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GEORGE H.W. BUSH (1924-2018). Bush was the 41st President. PS. 8” x 10”. N.d. N.p. A photograph signed “Alan ~ Carol Kranowitz – With appreciation ~ best wishes Geo Bush”. The color photograph shows a smiling George H.W. Bush holding a red solo cup next to Alan and Carol Kranowitz and one of their two sons. Notation on the back indicates this was an official White House photograph. Alan Kranowitz (1941-2002) served as chief Congressional liaison for Ronald Reagan as Assistant to the President for Legislative Affairs. He had previously worked for Senator Thomas J. Dodd, as Senate liaison for the Department of Housing and Urban Development, and as assistant director for legislative affairs in the Office of Management and Budget in the Ford administration. The photo is in excellent condition.

Washington DC: The White House, 1992. Signed Photograph. Photograph. Very good. Signed White House photograph of President George H.W. Bush, inscribed to Frank Barnett, former Governor of American Samoa.. Official White House photograph, dated February 19, 1992 on verso. Measures 8" x 10". Toning to edges, was likely framed. Marks to verso where it was previously mounted. Printed inscription: "To Frank Barnett, With best wishes." Personally inscribed by President George Bush. When this photograph was taken, President George H.W. Bush was visiting Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. Frank Barnett (1933-2016) was serving as the Executive Director of the Bush-Quayle Tennessee presidential campaign at the time of this photograph. Frank Barnett had previously served as the Governor of American Samoa during the Gerald R. Ford administration.

New York: [United Nations], 1971. Signed Photograph. Photograph. Near fine. Photograph of United Nations Ambassador, George H.W. Bush.. Black and white photograph. Measures 10" x 8". Bumped edge along top. Description of photograph written in blue pen on verso. Signed by United States Ambassador to the United Nations and future President George H.W. Bush, with a unique inscription as ambassador. After four years in the House of Representatives, George H.W. Bush resigned his position to run for the open Senate seat in Texas. He lost the election, but in the process, he ingratiated himself with the Nixon Administration. Originally considered a senior adviser to Nixon, Bush requested the post of United States Ambassador to the United Nations, his first post dealing with foreign policy and an important career decision for the future President of the United States.

Washington DC: The White House, [Undated]. White House Photograph. Fine. Color photograph of President George H.W. Bush and First Lady Barbara Bush greeting Illinois Representative Dan Rostenknowski. The photograph is signed by George H.W. Bush, with inscription that reads: "To Danny - With a lot of happy memories and friendship too - George Bush." An excellent historical association copy. One of the most influential politicians from Illinois in the 20th Century, Representative Dan Rostenkowski served on the House Ways and Means committee during the Reagan years. His political career ended abruptly in 1994 when he was indicted on corruption charges relating to the Congressional Post Office Scandal.

No Binding. As New/not applicable. Color photograph (9.3x11.1mm) with text, on a 21.2x12.8 mm glossy white board, signed by both Ronald Reagan and George Bush, with printed text: "This photograph is presented in gratitude for the indispensable support given by Sustaining Member Mr. Royce C. Blair Jr. to the Republican Party and our Administration as we work to shape a better and more secure future for our nation." - Signed in ink -- Very fine

Washington DC: The White House, 1989. Signed Photograph. Photograph. Near fine. Signed White House photograph of President George H.W. Bush with his granddaughter, inscribed to American businessman, Wayne Huizenga.. Official White House photograph, dated October 4th, 1989. Measures 8" x 10". Faint toning to edges, was likely framed. The photograph features the granddaughter of President George H.W. Bush, likely Marshall Lloyd Bush, the daughter of Marvin P. Bush. Includes a JSA authentication form, with sticker on verso of photo. Also includes a note from Marvin P. Bush to Wayne Huizenga. Inscription from President George H.W. Bush reads: "To Wayne - My video adviser & I send best wishes. George Bush." Provenance: From the estate of Wayne Huizenga, his office in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Wayne Huizenga (1937-2018) was the co-owner of Blockbuster Video at the time of this inscription. He was a close adviser to President George H.W. Bush and his son, President George W. Bush. Before his time with… Read More

President Bush, who is Married to Barbara has signed this beautiful photo in black ink. HAND SIGNED Small COLOR Photograph, The photo measures approx. 3.5"x6" and is in NEAR mint condition. Reverse side has a printed message from President Bush to his fellow Republicans. This outstanding autographed photo from President Bush would make a stunning display if matted and framed.. Signed by Author. Unbound.

