Autographs

Standing left to right, with their signatures below their images: Oliver "Ollie" Blanchard; Detroit City Clerk Thomas "Tom" Leadbetter; Senator Homer Ferguson; Senator Harry S. Truman; Bill [illegible]; and Bob Moore. Left of signatures reads "Zion Lodge #1. F&AM Detroit Mich. April 12, 1944. Senator Truman gave a speech in honor of the 180th anniversary of the Masonic Zion Lodge #1 in Michigan.

Former First Lady Bird Johnson, former President Jimmy Carter, former First Lady Rosalynn Carter, former President Gerald Ford, former First Lady Betty Ford, former President Richard Nixon, former First Lady Pat Nixon, former President Ronald Reagan, former First Lady Nancy Reagan, former President George H. W. Bush, former First Lady Barbara Bush at opening day of the Ronald Reagan Library; all have autographed the photo. They are in the oval office replica.

Autographed photo (left to right) of former Presidents George H. W. Bush, Ronald Reagan, Jimmy Carter, Gerald Ford, and Richard Nixon at the Ronald Reagan Library opening in Simi Valley, California.

11x13 color mounted to an overall size of 16x19 showing the United States Air Force Thunderbird jets in formation. Inscribed and signed on the mat, "To President Harry S. Truman - with admiration and sincere best wishes. The U.S.A.F. "Thunderbirds" April 1960." Each member of the team has then signed their name. Original is in oversize file.

An official portrait of President Truman (the same as 58-630) but has been signed on the front "Best wishes from Harry S. Truman to Bill Lengel 8/13/45".

Color lithograph of the Thomas Hart Benton mural "Independence and the Opening of the West," which is in the lobby of the Harry S. Truman Library. This lithograph is in a folder which was given out at the 77th birthday celebration of HST on May 8, 1961. The lithograph has been signed by Harry S. Truman and Thomas H. Benton. Original oversize lithograph is in oversize file. See also 2007-242. Reproduction of images of works by Thomas Hart Benton must be approved by VAGA.

Harry S. Truman is shown smiling as he drives into his home. An unknown young lady stands beside the car receiving a dollar bill from Mr. Truman. Mr. Truman has written on the front of this photo, "Dollar day in Independence as I returned from office. Taken at SW corner of yard as I turned in the alley. HST" He is driving his new Dodge Custom Royal Lancer.

Autographed photo of John W. Snyder, Secretary of the Treasury, signed on the border, "To my friend and associate-Ed Foley-With warm regards, John W. Snyder". This is the same photo as 96-409.

Former President Harry S. Truman (third from left) walks with a group, including friend M. R. Evans (fifth from left), evidently in Louisville, Kentucky. The picture has been signed "Best of Luck from Harry S. Truman 12/31/1962".

Entertainer Harpo Marx (left) talks with President Harry S. Truman (right) at Fairfield Air Base in Suisan, California. President Truman stopped in California on his way to Wake Island to meet with General Douglas MacArthur. Harpo Marx was at the air base to entertain Korean War wounded hospitalized there. The photo is autographed: "I'm just wild about Harry, Harpo."