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1) Franklin D. Roosevelt on a White House signature card. 2) Eleanor Roosevelt on a White House signature card (paper clip damage). 3) T.L.S.: Anna Roosevelt Boettiger. 4) T.L.S.: Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr. 5) Two T.L.S.: James Roosevelt on White House stationery. 6) T.L.S.: Relating to Samuel Goldwyn. One page quarto. 7) T.L.S.: James Roosevelt on Obrion, Russell & Co. stationery 8) Mrs. James Roosevelt autographed on a card. 9) Theodore Roosevelt (Jr.) signature on cut paper (KIA at Normandy). 10) Numerous items signed by Missy Lahand. 11) Grace E. Tully. 12) Elliot Roosevelt signed sentiment on personal stationery. 13) Sara Roosevelt signature on cut paper. 14) Postcard returned to Mr. Ingham franked by Edith Roosevelt. 15) Brown paper wrapper addressed to Mr. Ingham by Mrs. Benjamin Harrison. Together with other documents and signatures.Lot #36-53, 55-59, 63, and 66 are part of a collection of signed letters, documents and photographs that belonged to the late George Ingham of Pennsylvania, a Boy Scout leader who spent his free time collecting autographs. He wrote to important people requesting a signed photo as well as a note or letter commenting on the importance of the Boy Scout movement in America. He received many positive responses from high-ranking generals, Presidents, politicians and civil leaders. Many wrote in glowing terms of the Boy Scouts? importance while some wrote nothing at all, but few said anything of a negative nature. Items are mainly from 1930 to 1950, with a few earlier pieces.

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