1957 INAUGURATION EPHEMERA, EISENHOWER1957 INAUGURATION EPHEMERA, EISENHOWER SIGNATURE Group of ephemera related to the January 21, 1957 Presidential Inauguration of Dwight D. Eisenhower including several Inauguration Festival tickets, Inaugural Ball tickets, inauguration (Swearing In) Ceremony tickets, Parade booklet, official Program packet, Inaugural Ball packet and official Inauguration Committee packet addressed to Robert and Mrs. G. Watt of Atlanta with a signed letter from Eisenhower inviting them to the Inaugural festivities. Approx. 9" x 7" (letter from Eisenhower), 13" x 9.5" (largest piece)
1)”Inauguration Day 1977” 2)1)”Inauguration Day 1977” 2) 1976-1978 3) 1974 -1976 4) “The Capitals of 50 States”, 1976 5) Titled “First Day Covers of the US” but containing mostly Canadian and UN stamps, 1967-78 6) 1935-1974 along with a vintage valentine Condition: binders with mold spots CT Transfer Fee $10
GEORGE W. BUSH. INAUGURAL ADDRESSESGEORGE W. BUSH. INAUGURAL ADDRESSES OF THE PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES, SIGNED AND INSCRIBED TO GENERAL POWELLGEORGE W. BUSH. INAUGURAL ADDRESSES OF THE PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES, SIGNED AND INSCRIBED TO GENERAL POWELL, signed on flyleaf with calligraphic inscription "With gratitude for your friendship and your dedicated service to America./ Presented to/ Colin Powell" and signed by George W. Bush in black felt. Leather bound with gilt, in cloth slipcase, pale yellow silk endpapers, red silk bookmark, all edges gilt, with embossed note card 'With the Compliments of The President.' Washington, DC: Regnery Publishing, 2003 Provenance: Estate of General Colin L. Powell, to benefit America's Promise Alliance and the Colin Powell School at City College of New York.
COLLECTION OF HISTORICAL EPHEMERACOLLECTION OF HISTORICAL EPHEMERA INCLUDING 2009 INAUGURAL INVITATION, HISTORICAL NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINESCollection of Historical Ephemera Including 2009 Inaugural Invitation, Historical Newspapers and Magazines,
GEORGE RODRIGUE 53RD PRESIDENTIALGEORGE RODRIGUE 53RD PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURAL SIGNEDGeorge Rodrigue (American, 1944 - 2013), 53rd Presidential Inaugural, Featuring President Bill Clinton and Vice President Al Gore (Walking Into the 21st Century) , 1997, limited edition offset lithograph in colors # 2842/5000. Signed in blue marker. Faint stamp lower center INAUGURATION OF PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT. Stamped 1997 PROCREATIONS PUBLISHING COMPANY1.888.ART.4Now. Published on behalf of the Presidential Inaugural Committee. All rights reserved. Printed in the USA. Unframed approx. 38" x 24".
Gerald R. Ford signed document,Gerald R. Ford signed document, print of oath of Office and Inaugural Address, titled "Swearing-In Ceremony for the 38th President of the United States…August Ninth, [1974]…", signed in black ink "Gerald R. Ford", below color image of President Ford, hand-numbered 87 of 175 printed, 14 x 20 in. (sight); in custom wood frame. Bright and fresh, not examined out of frame. Collection of H. Donald Nelson, Williamsburg, Virginia.
PRESIDENTIAL YOUTH INAUGURAL CONFERENCE,PRESIDENTIAL YOUTH INAUGURAL CONFERENCE, CYLC, OBAMA INAUGURATION, MEDALLION AND PIN, 2009PRESIDENTIAL YOUTH INAUGURAL CONFERENCE, CYLC, OBAMA INAUGURATION, MEDALLION AND PIN, 2009, the medallion depicting the White House and Capitol building to each side in blue and gold, dated 2009; with a pin 'Presidential Inaugural Conference,' in original fitted box (2) Provenance: Estate of General Colin L. Powell, to benefit America's Promise Alliance and the Colin Powell School at City College of New York.
