Basic HTML Version
148 Albert T. Reid Signed Political Cartoon “Dere is jes nobody
home “.
1910-1920, Political cartoon 13 “ X 18 “ featuring a black
porter in front of the entrance to the White House, which
has sign that reads “Closed for the Season “ He tells Uncle Sam who
wants to visit; “No, sah. I’se the only one here. President Wilson, he
is still over there and Mistah Daniels, he is in Italy. Mistah Lansing he
is in France. Mistah Baker, he just done sailed again. No sah,
dere ain’t nobody home. “ Derogatory and political incorrect car-
toon. Reid (1873-1955) Early 20th century American political car-
toonist. .........................................................................
Est. $300-600
Autographs - Presidential
Washington, D.C.
149 Andrew Jackson Signed 1833 Bank of U.S. Check.
Washington,
D.C, December 13th, 1833, Office of bank U.States, Issued check
signed by Andrew Jackson, Payable to Thomas J.Donelson for $150.
8 by 2 inches, Printed in black with ornate counterfoil on left , Punch
cancelled. Light foxing and handling on the left excess margin, Fine
to VF condition. Rare presidential signature during his term in office.
*Andrew Jackson, a Representative and a Senator from Tennessee
and 7th President of the United States; born on March 15, 1767 in
South Carolina. .............................................................
Est. $1250-2500
New York
150 Millard Fillmore Courtesy Autograph on Buffalo, June 9, 1868
Dated Card.
Buffalo, NY, 1868. 4 x 2.25 inches, Fillmore’s signature
is bold and clean and in excellent condition. Fillmore was president
from 1850 to 1853 due to the death of Zachary Taylor suddenly in
office in 1850. He was 13th president of the U.S. ..........
Est. $250-500
150
149
148
Washington D.C
151 Herbert Hoover and First Lady Lou Henry Hoover Autographs
on Etching.
Washington D.C., December 25, 1931, Herbert Hoover
and First Lady, Lou Henry Hoover, autographs on etching of view
from the South Portico of the White House, Etching done by Joseph
C Claghorn. Etching matted and framed. Hoover (1874-1964), a
Republican, was the 3rd U.S. Commerce Secretary (1921-1928) and
was the 31st President of the U.S.(1929-1933). Hoover is responsible
for many different programs that he implemented to try and restart
the economy after the crash in 1929. However due to continuing
economic decline Hoover lost reelection in 1933 to F.D.R. Hoover is
currently the president with the longest retirement period at over 31
years. ...........................................................................
Est. $300-500
Autographs - Scandals
New York
152 William “Boss “ Tweed signed, 1863, $300 Substitute Civil
War Bounty Form.
New York, NY, September 29th, 1863, 2 page
Substitute bounty form. John Clare, by occupation a Clerk, was
drafted and liable to perform military duty obtained a volunteer to
take his place since he had one child and two adults who depended
on him financially. John Coyle took his place and received the $300
bounty as volunteer. Certificate # 467. signed by Coyle and nota-
rized, VF condition with file folds. Signed by William “Boss “ Tweed
with Brennan and other signatures as supervisors or Comptroller.
Rare and historic Civil War bounty certificate. Tweed headed the
infamous Tammany political organization known as the Tweed
Ring. .............................................................................
Est. $250-500
Autographs - Science &
Technology
New Jersey
153 Thomas Edison Signed New Jersey Patent Co. Issued Stock
Certificate.
New Jersey, 1908, 1 Share, #12, Issued Stock, Black on
blue border and underprint, Bald Eagle bottom center and signed by
the companies president Thomas Edison, VF condition, with stain
down the center. ...........................................................
Est. $600-1200
153
152
151
27
October 20-23, 2012
Archives International Auctions
www.archivesinternational.com