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ROOSEVELT ELEANOR. The second
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1957. ROOSEVELT Eleanor Wife of Theodore Roosevelt Jr. TYPED LETTER SIGNED. Dated May 17 1957 on letterhead Old Orchard NY. To Adelaide wife of John Marquand. An affectionate and intimate letter in which Eleanor Roosevelt reacts to the news of the Marquands' separation: "I am so very sorry to hear that you and John are separated at the moment and I do hope most fervently that it will not be permanent. Many times I have seen patience win against what had appeared to be great odds." But not in this case - the Marquands were divorced soon afterwards. The letter goes on "It is so good of you to suggest giving some Rooseveltiana to Roosevelt House. Personally I would love to see you give it to Sagamore Hill instead." Details follow about the house at Sagamore Hill and about the "speech with the bullet hole through it" of which Mrs. Marquand owned a page. Mrs. Roosevelt concludes: "Indeed I remember our good times here with you and John. I remember one day just as you were leaving when you said: 'I do enjoy a day with our subversive friends!' How long ago that seems. Affectionately Eleanor." Single sheet typed both sides. Fine. unknown books
Bookseller reference : 86442
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Roosevelt Eleanor: Lash Joseph P.
A WORLD OF LOVE ELEANOR ROOSEVELT AND HER FRIENDS 1943-1962
Garden City: Doubleday 1984. Cloth and boards. Photographs. First trade edition. Inscribed and signed by the author in the year of publication to New York bookman David Kirschenbaum. About fine in a used jacket with a small closed tear. Doubleday hardcover books
Bookseller reference : WRCLIT37510
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Roosevelt Elliott
As he saw it
Duell Sloan and Pearce 1946-01-01. First Edition. Hardcover. Good/Acceptable. Signed. Signed by Elliott Roosevelt verso the front free endpaper. Book is a First Printing First Edition. Dust jacket states Second. Dust jacket is wrapped but is worn and tattered. Book has dark blue cloth boards with rubbing to the edges. Clean has a good binding no marks or notations. Duell, Sloan and Pearce hardcover books
Bookseller reference : 187256
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ROOSEVELT Elliott
F.D.R. :; His personal letters Vol I early years
NY: Duell Sloan and Pearce 1947. First edn. 8vo pp. 543. Foreword by Eleanor Roosevelt. Photographs and facsimiles. Owner's bookplate on pastedown o/w a nice tight copy in worn dj. F.D.R.'s letters from childhood through his years at Harvard. Duell, Sloan and Pearce unknown books
Bookseller reference : 21314
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Roosevelt Elliott
Roosevelts of Hyde Park an untold story
G. P. Putnam's Sons 1973. Very Good. Roosevelt Elliott. Roosevelts of Hyde Park an untold story. New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons 1973. 318pp. Indexed. Illustrated. 8vo. Hardcover. Book condition: Very good. Dust Jacket Condition: Good edge wear. G. P. Putnam's Sons hardcover books
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ROOSEVELT Elliott and James Brough
AN UNTOLD STORY:; The Roosevelts of Hyde Park
NY: Putnam's 1973. 8vo pp. 318. Illustrated with photographs. A nice copy in dj. An intimate portrait of Franklin D. and Eleanor Roosevelt by their son. $0. Putnam's unknown books
Bookseller reference : 21190
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ROOSEVELT Elliott ed
F.D.R.:; His personal letters Volume II 1905-1928
NY: Duell Sloan and Pearce 1948. First edn. 8vo pp. 674. Foreword by Eleanor Roosevelt. Photographs. A VG copy in little faded and soiled dj. From his honeymoon to his battle with polio. Duell, Sloan and Pearce unknown books
Bookseller reference : 21313
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ROOSEVELT Elliott and Brough James
An Untold Story; The Roosevelts of Hyde Park
hardcover. 8vo cloth d.w. New York 1973.<br/><br/> unknown books
Bookseller reference : 49472
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Roosevelt Franklin