GEORGE RODRIGUE (AMERICAN/LOUISIANA,GEORGE RODRIGUE (AMERICAN/LOUISIANA, 1944)George Rodrigue (American/Louisiana, 1944-2013) , "53rd Presidential Inaugural, Featuring President Bill Clinton and Vice President Al Gore (Walking Into the 21st Century)", 1997, silkscreen, signed, inscribed "Artist Proof 26/100", stamp signatures of Clinton and Gore and official inaugural seal lower margin, signed in plate lower right, 38 in. x 24 in., unframed. Ill.: Rodrigue, George and Wendy Wolfe. George Rodrigue Prints: A Catalogue Raisonné 1970-2007. New York: Abrams, 2008, p.224
THE INAUGURATION OF GEN. ZACHARYTHE INAUGURATION OF GEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR. Dedicated to the Various Rough and Ready Clubs Throughout the Union. Color engraving by Brightly & Keyser. Drawn on the spot by Wm. Croome. Unframed - 20 3/4 in. x 26 in.
Garfield & Arthur Inaugural BallGarfield & Arthur Inaugural Ball Invitation An engraved ticket to the Inaugural Reception & Promenade Concert at the National Museum Washington March 4 1881.? Features portraits of President Garfield Vice President Arthur and George Washington an image of the U.S. Capitol and numerous patriotic symbols.? Inked note at lower right and stamped ticket number 11458 on verso.? 9.75 x 6 in. Condition: Minor corner bumps and very light soiling else very good.
KENNEDY INAUGURATION DOCUMENTSKENNEDY INAUGURATION DOCUMENTS AND PROGRAM, 1961KENNEDY INAUGURATION DOCUMENTS AND PROGRAM, 1961, [Presidential/ Ephemera] including the Official Inaugural Program bound in blue cloth with the seal of the President and the name of the original recipient, Mary Elizabeth Lewis, stamped on the front board. Attached inside is a label stating 'Copy No. 99 of the Limited DeLuxe Edition', signed by E.H. Foley, General Chairman of the Inaugural Committee with Subscriber letter; honorary Invitation to Inauguration protected with tissue and in original envelope; the Official Inaugural Program in its original envelope with map of Washington, D.C.; two Inauguration Thank You cards in original White House envelope with facsimile signatures of President and Mrs. Kennedy; and two black and white portraits of President and Mrs. Kennedy with facsimile signatures, and another two copies of black and white portraits of Jacqueline Kennedy with facsimile signature
GROUP OF PREDOMINANTLY AMERICANGROUP OF PREDOMINANTLY AMERICAN MILITARY PINS WITH COMMEMORATIVE PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURAL BUTTONSGroup of Predominantly American Military Pins with Commemorative Presidential Inaugural Buttons
SEVENTEEN AMERICAN BRONZE PRESIDENTIALSEVENTEEN AMERICAN BRONZE PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURATION AND OTHER HISTORICAL COMMEMORATIVE MEDALLIONSSeventeen American Bronze Presidential Inauguration and other Historical Commemorative Medallions
COLLECTION OF POLITICAL MEMORABILIA,COLLECTION OF POLITICAL MEMORABILIA, INCLUDING 1949 INAUGURAL PROGRAM AND POLITICAL BUTTONSCollection of Political Memorabilia, including 1949 Inaugural Program and Political Buttons,
FIFTEEN AMERICAN BRONZE PRESIDENTIALFIFTEEN AMERICAN BRONZE PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURATION COMMEMORATIVE MEDALLIONSFifteen American Bronze Presidential Inauguration Commemorative Medallions
JOHN F. KENNEDY SIGNATURE & INAUGURATIONJOHN F. KENNEDY SIGNATURE & INAUGURATION TICKET United States,1961Includes a photograph of John F. Kennedy, a 1961 inauguration ticket, and a white paper with John F. Kennedy's signature.
COLLECTION OF REPUBLICAN INAUGURALCOLLECTION OF REPUBLICAN INAUGURAL MEDALS.
FRAMED GEORGE W. BUSH INAUGURATIONFRAMED GEORGE W. BUSH INAUGURATION GROUP Framed seven piece George W. Bush and Richard B. Cheney presidential and vice-presidential inauguration ephemera group, January 20, 2005, comprising, an invitation to "Saluting Those We Serve, "America's Future Rocks Today - A Call To Service", an invitation to "A Celebration Of Freedom", a large invitation from The Committee for Presidential Inaugural, an invitation to the parade, and invitation to the inaugural ball from The Presidential Inaugural Committee, together with a loose schedule of events. Provenance: From the Private Collection of Joel A. Katz, Atlanta, Georgia. Approx. overall h. 26", w. 28", d. 1".
