New York: Macmillan Company, 1951. First Edition, First Printing. 486 pp., 8vo, minor fray at top and bottom of spine. "I joined the National Republican Club in 1909. I 1912 I rooted for Theodore Roosevelt and supported him by financing other to root." (p. 120). More
New York: The MacMillan Company, 1952. Stated First Printing. Navy blue cloth over boards with titling in gilt on spine. INSCRIBED "To Jules Jones / With the Good Wishes of Herbert Hoover" on ffe in Hoover's often used blue-green pen. 9.25" x 6", pp. xv, 2-503 with fronitispiece and six..... More
Palo Alto: Berton Crandall (Photographer), c. 1958. SIGNED "Herbert Hoover" at the bottom of a 4.75" x 7.75" photograph of a 1933 Clarence R. Mattei charcoal. Photograph attach on bottom rear to a 1.5" matte. Herbert Hoover (1874 -1964) was 31st President of the United States, Secretary of Commerce, Administrator..... More
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New York: October 2, 1952. Autograph signature of the 31st President, great value item for any collection. SIGNED "Herbert Hoover", 7.25" x 10.5", on Hoover's personal letterhead, 1 p., off white stationary with 2 mailing folds, light ink smudge over "v". Note of sympathy, addressed to Mrs. Marcus Joffe. Addressed..... More
New York: August 28, 1961. SIGNED "Herbert Hoover" on Boy's Club of America letterhead stationary black ink. 8.5" x 11", 1 pp. addressed to Mr. F. Byron Tomlinson of the Newtown, CT chapter. The letterhead lists over 80 officers and members of the Board of Directors, of which Hoover's name..... More
September 3, 1920. Typed Letter SIGNED, "Herbert Hoover", 1p., New York City, September 20, 1920, written on personal letterhead to playwright John Drinkwater, then residing in Gloucester, England. The future President graciously accepts Drinkwater's request to dedicate his new book, "Lincoln the World Emancipator", to Hoover. In 1920 Hoover was..... More