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TEDDY ROOSEVELT

• THEODORE ROOSEVELTMerryweather,
  THEODORE ROOSEVELTMerryweather, John (American, 1901-1980). Theodore Roosevelt. Circa 1950. Pen and ink signed illustration from Leaders and Heroes, part of the Childrenês Hour series published in the early 1950s. Image depicts Teddy Roosevelt as a politician, with his image superimposed over the Capitol, an Elephant, and himself as a rough rider. Image measures 11 x 8 inches. With black cel affixed at border for two color printing. Edges of boards soiled, not affecting images. Not signed. Good.
• TWO WORKS BY THEODORE ROOSEVELT
  TWO WORKS BY THEODORE ROOSEVELT 1) "The Wilderness Hunter," An Account of the Big Game of the United States and It's Chase with Horse, Hound, and Rifle, Presidential edition, G.P. Putnum's Sons, NY and London, copyright 1893. 2) "The Man in the Arena," Speeches and Essays by Theodore Roosevelt, edited by John Allen Gable, Theodore Roosevelt Association, Oyster Bay, NY, 1987, inscribed "To Eleanor McMillan - To TR's great granddaughter - with the very best wishes from the editor - John Allen Gable."
• THEODORE ROOSEVELT SIGNATURE.
  THEODORE ROOSEVELT SIGNATURE. Theodore Roosevelt (1858-1919). Twenty-sixth president of the United States. Signed, typed letter on White House stationary. Framed with photograph and quotes. 20.5"w. 27"h.
• Teddy Roosevelt Framed Signed
  Teddy Roosevelt Framed Signed Letter andPhotograph. From an Old Brookville NY estate. Dimensions: 13'' high x 17'' wide.
• James Earle Fraser (1876-1953 New
  James Earle Fraser (1876-1953 New York) Teddy Roosevelt Bronze Galvino Plaque. Decorative Arts League, NYC, 1920. Plaque measures 12.5x10'' and is roughly .75'' thick (7.6 lbs.). Plaque reads ''AGGRESSIVE FIGHTING FOR THE RIGHT IS THE NOBLEST SPORT THE WORLD AFFORDS''. Added wire on verso for hanging. Excellent condition.
• CA. 1926 TEDDY ROOSEVELT AMERICAN
  CA. 1926 TEDDY ROOSEVELT AMERICAN HUNTER BOOKIncluded in this lot is the 1926 "Outdoor Pastimes of an American Hunter" by Theodore Roosevelt, publisher Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, illustrated with frontispiece portrait and 48 photographic plates, of Roosevelt 's interesting collection of anecdotes about his hunting experiences. Contains evocative descriptions of the American countryside and well as exciting and informative details about the thrill of the chase. "Outdoor Pastimes of an American Hunter,” is one of the very few instances of a book written by a President of the United States and published during his term in office. Teddy Roosevelt's literary method in treating of outdoor subjects is well known. It is characterized by a thorough-going purpose to do something more than merely narrate the author's personal adventures. The real groundwork of all Roosevelt's writing on these subjects is the broad, scientific method of the naturalist; and a naturalist President Roosevelt preeminently is. Interest in this book will no doubt be heightened by the fact that many of the illustrations are from photographs taken by the President himself or by members of his family. This textured green cloth bound stamped & embossed gold gilt illustrated hardcover is nicely preserved, edges exhibit scuffing. Intact deckled fore edge pages exhibit age tanning throughout, measures 5.25"W x 7.75"L x 1.25"D
• James Earle Fraser (American
  James Earle Fraser (American 1876-1953). Theodore Roosevelt bronzed iron plaque 1920; modeled as relief profile of 26th President of the United States with the following quote in raised letters: ''Aggressive Fighting for the Right... '' signed in cast in upper right corner ''Fraser 1920'' and on back inscribed in cast ''Decarts'' with fragmentary label 12 3/4 x 10 in. Estimate $ 250-350 Appropriate wear fragmentary label on verso.
