?Final Price Realized includes Buyer’s Premium added to Hammer Price
Estimate: $ 700 - $ 1,000
(POLITICIANS.) Group of 10 items Signed, or Signed and Inscribed, by an English or American politician. Format and condition vary. Few with the original envelope. Vp, vd
Daniel Webster. Clipped Signature, "Dan'l Webster," on slip of paper below printed text, "Subscriber's Copy." 2½x6½ • James A. Garfield. Clipped portion of ALS, including 9 fragmentary lines of text on recto and 9 on verso, probably to his brother Thomas, concerning his return to Hiram College [to teach]. 3¼x7¾ inches. Np, circa 1856 • Edward Everett. Signature, on slip of paper. 1x3½ inches • Eleanor Roosevelt. TLS, sending her autograph. 1 page, 8vo, personal stationery. New York, 5 February 1953 • Charles Evans Hughes. Brief TLS, "Charles E. Hughes," as Governor, sending his autograph. ½ page, 4to, "Executive Chamber" stationery, with integral blank. Albany, 18 April 1910 • William Gladstone. ANS, "WGladstone," on postcard, to "Messrs Debenham," declining to place an order. ½ page, 12mo. [London], 18 July 1879 • Thomas Babington Macaulay. Brief ALS, "TBMacaulay," to "Dear [Benjamin] Hawes," requesting a meeting at the Colonial Office. ½ page, 8vo. Albany[?], 26 January 1849 • Henry Cabot Lodge. TLS, "H.C. Lodge," to John A. Sleicher, declining to attend a dinner. ½ page, 4to, "United States Senate" stationery. [Washington], 11 March 1904 • William Jennings Bryan. AQS, two lines from the Bible: "'I am the way, the / truth and the life' / John 14-6," written across printed text of greeting card. 4½x6 inches. Np, 2 March 1925 • Robert Taft, Jr. Brief TLS, to William Kennedy, sending his autograph. ½ page, 4to, "United States Senate" stationery. Washington, 12 June 1947.