George Washington inaugural button,George Washington inaugural button, copper, obverse with original unpolished surface, spread-wing eagle below sunburst surrounded by "MARCH THE FOURTH 1789 MEMORABLE", 1-1/4 in. (sight), in circular plastic case.
JOHN F. KENNEDY AND LYNDON BAINESJOHN F. KENNEDY AND LYNDON BAINES JOHNSONINVITATION TO THEIR INAUGURATION ON JANUARY 25, 1961. 9 1/2" X 7 1/2". FRAMED AND UNDER GLASS. IT HAS BEEN LAID DOWN ON CARDBOARD AND THERE IS A SMALL TEAR IN THE BACK CORNER AND SOME STAINING ON FRONT (SEE PHOTOS).
after T. H. Matteson George Washingtonafter T. H. Matteson George Washington Engraving''Washington Delivering His Inaugural Address April 1789 in the Old City Hall New-York '' (New York: John Neale 1849) hand coloring behind mat in a modern wooden frame.SS 20.5 x 26.5 in.; DOA 30.5 x 36 in.Minor creases; not examined out of frame.Private collection Richmond VA
COLLECTION WITH CLINTON INAUGURATIONCOLLECTION WITH CLINTON INAUGURATION MEMORABILIACollection with Clinton Inauguration Memorabilia
OFFICIAL 1973 PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURALOFFICIAL 1973 PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURAL MEDAL - The Franklin Mint Proof edition with both Nixon and Agnew. It comes in a presentation box that has a presentation stand. This is the only Inaugural medals where both the President and Vice President did not finish their terms.
BRONZE MEDALLIONS AND TOKENS. IncludingBRONZE MEDALLIONS AND TOKENS. Including John F. Kennedy Inaugural medallions with stands, smaller JFK Inauguration tokens and a two National Parks centennial coins.
1865 ABRAHAM LINCOLN INAUGURATION1865 ABRAHAM LINCOLN INAUGURATION LETTER1865 Abraham Lincoln Inauguration Letter. March 6, 1865 handwritten letter on Treasury Department stationery to U.S. Treasurer Francis E. Spinner requesting tickets to the second inaugural ball of Lincoln. "Can you tell me where to find a ticket for the Inauguration Ball?"
8 in. x 5 in. Framed 15 in. x 12 in.
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1905 INAUGURAL INVITATION, TEDDY1905 INAUGURAL INVITATION, TEDDY ROOSEVELTInvitation to the inauguration of President Theodore Roosevelt. Includes engravings of Roosevelt and VP Charles Fairbanks. Measures about 9-1/8" x 7". In original envelope. shipping info This item can be shipped in-house.
THREE OFFICIAL PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURALTHREE OFFICIAL PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURAL MEDALS 73,77 Two 1973 Nixon and Agnew on the solid bronze medal, one 1977 with Jimmy Carter. All three are in the original presentation boxes with stand.
GROUP OF PRESIDENTIAL (INCLUDINGGROUP OF PRESIDENTIAL (INCLUDING INAUGURATION), EPHEMERA, CUFFLINKS AND PLAYING CARDS, CIRCA 1960-1980'SGroup of Presidential (including Inauguration), Ephemera, Cufflinks and Playing Cards, circa 1960-1980's
* (CHICAGO LAKESIDE PRESS) CHENEY* (CHICAGO LAKESIDE PRESS) CHENEY JOHN VANCE ed. Inaugural Addresses of the Presidents of the United States. Chicago: Lakeside Press 1905. 12mo original black cloth stamped in gilt. One of the rarest of the Lakeside Classics series. Pencilled inscription ''From Ted Donnelley 1905'' to front pastedown. First few pages starting; minor rubbing to spine ends.