• Teddy Roosevelt Bronze Galvino
  Teddy Roosevelt Bronze Galvino Plaque, c. 1900. Signed G.H. Sander. Quote on plaque comes from an April 10, 1899 speech titled ''The Strenuous Life'' that Roosevelt delivered in Chicago. Plaque measures 13.5x7.5'' and is roughly .75'' thick (4 lbs.). Hook on verso for hanging. Excellent condition.
• Three books by Theodore
  Three books by Theodore Roosevelt, c/o African Game Trails (New York, 1924; complete in two volumes); Through the Brazilian Wilderness (New York, 1924); and Outdoor Pastimes of an American Hunter (New York, 1924), together with Life and Times of Washington by Schroeder-Lossing (Albany, 1903; vols. 1-3 of 4); The Life of James Abram Garfield by William Ralston Balch (Philadelphia, 1881); and The Method of Teaching and Studying the Belles Lettres by M. Rollin (London, 1810; vols 1 and 3).
• "The Bear at Bay", Western winter
  "The Bear at Bay", Western winter hunting scene with Teddy Roosevelt; 15 3/4" x 19 3/4"; numbered 1402 and titled lower center.
• GROUP OF POLITICAL MEMEROBILIA.
  GROUP OF POLITICAL MEMEROBILIA. Mostly buttons for Theodore Roosevelt's Presidential campaigns of 1904 and 1912. Included is a miniature book: ''Facts about the Candidate'' published in 1904 and a print of Roosevelt and Johnson from 1912 by Allied Printing NYC.
• Theodore Roosevelt Works. New
  Theodore Roosevelt Works. New York and London: G.P. Putnam's Sons 1902. 8 vols. 8vo 3/4 morocco over marbled boards titles in gilt to spines t.e.g. Alleghany Edition. Wear to boards; ends chipped on some vols.; scattered light foxing.
• 1905 INAUGURAL INVITATION, TEDDY
  1905 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.
• THEODORE ROOSEVELT, "REALIZABLE
  THEODORE ROOSEVELT, "REALIZABLE IDEALS", SIGNED Theodore Roosevelt (American 1858-1919), "Realizable Ideals" (The Earl Lectures), published by Whitaker and Ray-Wiggin Co., San Francisco, 1912, first edition, ink inscription and signed by the author to the first free end paper, facsimile signature below a tipped in frontispiece,octavo, green cloth covered boards with gilt lettering to the spine. Provenance: Acquired B & B Rare Books, New York. Approximate dimensions: h. 8", w. 5.5", d. 1".
• THEODORE ROOSEVELT DOCUMENT
  THEODORE ROOSEVELT DOCUMENT SIGNED AS PRESIDENT. Folio on vellum dated Septemer 30 1903 countersigned by Elihu Root. Military appointment. Short tear lower right. Matted and framed.
• THEODORE ROOSEVELT, "REALIZABLE
  THEODORE ROOSEVELT, "REALIZABLE IDEALS", 1ST ED. Theodore Roosevelt (American 1858-1919), "Realizable Ideals" (The Earl Lectures), published by Whitaker and Ray-Wiggin Co., San Francisco, 1912, first edition, facsimile signature below a tipped in frontispiece portrait, octavo, red cloth covered boards with gilt lettering to the spine. Approximate dimensions: h. 8", w. 5.5", d. 1".
• TEDDY ROOSEVELT 1907
  TEDDY ROOSEVELT 1907 COMMEMORATIVE BANDANA. A lithographed bandana celebrating the U.S.’s victory in the 1903 Alaska Boundary Dispute with Canada. Depicts two bears as hunters, representing Teddy Roosevelt and the U.S., carrying a dead Lynx, representing Canada. Made by Schwab & Co. of New York, copyrighted 1907. Roosevelt bear with signature banana, cigar, glasses and hat reading “I Did It”. Fabric 22” x 22”, framed under glass 26.5” x 26.5”.
