Search Results: PRESIDENTIAL from Houle Rare Books & Autographs

New York, A.L. Burt Company Publishers [1928]., 1928. First edition. 8vo. Frontispiece portrait. Dust jacket (unclipped; short tear). Very good. 255 pages. No signatures or bookplates.. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good.

New York, Random House [1989]., 1989. First edition (so stated). 8vo. 83 halftone illustrations from b/w photographs. Dust jacket designed by Robert Aulicino (unclipped). Very good. 384 pages. No signatures or bookplates.. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good.

5 1/2" x 8 1/2". Very good. ca. 1890.

First edition (so stated). Large 8vo. Color dust jacket with photograph taken by Mark Reinstein (unclipped). Fine. 526 pages. No signatures or bookplates.

Austin, The Alcalde Press [1964].. First edition (so stated). Thin 8vo. Editor's introduction. Essays by R. Henderson Shuffler, W.W. Newcomb, Curtis Tunnell, Gerald Raun, Druary B. Alexander and Peter T. Flawn. Drawings by Mac Tatchell; photographs by Jim Seymour and Cader A. Shelby; pictorial endpapers. Original full gilt stamped red calf, upper cover with gilt stamped stylized saddle design, pictorial endpapers with photograph and map. Very good-fine. Original gilt stamped terra-cotta cloth slipcase. 80 pages. Survey of the birthplace and boyhood haunts of LBJ; includes road log from Austin to Fredericksburg. Signed and inscribed by Mac Tatchell ("Tatch"), Jack Maguire, Peta Flawn; and signed by W.W. Newcomb, R. Henderson Shuffler, Curtis Tunnell, Blake Alexander, typographer Kim Taylor.. Signed by Author(s). 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good.

1995. ("Barbara Bush") in blue fountain pen ink, with holograph date, salutation and note of appreciation. May 18, 1995. 7" x 5"; 1 page. Fine. To Dear Rudik Sheridan: Card thanking him for his kind letter about her book "A Memoir: Barbara Bush." "I loved hearing from - Most sincerely, Barbara Bush.". No Binding. Fine/No Jacket.

("Theodore Roosevelt") in black fountain pen ink on heavy paper watermarked "Crane & Co. Parchment," Washington, D.C., September 8, 1903, bearing the large paper blindstamped Presidential wafer seal in the lower left corner. 19 1/2" x 14 3/4"; very good. Also signed by acting Secretary of State, Alvey A. Adee. The President appoints Church Howe of Nebraska as Consul General of the United States to Antwerp, Belgium, authorizing and empowering him "to have and to hold the . . . office and to exercise and enjoy all the rights, pre-eminencies, privileges, and authorities to the same of right appertaining . . . "

Franklin Center, Pennsylvania; 1976.. First edition thus. 8vo. Illustrated with nine full page drawings by Bernard Fuchs. New 4 page introduction by Rose Kennedy. Original full gilt stamped brown leather, a.e.g.; maroon watered silk endpapers. Fine. 287 pages. No signatures or bookplates.. Hardcover. Fine.

New York, Praeger Publishers [1970]., 1970. First edition (so stated). 8vo. Bibliographical references. Dust jacket designed by David Porter (unclipped; few tiny nicks). Very good. 235 pages. No signatures or bookplates.. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good.

Signature Boldly penned on engraved White House Card ca. 1925-1929. 2 3/4x" x 4 1/4". Very good.

No date.

New York, Pocket Books, 1962., 1962. First Cardinal Edition, August, 1962 (so stated). Small 8vo. Original gilt stamped brown leatherette (upper cover cracked; text browned). Good. 493 pages + 1 page advertisements. Provenance: from the estate of Mary Pickford. These specially bound up copies of the paperback edition were especially done for Mr. Nixon to give as gifts.. Soft cover. Good.

First edition thus. Octavo. Lithographed frontispiece portrait of John Adams by P.S. Duval and A. Newsam with facsimile autograph of Adams. Ten page introduction by the editor. Original brown cloth stamped in gilt and blind (faded; rubbing; spine ends chipped at top and bottom; corners bumped; endpapers stained). Good. 392 pages. See Howes W 632.

First edition. Octavo. Frontispiece portrait after Brady of Lincoln and Tad. Dust jacket (unclipped). Fine, fresh. 102 pages. No signatures or bookplates.

1). Typed Letter Signed ("John R. Brown III") in black ink on The White House, Washington letterhead, June 12, 1969. 6 1/4" x 9 1/4". 1 page (recto only). With the original typed mailing envelope, stamped with a 6 cent American Flag stamp, postmarked June 13, 1969. 2). Typed Letter Signed ("Noble M. Melencamp") in black ink on The White House, Washington letterhead, February 24, 1971. 6 1/4" x 9 1/4". 1 page (recto only). With the original typed mailing envelope, stamped with a 6 cent American Flag stamp, postmarked February 24, 1971. 3). Typed Letter Signed ("Michael B. Smith") in black ink on The White House, Washington letterhead, October 29, 1971. 6 1/4" x 9 1/4". 1 page (recto only). With the original typed mailing envelope, stamped with a 8 cent American Flag stamp, postmarked November 11, 1971. An interesting insight on how The White House letters are sent out as Presidential correspondence.. No Binding. Very Good.

(not signed) at the premiere party of "Lost Horizon". 1). 3/4 length candid of Ronald Reagan and Nancy Reagan on arrival. 2). 3/4 length pose Nancy Reagan seated with her coat over the back of a chair. Note her jewelery. Photographs are on single stock; 8" x 10"; very good (minor signs of handling; photo #1 soft creases); 1973. Provenance: from the estate of Ross Hunter.. No Binding. Very Good.

1880. , both 1/2 length vignette portraits. On the original photographer's mount 2 3/8" x 4"; very good, clean backs. ca. 1880.. No Binding. Very Good/No Jacket.

1928. ("Herbert Hoover") in dark blue fountain pen ink on his personal Herbert Hoover letterhead, Stanford University, California, November 14, 1928. 7 1/4" x 10 3/4"; 1 page (recto only). Very good. To Mrs. Mary A. Spry Woolley 2051 N. New Hampshire Los Angeles, California In part: ".I want you to know that I deeply appreciate your confidence and the good wishes which you send me.". No Binding. Very Good/No Jacket.

"Eleanor Roosevelt." 1 page, 9 ½" x 6", The White House letterhead to Mrs. William Randolph Hearst at 137 Riverside Drive, New York, N.Y. Roosevelt asks Mrs. Hearst to help seek a position for her friend Genevieve Forbes Herrick (1894-1962) who had resigned from her position at the Chicago Tribune in May, 1934. Very good. Together with The White House envelope postmarked June 13, 1934.

Herrick was a reporter favored by Mrs. Roosevelt, becoming one of "the favored four" and was often invited by Mrs. Roosevelt to lunch at The White House.

1953. ("Alben W. Barkley") in black fountain pen ink on his Alben W. Barkley, Angles, Paducah, Kentucky letterhead, October 8, 1953. 7 1/4" x 10 1/2"; 1 page (recto only). Very good. To Broadcast Music executive; Mr. Carl Haverlin; Broadcast Music, Inc.; 580 Fifth Avenue; New York 36, N.Y. Letter thanking Haverlin for meeting with him in Lincoln, Illinois and for receipt of photographs. No Binding. Very Good/No Jacket.