Jackson Inaugural Medal and (2)Jackson Inaugural Medal and (2) Period Tokensas follows: Andrew Jackson Medal silver 18mm struck by the U. S. Mint for his 2nd Inauguration March 4 1833. Originally a proof the medal has toned considerably and is worn on its highest points. Extremely Fine; 1837 ''Hard Times Token'' reading MILLIONS FOR DEFENSE / NOT ONE CENT FOR TRIBUTE lovely golden-brown patina Extremely Fine; ''Hard Times Token'' promoting slavery's abolition with the legend AM I NOT A WOMAN & A SISTER holed at one o'clock else Fine condition.
FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT INAUGURATIONFRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT INAUGURATION EPHEMERAJudge Edwin Louis Garvin's ephemera from the inauguration of Franklin Delano Roosevelt. An envelope marked "Congress of the United States No. 1712 Inaugural Platform A". Written in pen on front of envelope "Mrs. William H. Good" (she delivered the package to Judge Gavin at his hotel). On verso the presidential seal. A small envelope from the Mayflower Hotel in Washington DC. On front in pen "Judge Edwin L Garvin Room 707. From Mrs. Good". On verso time stamped "Jan 19 11:00 PM". Rip to the envelope. Inside a smaller envelope matching the large envelope from Congress. Inside that smaller envelope a ticket to the Inauguration Ceremonies stamped by the Sergeant at Arms of the U.S. Senate Chesley W. Jurney. An invitation with the portraits of President Roosevelt and Vice President Garner. An Inauguration Ceremonies Program with red, white and blue ribbon. From the Estate of Judge Edwin L. Garvin.
"FIRST IN PEACE," ENGRAVING Artist"FIRST IN PEACE," ENGRAVING Artist unknown, published by J. Tyroler, New York, 1857; depicting the arrival of George Washington in New York for his 1st inauguration as President; engraving with hand coloring, 32 x 44 3/4 in. overall.
GEORGE H.W. BUSH, THE AMERICANGEORGE H.W. BUSH, THE AMERICAN PRESIDENTS: THE AMERICAN BICENTENNIAL PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURAL EDITION, SIGNED AND INSCRIBED TO GENERAL POWELL, 1989 10 X 6 3/4 IN. (25.40 X 17.15 CM.)GEORGE H.W. BUSH, THE AMERICAN PRESIDENTS: THE AMERICAN BICENTENNIAL PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURAL EDITION, SIGNED AND INSCRIBED TO GENERAL POWELL, 1989, blue leather bound with gilt spine and cover, with gilt Bush/Quayle inauguration emblem, in blue cloth slipcase, bookplate attached to front free endpaper and inscribed "To: Gen. Colin Powell with great pride in your service to country. Merry Christmas 1989/ George Bush", opposite is color portrait of President Bush and limitation page noting 'This is a specially bound and cased edition of The American Presidents by David C. Whitney revised and updated by Robin Vaughn Whitney published by Doubleday Book & Music Clubs, Inc. for The American Bicentennial Presidential Inaugural January 20, 1989/ This edition is limited to 1000 numbered copies, bearing the signature of President Bush', this copy is unnumbered Catalogue note: This copy was a Christmas gift from President Bush and comes with a notecard with red script 'The President and Mrs. Bush/ Christmas 1989.' Dimensions: 10 x 6 3/4 in. (25.40 x 17.15 cm.) Provenance: Estate of General Colin L. Powell, to benefit America's Promise Alliance and the Colin Powell School at City College of New York.
FRAMED BILL J. CLINTON INAUGURATIONFRAMED BILL J. CLINTON INAUGURATION INVITATION Framed William (Bill) J. Clinton and Albert Gore, Jr. presidential and vice-presidential inauguration invitation issued by the The Presidential Inaugural Committee, January 20th, 1997, framed. Provenance: From the Private Collection of Joel A. Katz, Atlanta, Georgia. Approx. overall h. 19.25", w. 16.75", d. 1.25".
GEORGE WASHINGTON INAUGURAL BUTTON,GEORGE WASHINGTON INAUGURAL BUTTON, 1789 Cobb #5: A brass disk button centering the letters "GW" in an oval, 8 x 16 mm., "Long Live the President" impressed around the edge; 1 5/16 in. diam.
GROUP WITH PREDOMINANTLY AMERICANGROUP WITH PREDOMINANTLY AMERICAN MILITARY PINS WITH COMMEMORATIVE PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURAL BUTTONSGroup with Predominantly American Military Pins with Commemorative Presidential Inaugural Buttons,