Washington, DC: The White House, 1985. Signed Photograph. Photograph. Very good. Signed photograph of Vice President George Bush, Marlin Fitzwater and Mac Baldridge. Signed photographs of Marlin Fitzwater are scarce to find. Inscribed to Leo Kramer, an international business consultant and advocate for Palestinian economic advancement. Photograph is affixed to card stock backing. A scarce signed photograph from this influential group within the George H.W. Bush presidential administration.

Austin, TX, 1998. framed. 6.75 x 4.75-inch black-and-white portrait photo of the future President posing with the American flag and Texas state flag in the background -- no place or date, but accompanied by the original envelope in which it was sent, postmarked in Austin, Texas, on November 19, 1998, when Bush was Governor. Signed with a thin-tipped silver marker across the dark background of his suit. Matted in white and set in a handsome black-and-gold frame measuring 14.75 x 12.75 inches. Fine condition.<br/> <br/>

Washington DC: The White House, 1992. Signed Photograph. Paper. Near fine. Photograph of President George H.W. Bush greeting the new United States Ambassador to the United Nations, the Hon. Edward J. Perkins. Official White House photograph, dated May 12, 1992 on verso.. Color photograph with white border, measures 8" x 10". A few spots along left side, previously framed with tape remnants on verso. Dedication printed by hand with an added personal inscription by President George H.W. Bush: "To the Honorable Edward Perkins / with best wishes, and with great pride in your service to country. George Bush. May 12, '92." A unique signed piece, between a current and former Ambassador to the United Nations. Dr. Edward J. Perkins (1928-2020) served as U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, as well as Liberia, South Africa, and Australia throughout his 25-year foreign service career. In 1986 President Ronald Reagan appointed Perkins to serve as ambassador to South Africa in hopes of fending off a… Read More

Houston, TX: George Bush Office, 2011. Signed Letter and Photograph. Frame. Fine. Thank you letter from former President George H.W. Bush to the EVP of The Scooter Store, offering the thanks of "...one happy old guy on one great looking scooter.. Framed letter and photograph, maroon matte, black wood frame, full piece measures 20" x 16." Letter from the George Bush Office, signed in black pen by George H.W. Bush, dated February 3, 2011. Photograph of President Bush on his new scooter, with inscription: "To Mike Pfister with best wishes," - with a note added by President Bush "and many thanks, George Bush." A great post-presidential piece, with PSA certificate included. In later life, former President Bush suffered from vascular parkinsonism, a form of Parkinson's disease. He experienced increasing weakness in his legs after hip replacement surgery in 2007, eventually requiring the full-time use of a wheelchair or scooter by 2011. The full letter reads: "Dear Mike, Here is a photo showing one happy… Read More

[Houston]: [The White House], 1991. Signed Photograph and TLS. Photograph. Fine. From President George H.W. Bush, a signed photograph and letter on White House stationery, to Fran and Eddie Chiles, owner of the Texas Rangers baseball team.. Full piece measures 22.5" x 16.25", gold frame with black trim, white trim matte. Not examined outside of frame. Inscribed photograph of President Bush and First Lady Barbara Bush: "To Fran + Eddie / These two Rangers fans love you / George Bush." White House TLS reads: "April 29, 1991 / Dear Fran and Eddie, They're a little late, but here are a couple of souvenirs of a good time with good friends. Thanks for everything. Warmest regards. Sincerely, George." On April 8, 1991, President George H.W. Bush, the former first baseman for the Yale Baseball Team, threw out the opening day pitch for the Texas Rangers. He famously bounced it in the dirt, which he laughed off. The recipient of this collection was Eddie Chiles (1910-1993), the founder the Western Company of… Read More

1991. Rare color photograph taken upon the occasion of the opening of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library on November 4, 1991. Mounted with a gilt presidential seal, the mount is signed by Lady Bird Johnson, Richard Nixon, Pat Nixon, Gerald Ford, Betty Ford, Jimmy Carter, Rosalynn Carter, Ronald Reagan, Nancy Reagan, George H.W. Bush, and Barbara Bush. Matted and framed. The entire piece measures 18.5 inches by 16.5 inches. Construction of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library began in 1988, and the center was dedicated on November 4, 1991. At the time of its dedication, it was the largest presidential library. The dedication ceremonies were the first time in United States history that five United States presidents gathered together in the same place: Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford, Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan himself, and George H. W. Bush. Six First Ladies also attended: Lady Bird Johnson, Pat Nixon, Betty Ford, Rosalynn Carter, Nancy Reagan, and Barbara Bush. Only Former First Lady Jacqueline… Read More