Presidents

A photo stamp of President Harry S. Truman manufactured by the Stampix (Pict-Ur-Stamp, Inc.) company. This photo is part of a sheet of ten, and a package that contains 3 sheets of adhesive-backed stamps of this photo.

President Harry S. Truman's picture adorns a photo stamp made by the Stampix (Pict-Ur-Stamp, Inc.) company. This photo is part of a sheet of ten, and a package that contains 3 sheets of adhesive-backed stamps of this photo.

A photo stamp containing President Harry S. Truman's picture by the Stampix (Pict-Ur-Stamp, Inc.) company. This photo is part of a sheet of ten, and a package that contains 3 sheets of adhesive-backed stamps of this photo.

A photo stamp of President Harry S. Truman by the Stampix (Pict-Ur-Stamp, Inc.) company. This photo is part of a sheet of ten, and a package that contains 3 sheets of adhesive-backed stamps of this photo.

Dr. Mamerto Urriolagoitia Harriague, President of Bolivia (right), and Irving Florman, U.S. Ambassador to Bolivia (left), meet during the signing of the Point Four Agreement.

Picture and quote from former President Franklin D. Roosevelt, with "Home Club Hyde Park" written at the top of the photo. Sent to President Harry S. Truman by Tomos Tulier Martinez, B.O. Sarturce, Puerto Rico.

From left to right, Tom Leggett of Arkansas, President Harry S. Truman, and Richard Rapport of Connecticut at the visit of the State Banking Commissioners convention to the White House.

From left to right, President Harry S. Truman; Mrs. Suda Wells, a cousin of the President and the eldest living relative on his mother's side; and Mrs. Bess W. Truman. President Truman was campaigning in Carbondale, Illinois, where Mrs. Wells lived. Others in the photo are unidentified.

Color tinted photogravure of President Theodore Roosevelt. This was sent to President Harry S. Truman by the Lyday Photo Company, who sought a photo of Truman that they could reproduce as a fine art photogravure picture.

Photogravure of Franklin D. Roosevelt at his desk. This was sent to President Harry S. Truman by the Lyday Photo Company, who sought a photo of Truman that they could reproduce as a fine art photogravure picture.