9 First Ladies autographs: Harding, Cleveland, Roosevelt,Taft, Coolidge and more For Sale

Anice selection of 9 First Ladies.

Letters

EleanorRoosevelt – a one-page on Governor’s Mansion stationery, Nov 12, 1932.

BessTruman – a one-page ALS on personal letterhead (blind- embossed)

MamieDaud Einsehower – a one-page LS, on White House stationery, Feb 18, 1956 (minortape remnant in lower right margin)

LadyBird Johnson – a one-page on personal letterhead, Jan. 29, 1973

PatNixon – a one-page as First Lady, August 22, 1969 (fold through signature)

WhiteHousevignette – 6.5 x 4, inscribed and signed “A message of good wishes FlorenceKling Harding” Some overall all lighttoning to card with a more noticeable brown streak on the top right diagonal,handwriting is nice though.

Twofranked envelopes:

FrancesCleveland – Princeton, Jan. 16, 1930 as “Frances F. Cleveland Preston” with theaddress also in her hand. In two otherhands in pencil is a notation that the recipient was the Treasurer of the NeedleWork Guild, and in pen in the upper left someone, perhaps a postal officialwrote “widow”.

HelenTaft, postmarked April 16, 1940, with only light touching of two letters by thecancellation mark. The envelope has beenaddress in another hand and “Free” was added by someone, perhaps a postalclerk, below Taft’s frank.

GraceCoolidge – envelope, postmarked Sept 18, 1932 addressed to legendary autographcollector King Hostick, signed (not a frank) in the upper left “AutographedGrace Coolidge”. Appropriately, thestamp is the Warren Harding commemorative 1 ½ cent stamp.

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