Portraits

A portrait photograph of Charles Edward Leggett. The letter on the back states, "Dear Mr. President, I am attempting to pinch-hit for the Bishop this year, so on his behalf and mine I wish you and your family a Merry Christmas and a Very Happy New Year. Charles Edward Leggett, Word of: Rt. Rev. Bishop Bernard J. Sheil.

A portrait photograph of Sanford H. Huston in his U.S. Navy uniform.

George Harrison Shull of Princeton, New Jersey, with hybrid corn. Signed: With respect and Admiration to President Truman. To: President Truman From: Dr. George H. Shull, Originator of Hybrid Corn

Professor Walter Rabiani and a plaque of President Harry S. Truman which he sent to the President as a gift.

Copy of a photo General William T. Sherman. This photo was sent to President Harry S. Truman by William Marsh of Jacksonville, Florida.

Photo of Mrs. Anna Dorothy Johnson Olson of St. Paul, Minnesota, with a donkey, entitled "Not for Republican Ears". Signed: "To President Truman- Best Always- Nelles Olson Becker". This photo was published in the St. Paul Sunday Pioneer Press. (Mrs. Olson was visiting Knott's Berry Farm, on vacation). Her daughter, Nelles Olson Becker, was the photographer.

Captain Thomas J.J. See in his office at Mare Island, California.

A portrait photograph of Teddy Kuligowski of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, holding a violin. The back of the photograph states, "This is me in my Captain's uniform which is [government] issue and I will wear it when I come over and bring my violin, Little Capt Teddy"

Portrait photograph of Harry Warnecke. The photo was sent to General Harry Vaughan along with a color photograph reproduction (originally taken by Warnecke) of Margaret Truman. A letter to Vaughan states that Warnecke wanted to give Vaughan the original color photograph to present to President and Mrs. Truman.

An autographed portrait photo from Franchot Honore, of Chicago, Illinois, which says "To the President of the United States of America, Mr. Harry S. Truman, With my Best Wishes, Franchot Honore."