Log Of The President's Inspection Trip And Cruise On Board U.S.S. Potomac; 19 March - 1 April 1941
Privately Printed 1941. Privately Printed. Pamphlet. Near fine. President Franklin Roosevelt's Log of the President's Inspection Trip and Cruise On Board the U.S.S. Potomac signed by the president to his lead secret service agent. Quarto 11 x 8.5 in. 8 20pp. Blue covers stapled spine fishing rod illustration on cover. Repaired tear on top edge of front cover. Photographic insert opposite title page. Inscribed by President Roosevelt: "For Mike Reilly / from Franklin Roosevelt." Mike Reilly is listed as a member of the United States Secret Service. His name is in this publication with The President's Party along with other notables such as Robert H. Jackson Attorney General Harold L. Ickes Secretary of the Interior and Harry Hopkins advisor and New Deal architect. Housed in dark blue leather custom clamshell case gilt title on spine gilt title front cover. Horowitz 100 Halter. Log of the presidential cruise to the Bahamas in April 1941. The USS Potomac would serve as a decoy to allow President Roosevelt to escape to Newfoundland to meet with Winston Churchill during World War II. Mr. Reilly served as head of President Roosevelt's security detail throughout W.W.II leaving the White House detail after his death. He would later serve as an advance man for Governor Adlai Stevenson. Privately Printed unknown books
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Roosevelt Franklin
Regards En Avant Looking Forward
Paris: N/A. Very Good. 1933. Hardcover. Some wear some soiling; front hinge very tender; some unopened pages; slight crease in back cover. Contents clean and complete; Original French copy . N/A hardcover books
Bookseller reference : 11169
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Roosevelt Franklin
The Democratic Book 1936
N.P.: The Democratic National Committee 1937. Deluxe Limited Edition. Full leather. Very good. Deluxe limited edition of The Democratic Book 1936 signed by President Franklin Roosevelt. Large folio 348pp. Full mottled brown steerhide gilt lettered title on cover. Rubbing to edges some fraying of leather at spine and along bottom edge. Silk end papers gilt top edge. Multiple color advertisements throughout. Signed on limitation page by President Franklin Roosevelt below watercolor portrait of White House with tissue cover. This is number 2120 of 2500 signed copies. A unique copy with no recipient on the front cover. This book was published by the Democratic National Committee to raise funds for the party. It was sold for $250 which marked the first time a sitting President had actively helped raise funds for a political party. It created a minor scandal at the time with Republicans attempting to exploit it to their political advantage during the 1936 election. Halter T-119 According to Halter it was likely printed in 1937 and mailed to supporters who contributed. The Democratic National Committee unknown books
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Roosevelt Franklin
The Democratic Book 1936
N.P.: The Democratic National Committee 1937. Deluxe Limited Edition Mockup. Full leather. Good. Publisher's mockup of The Democratic Book printed for the 1936 Democratic National Convention. Large folio 348pp. Leather cover gilt lettered title on cover. Worn at edges with some flaking on the covers. Silk end papers gilt top edge. Includes a blank limitation page where President Roosevelt would sign for donors. Does not include the watercolor portrait of the White House that would be found on the final product. A unique piece of Roosevelt ephemera with no record of other copies on record. This book was published by the Democratic National Committee to raise funds for the party. It was sold for $250 which marked the first time a sitting President had actively helped raise funds for a political party. It created a minor scandal at the time with Republicans attempting to exploit it to their political advantage during the 1936 election. Halter T-119. The Democratic National Committee unknown books
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Roosevelt Franklin
The Democratic Book 1936.
