Invitation to Eisenhower inaugural ball 1957

Heading: (Eisenhower, Dwight David) Author: Title: Invitation to the Inaugural Ball for Dwight Eisenhower's second term as President of the United States, Place Published: Washington, D.C. Publisher:

LOT OF PRESIDENTIAL MEMORABILIA-JFK & EISENHOWER Lot of US Presidential memorabilia, to include (3) John F. Kennedy inaugural invitations, (1) 1961 inaugural ticket, 1957 inaugural Ball program, (2) h

Official Program from Inaugural Event on January 21, 1957, with gold embossed inaugural seal, including original unaddressed envelope from the Inaugural Ball Committee, 11 1/8" x 8 1/2". Minor toning,

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

NYC, 1980s 8 1/2" x 11" printed matter Flyer published on the occasion of 'Mudd Inaugural Ball' at Mudd Club. The Inaugural Ball was a satirical gala night wherein attendees tried to look like "normal

FOR THE COLLECTOR OF PRESIDENTIAL MEMORABILIA, VERY DESIRABLE 174 YEAR OLD. DEMOCRATIC INAUGURAL BALL INVITATION FOR JAMES POLK AND GEORGE DALLAS. COMPLETING A SET OF THESE IS QUITE A TASK AND THE FUR

(lot of 5) Presidential ephemera and silver plated boxes, comprising: (1) framed black tie invitation from President and Mrs. Reagan, June 21st, 1987; (1) framed Inaugural Ball invitation, 1961, for P

An invitation to The Presidential Inaugural Ball honoring President Bill Clinton and First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton, Vice President Al Gore, and Tipper Gore held on January 20, 1997. 7 x 5 inches B

GROVER CLEVELAND INAUGURATION BALL INVITATION, 1885, An invitation to the Commemorative Inaugural Ball of President Grover Cleveland and Vice President Thomas A. Hendricks. Printed on cardstock, dated

1950's-1960's US POLITICAL INAUGURAL EPHEMERA & MENUS Mixed United States political ephemera, to include Presidential inaugural programs (Nixon, Eisenhower), invitations, tickets, booklet (Kennedy), a

With the front drawing being from Norman Rockwell, here is the 1957 Presidential Inaugural Program for Eisenhower/Nixon. Good condition, slight crease noted bottom right to cover, a great piece of Ame

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

Featuring 3 cent postage stamp with Washington National Capital Sesquicentennial 1850-1950 and stamp stating INAUGURATION DAY. Postmark is dated Jan. 21, 1957 and processed in Washington D.C. Photo of

Political buttons, lapel pins, pens, pocket protector, and various inaugural invitations, invitational dates include mostly 1973, youth ball, inaugural ball, lot also has some Goldwater and other memo

Grouping of political ephemera including Special Guest pass for 1932 Democratic District Convention in Virginia, invitations to inaugural receptions, invitation from City of Atlanta to "The Battle of

1) 1957 Inaugural Medal [2 3/4" Diam.] and 2) a bronze relief medal, by Medalic Arts.

Inaugural Invitation signed by Dwight Eisenhower.

Massive 25 Piece+ Ronald Reagan and George HW Bush Inauguration Ephemera that includes: Presidential Inauguration Committee Official Invitation w/Envelope;1981 Inaugural Program; Two tickets to the In

Includes Eisenhower, Stevenson, Nixon & Kennedy.

Bill Clinton Inaugural Ball Armstrong Saxophone This brass saxaphone is one of two played by former President Clinton during the official Inaugural Ball held in Washington, D.C. on January 20, 1993. I

Political 1953 Eisenhower First Inaugural Silver Medal "ERROR" Type (Lacking Its Edge Hallmarks) of 5.74 Troy Oz. Silver January 20, 1953-Dated, Likely Unique "ERROR" Eisenhower First Inaugural Medal,

Heading: (Blau, Bela) Author: Kennedy, John F. Title: Inaugural Address of John Fitzgerald Kennedy Place Published: Los Angeles Publisher:Bela Blau Date Published: 1965 Description:

Grover Cleveland Inaugural Ball and Reception card dated March 4th, 1893. Features portraits of Grover Cleveland and Adlai E. Stevenson flanked by allegorical women, the picture of the capitol above,

1961 Inaugural Ball Ribbon for John F. Kennedy: From 1961 44th inaugural.