• THIRD TEDDY ROOSEVELT EDISON
  THIRD TEDDY ROOSEVELT EDISON CYLINDERS & TAFT PLATE Circa 1912; three Teddy Roosevelt (1858-1919), 26th U.S. President speeches on Edison Amberol cylinders, #3707 "The Right of the People to Rule," #3708 "The Farmer and the Business Man," and "Social and Industrial Justice' in Edison Amberol boxes and a lithographed tin Taft and Sherman campaign plate, 9 1/2 in. Diam.
• THEODORE ROOSEVELT. "OUTDOOR
  THEODORE ROOSEVELT. "OUTDOOR PASTIMES OF AN AMERICAN HUNTER" Charles Schriber's Sons, leather bound first edition, 1923, from the Library of Richard Coffee.
• THEODORE ROOSEVELT PRESIDENTIAL
  THEODORE ROOSEVELT PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN TEXTILE United States,Circa 1905A fine and rare presidential cocoa and dark chocolate brown cotton textile with central portrait of Theodore Roosevelt, Rough Riders motif consisting of men on horseback alternating with American eagle and shield crests with a bull in each corner all within an acanthus leaf border entangled with horseshoes, revolvers, and cowboy hats. Illustrated in "Threads of History", page 44 and page 345, image 860.Cotton54" wide x 53" long,From the collection of a Cranston, Rhode Island lady.
• Gordon Hope Grant (American,
  Gordon Hope Grant (American, 1875-1962) President Roosevelt etching pencil signed and numbered 42/100 10 3/4" x 8 1/4"
• Lot of William Howard Taft,
  Lot of William Howard Taft, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Herbert Hoover, Woodrow Wilson political memorabilia, including posters, photographs, Pinback buttons, fans, porcelain mug, 1936 Democratic National Convention tickets
• John Massey Rhind
  John Massey Rhind Scottish/American, 1860-1932 Bust of Teddy Roosevelt Estimate:$1,000-$1,500
• THEODORE ROOSEVELT POSTCARDS AND
  THEODORE ROOSEVELT POSTCARDS AND BANDANAearly 20th century, Theodore Roosevelt political silk scarf, central device symbolic of Roosevelt throwing his hat in the ring, "made and sold exclusively for the National Kerchief Company", "copyright 1912", scarf 19 x 20 in., framed 26-1/2 x 30 in. overall; 23 postcards relating to "Teddy" Roosevelt, some with bears depicted Condition: scarf with moderate fading, a few areas of stitched repair, holes found near periphery; some postcards with writing and postal usage, light foxing and toning to paper
• Theodore Roosevelt Signed
  Theodore Roosevelt Signed Presidential Commission Plus Photograph Lot of 2 including commission partially printed on vellum 15 x 17.5 in. (sight)  matted and framed  22.25 x 25.25 in. 12 April 1904. Appointment of William A. Merritt as Paymaster in the Navy with the rank of Lieutenant. Signed by Theodore Roosevelt (1858-1919) as President (1901-1909) and William H. Moody (1853-1917) as Secretary of the Navy (1902-1904). The lot is accompanied by an early 20th century photograph of Roosevelt in uniform  7.75 x 9.75 in. matted and framed  11.75 x 14.75 in.
• TEDDY ROOSEVELT INSCRIBED
  TEDDY ROOSEVELT INSCRIBED PORTRAIT Original photo portrait of Roosevelt with credit line of Moffett Studio, Chicago, 1910, boldly inscribed in black pen, "For George Straube with all good wishes from Theodore Roosevelt;" probably about 1912, when Roosevelt was campaigning for President. (Straube, 1878-1948, was a news reporter for the Chicago Journal and the Herald and Examiner); photographic print, 13 3/4 x 10 1/4 in. visible, in a fine archival quality frame.
• THEODORE ROOSEVELT. "ADVENTURE &
  THEODORE ROOSEVELT. "ADVENTURE & OUTDOOR LIFE" & ""THE WORKS OF THEODORE ROOSEVELT" Charles Schribner's and Sons, New York, NY, 1927, 20 volumes, leather bound with gold embossed profile of President Roosevelt.
