Signature Hoover Coolidge Roosevelt President Signed (02/03/2011)

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Sold Date: 02/03/2011
Channel: Online Auction
Source: eBay
Category: Fraternal, Political, Organizations

This auction features the signatures/autographs of Calvin Coolidge and his cabinet. There are also other signatures of prominent politicians such as members of the Roosevelt family. The majority of the signatures were gathered by Mr. Harold C. O'Neal ofd Springfield, Massachusetts. The signatures were kept together in a scrapbook that no longer exists. The signatures still exist and in many cases, Mr. O'Neal's original letter of request. There are three Presidents in here: Coolidge, Roosevelt and Hoover plus noted people such as Root, Mellon, Kellog and Kermit Roosevelt. The signatures include:
1) Typed letter, signed by Calvin Coolidge; October 27, 1923. White House letterhead. The letter is addresses to Arthur S. Greene of Northampton, Massachusetts.
2) Typed signed letter of Theodore Roosevelt. Oyster Bay letterhead.
3) Signed Card of Theodore Roosevelt
4) Signed Card of Dwight F. Davis
5) Signed Card of James J. Davis
6)Signed note of Kermit Roosevelt
7) Signed Calling Card of Hubert Wok
8) Signed Card of Harry S. New
9) Signed Card of John G. Sargent
10) Signed Card of Andrew W. Mellon
11) Signed Letter of Elihu Root
12) Signed Card of M.M. Jardine.
13) Photograph of Jardine
13) Signed Card of Curtis D. Wilbur
14) Signed Card pf Charles G. Davis.
15) Signed Card of Frank B. Kellog
16) Signed Card of Herbert Hoover
17) Signed letter of Everett Sanders ( Presidential secretary to President Calvin Coolidge)
18) Signed Letter of R.J. Grant
Cabinet: Secretary of State Frank B. Kellogg (1925-29) Secretary of the Treasury Andrew W. Mellon (1923-29) Secretary of War Dwight F. Davis (1925-29) Attorney General John G. Sargent (1925-29) Postmaster General Harry S. New (1923-29) Secretary of the Navy Curtis D. Wilbur (1924-29) Secretary of the Interior Hubert Work (1923-28) Secretary of Agriculture William M. Jardine (1925-29) Secretary of Commerce Herbert C. Hoover (1923-28) Secretary of Labor James J. Davis (1923-29)