1936. Signed Limited edition number 1858 with illustrated title and limitation pages 19 full-page portraits dozens of in-text half-tones and illustrations and a facsimile of the Constitution. Large folio original full brown morocco gilt watered silk endpapers top edge gilt. Signed by Franklin D. Roosevelt. Comes with the additional booklet from the 1936 Democratic convention and two original pins one reading "I Want Roosevelt Again" and one which reads "Roosevelt." In near fine condition. The Democratic Book 1936 contains information such as the partys platform election results and statements from the President his cabinet members the first lady and other important members of his administration. With dozens of contemporary advertisements many in color. unknown books
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Roosevelt Franklin
Third Presidential Cruise of the U.S.S. Houston 1938
N.p.: Printed on board the U.S.S. Houston 1938. Illustrated from photographs by R.B. Thompson. 75 pp. 1 vols. 4to. Original printed wrappers printed in gold. Fine copy in custom blue cloth clamshell box. Illustrated from photographs by R.B. Thompson. 75 pp. 1 vols. 4to. FDR's visit to the Galapagos with Sailfishing at Cocos Island. The very scarce printed memorial printed on board the ship of FDR's Third Presidential Cruise on the USS Houston from the July 14 to August 9 1938 on his way to the Galapagos Islands FDR was the first U.S. President to visit them. In the introduction to the booklet one of the editors records that "Shortly after the cruise commenced certain members of the HOUSTON personnel conceived the idea of publishing a book which would relate graphically all of the interesting incidents happening on board our ship. We trust that the following pages will keep alive fond memories of a happy cruise with as grand a shipmate it has ever been our privilege to meet." There are numerous photos of Roosevelt with the crew and the Presidential party shots of the Galapagos and its strange fauna and a good deal of wit and raillery in the text and photos directed toward the "pollywogs" on the part of the "shellbacks" in anticipation of the approaching traditional ceremony of "crossing the line." The ship called at Cocos Island and the log records successful sport fishing for sailfish in those waters. The U.S.S. Houston was sunk during the war. A wonderfully light-hearted and very scarce piece for the FDR collector at a time when the clouds of a world war were gathering on the horizon. OCLC 11563735 3 copies; not in Halter Printed on board the U.S.S. Houston unknown books
Bookseller reference : 311439
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Roosevelt Franklin & Pecora Ferdinand
Ferdinand Pecora Appointment To The Securities and Exchange Commission by Franklin Roosevelt.
1934. Document signed by Franklin Roosevelt as President appointing Ferdinand Pecora a member of the Securities and Exchange Commission. Also signed by Secretary of State Cordell Hull. Matted and framed. A unique piece of political and economic history. Ferdinand Pecora was appointed Chief Counsel to the U.S. Senate's Committee on Banking and Currency in January 1933. The Senate committee hearings that Pecora led probed the causes of the Wall Street Crash of 1929 that launched a major reform of the American financial system. After Pecora closed his investigations on July 2 1934 President Roosevelt appointed Ferdinand Pecora a Commissioner of the newly formed U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission SEC. In 1939 Pecora wrote a book about the Senate investigations titled: Wall Street Under Oath: The Story of Our Modern Money Changers. unknown books
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Roosevelt Franklin + Eleanor
Little Book Of English History And Biography; The Little History Of England / Famous Men Of Britain
London: Tilt & Bogue Fleet Street 1841. Tilt's Hand-Books for Children. Cloth. Very good. From the personal library of Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt the Little Book of English History and Biography signed by Eleanor Roosevelt. Miniature book 3" x 2.5" 191pp 1p ads; 1-191pp 1p ads. Brown cloth title in gilt on spine two volumes bound together. Frontispiece portrait with tissue cover. Bookplate on front endpaper from "Library of Franklin D. Roosevelt No. 1373." Welsh 4453 Welsh 2772 Signed by Eleanor Roosevelt on front free endpaper with her initials and FDR. She initialed numerous copies for provenance before the 1951 Hammer Galleries Auction. President Franklin Roosevelt was an avid collector of miniature books a hobby which began in the 1920s and continued throughout his presidency. A complete list of his collection does not exist since the books were located at the White House Hyde Park and Campobello Island. After his death in 1945 his collection was divided up between members of the family and the National Park Service at Hyde Park. The first part of the collection was sold at auction in 1951 by Hammer Galleries of New York. At the estate sale for Eleanor Roosevelt in 1964 additional miniature books were sold at auction. The Microbibliophile Volume XXXVII Number 1 Issue 211 January 2018. Tilt & Bogue, Fleet Street unknown books
