Many of the greatest collectors in history have focused on Presidential autographs. These historical documents have been collected since the Washington administration.
Abraham Lincoln autographs are among the most collected historical documents not only in the United States but in the world.
Historical documents signed by Andrew Jackson, whether signed in his role as military commander, president, or otherwise, reflect the strength and leadership style for which he is known.
He signed the Sherman Antitrust Act and was the first president to develop a positive policy towards Latin America.
Clinton documents can be found signed as governor and as president. He is still actively signing material, mostly books.
"Silent Cal," who presided over the boisterous Roaring Twenties.
Father of civil service reform, he was thrust into the presidency unexpectedly and rose to the occasion.
Buy autographs of Ike from during World War II, during his presidency and afterwards in retirement.
Eleanor Roosevelt's autographs are often warm and some of the most touching items refer to her husband's temperment and the pressures of his job. Her humanitarian work can shine through in her correspondence as well.
His was an administration absorbed by the question of slavery.
Find a diverse and important group of Franklin Roosevelt autographs for sale, reflecting the leadership and crises that characterized his life in public service.
George Washington autographs have been collected since his presidential administration. Signed letters from the Revolution are as valued as historical documents during his presidency.
Autographs of Ford are not uncommon and his signed letters and photographs ubiquitious. As always, content and importance are the differentiating characteristics.
Honest and diligent, he was the only Democrat elected to the presidency in the era of Republican political domination 1860-1912.
The plain-speaking president whose leadership seems to be better appreciated with each passing year. Among the more actively sought autographs of Truman are those that demonstrate his tenacious spirit and deal with major crises during his term
Humanitarian and president, he had the misfortune for the Depression to occur on his watch.
Buchanan was enmeshed in the antagonism between the North and South, as secession became a fact. Many of his most interesting pieces relate to secession and the factors leading up to the war.
Civil War general and president, assassinated after just months in office. His autographs signed in office are uncommon.
Collectors of James Madison material have a diverse group from which to choose, as he was active in public service from a young age. Particularly interested are historical documents of James Madison that reflect his work on the Constitution.
He presided over the Era of Good Feeling and asserted the independence of the Western Hemisphere with his Monroe Doctrine.
Johns Adams autographs are among the most interesting and spirited, reflecting his ability with the pen and his knowledge of law and history.
John Kennedy autographs are valued for the spirit that his presidency brought to the country. Signed letters are collected during his time in Congress and the presidency, but collectors need beware secretaries who were active in signing his name.
He was a strong leader who managed to secure effective Civil Rights legislation and Great Society programs to help the poor. However, the War in Vietnam ended up undermining his presidency and drove him from office.
He was the first professional politician to attain the presidency.
He signed the Compromise of 1850 and opened up Japan.
Controversial figure whose administration was marked by the War in Vietnam and Watergate.
The Great Communicator who shifted the American political center of gravity to the conservative side and did much to win the Cold War. Reagan's autographs and letters can be rich in content and replete with a vision that permeated his presidency.
Winner of the contested election of 1876, he sought to be a calming influence and ended the era of Reconstruction.
Signed letters of Theodore Roosevelt are actively collected dating from his time as commander of the Rough Riders through his work in leading the Progressive Party. Autographs of Roosevelt are actively sought after.
Find Thomas Jefferson autographs, reflecting his time as Governor of VA, Secretary of State, President, and citizen farmer. Jefferson autographs are diverse, interesting and a glimpse into his character
Autographs of US Grant showcase the general and president at some of the most pivotal moments in American history. Grant's pieces date mostly from during the Mexican War, the Civil War, Reconstruction and his Presidency.
He was very popular while in office, and presided over the start of the Jazz Age.
The Spanish-American War, which he advocated and led, thrust the U.S. onto the international stage for the first time.
President who was happiest as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
One of the most successful U.S. generals in the War of 1812, he died after just one month as president. His signed letters are military leader are not uncommon but those as president are scarce.
Reform president, leader in World War I, he set a tone of idealism in American foreign policy that remains influential.
Hero of the Mexican War who, as president, sought a solution to the slavery controversy.
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