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Autographs & Free Franks

Autographs & Free Franks
LotNo. Symbol CatNo. Lot Description
3004 Farley imageJames A. Farley Autograph Collection, begins with a complete set of Nos. 740-749 plus Nos. 739 and CE2 FDCs with Postmaster General embossed corner card addressed to FDR's personal secretary Miss Isabelle Wamsley at the White House with all of the original typed letters signed by Farley (reportedly 1 of 3 sets made), a complete set of Nos. 740-749 FDCs with PMG embossed cc to Georgia Senator John S. Cohen with the original letter signed by Farley for the 1c issue, 7c & 8c Parks FDCs and letters as above to VP John Garner, No. CE2 FDC and letter as above to George Clark, also includes Farley's signature on a 3 x 5 in. index card with COA, cut signature with a photo matted and ready for an 8 x 10 in. frame, signed photo in black of Farley personalized to a retiring employee with accompanying 1938 TLS in black, plus four other Farley signed TLSs including two with Coca-Cola Co. letterhead, a signed 6c 1968 FDR FDC and a signed PMG embossed cc cover as above, and 7 press photos of Farley with labels explaining whom the photos depict and the reason for their being taken, and a letter from someone who heard FDR's son tell him in a letter that FDR didn't want Farley to attend his funeral over hurt feelings from Farley opposing FDR's third nomination, also includes the July 30, 1934 issue of Time magazine with Farley on the front cover, and James A. Farley's book Behind the Ballots with faulty dustjacket and fake signature inside front cover, few faults to be expected but overall Very Fine, 27 Farley signatures in total, this lot is completely imaged online. Shipping charges apply - weight 6.8 lbs. (Video for this lot) (Image) (Image2) (Image3) (Image4)

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Estimate $1,000-1,500
SOLD for $700.00
Will close during Public Auction
3005 (cover) Jefferson, Thomas imageThomas Jefferson Free Frank as President, "Free Th:Jefferson Pr. US" and well-struck "Washington. City Dec. 21" circular datestamp and matching "FREE" handstamp, on front only mounted on second piece of paper sealing a small tear at top just touching the tail of the "S" in "US" and reinforcing a horizontal crease just touching very bottom of the signature, addressed to General John Shee in Philadelphia and docketed at right "20 Decem 1807 Thos. Jefferson".


This is the most desirable form of Jefferson's free frank because it includes the "Pr. US.", supported by the docketing at the right. John Shee has been called the commander of one of the most effective combat outfits in the Revolutionary War. After serving in the Revolutionary War, achieving the Rank of General, he became the Philadelphia City Treasurer, and died there in August 1808. (Image)

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Estimate $1,500-2,000
SOLD for $3,750.00
Will close during Public Auction
3006 (cover) Madison, James imageJames Madison Free Frank, "Free James Madison" as ex-President in an extremely shaky hand on front only addressed in Dolley Madison's hand to her brother-in-law Richard Cutts in Washington D.C., dark red "Orange-CH Va. May 8" circular datestamp and matching "Free" handstamp, no year date but ASCC says this cancel first appeared in 1835 and since Madison died on June 28, 1836, so this can be dated to 1835 or 1836. (Image)

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Estimate $400-596
SOLD for $375.00
Will close during Public Auction
3007 Reagan, Ronald imageRonald Reagan, signature in bold blue ink as governor of California with three other governors Jack Williams (Arizona), William A. Egan (Alaska's first governor) and the controversial George C. Wallace (Alabama) in bold black ink, on Feb 1971 cacheted cover commemorating the National Governors Conference, Extremely Fine signatures. (Image)

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Estimate $600-800
CLOSED
Will close during Public Auction
3008 Roosevelt, Franklin imageFranklin Delano Roosevelt and Friends Autograph Collection, consisting of FDR on official card as NY State Governor with card affixed to page torn from Waterman's Autograph album, his Secretary of the Interior Harold Ickes on 2 x 4 in. cutout from a postal card, his Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr. on 8c Parks full top plate block of 12, James Farley in blue or green on Nos. 731, 735, 750 (2), 751, 767, 769, 797. and 752-765 blocks of four, C.B. Eilenberger and Ray North (3rd Asst. PMG and deputy 3rd Asst. PMG) signed on the same Nos. 750, 751, 769, 770, blocks of four of Nos. 752-754, 757-765, 771, also includes Nos. 750 & 751 signed by the picture engraver, No. 735 and No. 733 block of four with plate no. signed by R.E. Byrd and two other 3c Byrd multiples signed "Charles Anderson Little America 1935" -- the "postmaster" of Little America who accompanied Byrd on his expedition, and Nos. 727, 728, 732, 737 two multiples each (mostly plate block), 738 (four blocks including three plate blocks) with signatures in selvage of the people at the BEP responsible for stamp production and Nos. 740-749 singles mounted on small pieces with the signature of one person at the BEP responsible for stamp production (1 to 3 each except no 5c), and five unsigned black and white press photos, this entire lot is fully imaged on the web. Shipping charges apply - weight 2.4 lbs. (Video for this lot) (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $1,000-1,500
SOLD for $2,200.00
Will close during Public Auction

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