1949 Inaugural Committee Vice Chairman Ribbon for Harry Truman

1949 Inaugural Committee Vice Chairman Ribbon for Harry Truman: 41st inaugural.

1953 Inaugural Committee Vice Chairman Ribbon for Dwight Eisenhower: With Richard Nixon, 42nd inaugural.

Consisting Of A Black & White Photo Of Harry Truman In A Motorcade 1946, A Harry Truman 1949 Inaugural Ribbon And A Sheet Music I'm Just Wild About Harry.

1949 Inaugural Ball Harry S Truman w/Invitation and an envelope addressed to Miss Catherine Coward. Also comes with the original ticket.

1949 Official Program Inaugural Ceremonies Of Harry S Truman LTD Edition Signed by the General Chair

Harry S. Truman Official Inaugural Program 1949. The Address itself is in Fine/As-New Condition with no noteworthy defects. The packaging on the other hand has the tear from when it was opened, tannin

Harry S. Truman TLS 8.5" x 10.5" August 3, 1956 Kansas City, MO File Presidents Thirty-third President (1945-1953). Truman was a Senator from Missouri and chairman of the Special Committee t

Three 1-1/4" and one 1-3/4" celluloid portrait buttons depicting 1948 Democratic candidate Harry Truman. Three campaign, one inauguration. Two with ribbons.

Group of five celluloid portrait buttons. Sizes from 1-1/4" to 1-3/4" diameters. Four bear affixed red, white, and blue ribbon at bottom. Two retain integral key chain souvenirs with gold-tone portrai

9-1/2" x 12-1/2" wooden frame under glass containing an array of 7 Inauguration items. Comprises six celluloid portrait, jugate, and slogan buttons [sizes from 1-1/4" to 2-1/4" diameter] with a gilt m

Harry Truman 3 Boldly Signed TLS & Inaugural Ball Invitation 3p, each measuring 7.25" x 10” on "Harry S. Truman" stationery and written to the Governor of Alabama's press secretary Ralph Ham

Framed William (Bill) J. Clinton and Albert Gore, Jr. presidential and vice-presidential inauguration invitation issued by the The Presidential Inaugural Committee, January 20th, 1997, framed. Provena

532 TRUMAN HARRY S.: (1884-1972) American President 1945-53. D.S., Harry Truman, the six pages printed 8vo document being the Inaugural Address text by President Truman, document dated 20th January 19

[TRUMAN, Harry S. (1884–1972)]. Log of President Truman’s Trip to Key West and Orlando, Florida. Compiled by Lieut. Comdr. William M. Rigdon. 1949. 4to. Original publisher’s pictoria

The White House letter head with typed letter of thanks from Harry S. Truman to the "Honorable Basil O'Connor, chairman of the American Red Cross, Washington 13, DC." Signed in what is now a sepia ton

Truman Harry President Harry S. Truman Signed Time Cover, 1948 Man of the Year A January 3, 1949 issue of Time Magazine (Volume LIII, Number 1) featuring 33rd U.S. President Harry S. Truman (1884-1972

1949 Official Inaugural Program and Invitation with Envelope includes a Congress of the United States Envelope numbered 256, an Inauguration Ceremonies Program with ribbon, Official invitation to the

Rare original invitation to the Democratic Anniversary Committee's "Third Inaugural Salute honoring The President and Mrs. Kennedy, and The Vice President and Mrs. Johnson," one page, 7 x 5, to be

3-1/2" celluloid jugate commemorating the inauguration of Woodrow Wilson with vice-president Thomas Marshal. Suspended by a gilt-stamped blue silk ribbon reading, "INAUGURATION / Wilson and Marshal /

Harry Truman Incredible TLS "Regarding the bomb dropped on Hiroshima" TLS, written on "Federal Reserve Bank Building" stationery to Mr. John Valentine as Truman agrees to sign a press release regardin

Harry Truman Signed Proclamation Inscribed to His Cousin Ralph Signed and inscribed as president at the conclusion, "Presented to Major General Ralph E. Truman by The President of the United States Ja

President Harry S. Truman (1884-1972, served as 33rd president of the United States from 1945 to 1953) signing pen and signed photograph with additional Truman photos. 1st item: Signed photograph depi

Official Red Stitched Spalding Baseball signed by the 33rd President of the United States. Truman has the distinction of attending more baseball games than any other president and the first to attend

Harry Truman 3 Days After Entering Korean War Calls NY'ers "freedom-loving citizens" & Discusses "the course we have taken in extending assistance to the Republic of Korea." A typed letter signed