Autographs

Signed portrait of Edwin W. Pauley addressed to Irving Giest.

President Harry S. Truman and Archbishop of Boston Richard J. Cushing stand side-by-side and look down to inspect an unknown object. The photograph was taken at the Archbishop's residence in Brighton, Massachusetts during Truman's 1952 campaign trip to Boston. The photo is autographed as follows: To Our President - A courageous leader of his people - With affection and admiration - Richard J. Cushing. From: Truman home.

Head-and-shoulders portraits of Mary Jane Truman (left) and Hazel H. Rappert, side by side in one photo and autographed by each woman. From: Truman Home.

Robert Nixon (right), reporter from the International News Service, interviews President Harry S. Truman in the Oval Office. The photo is autographed: "To President Truman - whose sincere efforts in behalf of this nation & in the cause of world peace have aroused my profound admiration - Bob Nixon." (Same as 71-831 except for autograph). From: Truman Home.

With the ocean as a backdrop, President Harry S. Truman shakes hands with Captain Robert L. Dennison, U.S. Navy, Commanding Officer, on board the USS Missouri. The photo is autographed as follows: "With my best wishes to the President and Mrs. Harry S. Truman, Robert L. Dennison, Capt. USN, Commanding USS Missouri." From: Truman Home.

Photo of guest book on display at chateau President and Mrs. Truman toured during their trip to the Loire Valley, France in 1956. From: Raymond Rose, Dept of Tourism, Tours, France.

Photo of the moon taken by Paul Feiler and autographed on the reverse to James E. Webb: "This photograph of a moon picture by Pal Feiler in my collection may give some pleasure and distraction. Anthony Michaelis. London, February 1968."

President Harry S. Truman smiling for photographers on the occasion of his radio speech to the nation on his reconversion program to a peacetime economy, which took place at 10 P.M. at the from White House. The photo was autographed by the President for the photographer, Abbie Rowe.

Portrait of Admiral Forrest P. Sherman; photograph is autographed to Col. Francis Williams, pilot of the presidential airplane "Independence."

Portrait of General J. Lawton Collins; photograph is autographed to Col. Francis Williams.