• THEODORE ROOSEVELT SIGNED 1916
  THEODORE ROOSEVELT SIGNED 1916 LETTERFramed typed letter signed Theodore Roosevelt (26th President of the United States, 1858-1919), blue type dated April 15, 1916 on his Oyster Bay, Long Island, N.Y. stationery to Federal Judge Waller T. Burns, letter requesting Burns to give advice to Sloan Simpson, Roosevelt's "old soldier friend," and mentioning the passing of Cecil Lyon, signed in ink, letter: approx 9.5"h, 7"w; 1lbs total (with frame) **Note 1: Waller Thomas Burns (Texas, 1858-1917), Texas State Senator, U.S. District Judge.** **Note 2: W. Sloan Simpson (Texas 1876-1946) served in Roosevelt's Rough Riders at San Juan Hill, Cuba during the Spanish-American War. He later served as a Lt. Col. during WWI.** **Note 3: Cecil Andrew Lyon (Georgia, Texas, 1869-1916), personal friend of Roosevelt and Texas politician.**
• ''TEDDY B'' & ''TEDDY G'' ROOSEVELT
  ''TEDDY B'' & ''TEDDY G'' ROOSEVELT BEAR BOOKS BY SEYMORE EATON Assorted grouping includes The Traveling Bears in New York The Bear Detectives Outdoor Sports and The Roosevelt Bears Book. Some wear and damage (Good Cond.)
• James Earl Fraser bronze memorial
  James Earl Fraser bronze memorial plaque of Theodore Roosevelt ca. 1920 13" x 10". ?
• THEODORE ROOSEVELT (ATTRIB.), TYPED
  THEODORE ROOSEVELT (ATTRIB.), TYPED LETTER, SIGNED Two-page letter to the Rev. Josiah Strong, typed on White House stationary, dated December 13, 1906, with signature attributed to Theodore Roosevelt, content discusses the importance of worker safety, mounted and matted under glass with offset print of photo of Roosevelt, 8.75"h x 7"w (letter), 20"h x 32.25"w (frame)
• Joseph Nuyttens etching on
  Joseph Nuyttens etching on lightly textured paper, portrait of Teddy Roosevelt, pencil signed lower right. Plate 16.5” x 10” Overall 25.5” x 18” Condition: minor toning CT Transfer Fee $10
• James Earle Fraser (American,
  James Earle Fraser (American, 1876-1953) Theodore Roosevelt bronzed iron signed and dated upper right Fraser / 1920 and with quote in relief beneath portrait reading, Aggressive fighting for the right is the noblest sport the world affords produced by the Decorative Arts League of New York and marked Dec Art S to verso 12 3/4 x 10 inches.
• TWO 2003 NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE
  TWO 2003 NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE SILVER MEDALS Teddy Roosevelt on one side, Salmon on one medal, Bald Eagle on the other, both US Mint Products in mint capsules. Silver
• Three presidential appointments,
  Three presidential appointments, all military, partially printed on parchment: one signed "Theodore Roosevelt" as President, and Elihu Root as Secretary of War, December 5, 1903, minor edge chips ; one signed "Wm. H. Taft" as President, June 10, 1911; one signed "Woodrow Wilson" as President, August 17, 1916, and Newton D. Baker as Secretary of War, each appointing Norman H. Davis to various cavalry ranks, all with ornate eagle and flag vignettes, embossed blue seals, 19-1/4 x 15-3/4 in. Creases, scrolling, minor soiling, fading to signatures. Descended in Family of the Late Admiral John A. Dahlgren, Eastern Shore, Virginia.
• 1 piece. Original Photograph.
  1 piece. Original Photograph. Theodore Roosevelt rowing. Press photo from International Film, ca. 1895-97. Silver print, 5 1/8 x 7 1/4 inches (130 x 184 mm). Crisp & clean, International Film ink stamp on verso. With loose contemp. label "Col. Roosevelt with Police Commissioner of New York City enjoying his favorite recreation, rowing."