Very fine
condition.
787

/D 1924 PRESIDENT COOLIDGE SIGNED LETTER
............................................................................... PH $300-400

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