RARE 29th President Warren Harding 1922 White House Typed And Signed Letter
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:2784443 | President: Warren Harding |
Description: RARE 29th President Warren J. Harding, 1922, Presidential Typed and Signed White House Letter, with James Spence certificate of authenticity. The typed and signed letter is on official White House stationary. In the upper left hand corner there is an indentation where ta paper clip was placed, and two very small holes that were made with a stapler. Overall this is a great piece. Warren Harding was the 29th President of The United States. A Republican from Ohio, Hardin...g was an influential self-made newspaper publisher. He served the Ohio Senate as the 28th Lieutenant Governor of Ohio, and as a US Senator. He was also the first incumbent United States Senator and the first newspaper publisher to be elected President. Truly an exceptional piece.
This piece is matted with a beautiful cream linen, and black wood based frame. The pictures do not do it justice. It is James Spence authenticated, and guaranteed to be authentic. It measures: 15.5" tall, 12.5" wide, and 1" deep
Shipping: All shipping costs will be at the expense of the buyer, seller is not profiting from the packing and shipping of these items, and shipping costs reflect actual costs.
All good things must come to an end, and splitting up this rare, one of a kind, estate collection is no exception. Collector, Steven Boyd, is headed to retirement soon and has asked me to dust off my keyboard to bring some of his favorite pieces to the Ebay community. Mr. Boyd has collected just about everything from sports memorabilia, music memorabilia, Hollywood memorabilia, art, rare books, and so much more.
Most pieces have excellent paperwork and pedigree to authenticate, and all items are guaranteed to be authentic and accurately represented. Our plan for listing is to trickle items over the course of the next 6-months so that it is not an overwhelming task and that each buyer may be given the time and attention to answering questions. Our goal in pricing is to ensure fair and reasonable pricing for both the buyer and the seller, we will list the items low in hopes that auction prices will rise to current market value, but will entertain competitive market value offers from buyers that don’t want to bid and wait.
With Mr. Boyd’s permission I have decided to include a select few photos of his museum-like home so that would be purchasers may hold an understanding and appreciation as to this unique collection. It should be noted that that some of these items have been exposed to cigarette smoke, but most are sealed and framed, and have been appropriately cleaned so as to not offend new owners. I welcome you to ask any and all questions, and look forward to finding good homes for these special items.
This piece is matted with a beautiful cream linen, and black wood based frame. The pictures do not do it justice. It is James Spence authenticated, and guaranteed to be authentic. It measures: 15.5" tall, 12.5" wide, and 1" deep
Shipping: All shipping costs will be at the expense of the buyer, seller is not profiting from the packing and shipping of these items, and shipping costs reflect actual costs.
All good things must come to an end, and splitting up this rare, one of a kind, estate collection is no exception. Collector, Steven Boyd, is headed to retirement soon and has asked me to dust off my keyboard to bring some of his favorite pieces to the Ebay community. Mr. Boyd has collected just about everything from sports memorabilia, music memorabilia, Hollywood memorabilia, art, rare books, and so much more.
Most pieces have excellent paperwork and pedigree to authenticate, and all items are guaranteed to be authentic and accurately represented. Our plan for listing is to trickle items over the course of the next 6-months so that it is not an overwhelming task and that each buyer may be given the time and attention to answering questions. Our goal in pricing is to ensure fair and reasonable pricing for both the buyer and the seller, we will list the items low in hopes that auction prices will rise to current market value, but will entertain competitive market value offers from buyers that don’t want to bid and wait.
With Mr. Boyd’s permission I have decided to include a select few photos of his museum-like home so that would be purchasers may hold an understanding and appreciation as to this unique collection. It should be noted that that some of these items have been exposed to cigarette smoke, but most are sealed and framed, and have been appropriately cleaned so as to not offend new owners. I welcome you to ask any and all questions, and look forward to finding good homes for these special items.
