From 1948 until 1953, Dwight D. Eisenhower was Columbia University’s 13th President, and took a leave of absence in December of 1950 to become the first supreme commander of NATO forces. This diploma, signed by Eisenhower, is from 1950, just a few months before his leave of absence.
Measurements: Frame: 27.75x 18 inches Document window: 11.5 x 9.25
Signature of George Washington as President, and Thomas Jefferson as Secretary of State. Measurement: Frame: 36 x 21 inches...
This document is a passport for sailing in international waters, often used for whaling or trading excursions. The document...
This document is the commissioning of a private armed vessel christened the Guatimozin amid increasing tensions with France at...
This document is a land grant for property in Chillicothe, Ohio, signed in 1811. It is twice signed by...
This letter entails the appointment of William F. Steele as the Attorney for the United States for West Florida....
John Tyler's presidential signature documents the passage of a ship, and guarantees protection as is a United States Vessel....
This correspondence between Zachary Taylor and Edward Yoakum on June 30th, 1835, entails financial information for labor services provided...
This document entails the appointment of Charles H. Bennett, to the rank of First Lieutenant. Bennett had served as...
Dr. Ray Cook practiced medicine in Wichita, Kansas for more than 38 years. He was born in the South, developing an affinity for history and the Civil War. Over his life-time, Dr. Cook gathered a collection of presidential documents, books, and other works on paper related to his interest in history. This rare collection is now being offered at auction.
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