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Roosevelt Franklin + Eleanor Child Isabella
Little Picture Bible and New Testament; The Little Picture Bible / The Little Picture Testament
London: Charles Tilt 1839. Tilt's Hand-Books for Children. Cloth. Very good. From the personal library of Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt the Little Picture Bible and New Testament by Isabella Child signed by Eleanor Roosevelt. Miniature book 3" x 2.5" 191pp 1p ads; 1-191pp 1p ads. Green cloth title on spine in gilt spine recased with cloth laid down. Two volumes bound together in this publication. Frontispiece portrait with tissue cover numerous full page illustrations. Bookplate on front endpaper from "Library of Franklin D. Roosevelt No. 1373." Signed by Eleanor Roosevelt on front free endpaper with her initials and FDR. She initialed numerous copies for provenance before the 1951 Hammer Galleries Auction. President Franklin Roosevelt was an avid collector of miniature books a hobby which began in the 1920s and continued throughout his presidency. A complete list of his collection does not exist since the books were located at the White House Hyde Park and Campobello Island. After his death in 1945 his collection was divided up between members of the family and the National Park Service at Hyde Park. The first part of the collection was sold at auction in 1951 by Hammer Galleries of New York. At the estate sale for Eleanor Roosevelt in 1964 additional miniature books were sold at auction. The Microbibliophile Volume XXXVII Number 1 Issue 211 January 2018. Charles Tilt unknown books
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ROOSEVELT Franklin D
Archive of Three 3 Items
1937. 1. Engraved Invitation with gilt stamped Presidential seal: "The President and Mrs. Roosevelt request the pleasure of the company of Mrs. Hearst at a reception to be held at The White House Tuesday evening January the eleventh nineteen hundred and thirty-eight at nine o'clock. 5 5/8" x 4 5/6"; very good. 2. Original hand addressed mailing envelope stamped and postmarked Washington DC Dec. 29 1937. 5 3/4" x 4 7/8"; very good. To Mrs. William Randolph Hearst 137 Riverside Drive New York N.Y. 3. White House Admission Pass for January 11 1938. Provenance: from the estate of Mrs. Randolph Hearst. Millicent Hearst 1882-1974 born July 16 1882 New York City; died December 6 1974 New York City; married William Randolph Hearst 1903 best know for establishing Free Milk Fund for Babies 1926. Millicent Willson Hearst generous philanthropist and devoted mother. No Binding. Very Good. unknown books
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Document Signed
on Navy Department letterhead Washington May 8 1919. 4to. 1 1/4 pages recto and verso; on paper with watermark of the Federal Seal. Temporary appointment of Thomas V. Hughes as Ensign in the United States Navy and ordering him to report to the Commanding Officer of the Receiving Ship at Puget Sound for temporary duty at that Station. Signed as Acting Secretary of the Navy; also signed by the Registrar F.J. Schuyler and a third officer with Navy insignia blindstamp. books
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Roosevelt Franklin D
Lithographic broadside "D-Day Prayer.
Washington D.C Christmas 1944. Limited edition of this rare broadside of the "D-Day Prayer" one of only 50 printed copies issued by President Franklin D. Roosevelt for his close friends handsomely printed in gothic type with red blue and gold ink textual embellishments. The broadside measures 14 inches by 21 inches printed in black gothic type capital letters and portions of the heading in red and blue ink. Double matted and framed. The entire piece measures 20.5 inches by 28 inches. A rare and desirable piece of history. On June 6th 1944 while American and Allied troops stormed the beaches at Normandy Roosevelt released the text of a prayer in the afternoon which he then delivered by radio to the nation at 10:00 p.m. Eastern time. It is estimated according to Andrew Malcolm that as many as 100 million people listened to it. "The prayer does not invoke one faith but the appeal to God is bold and unapologetic. The D-Day Prayer was an extraordinary event in U.S. religious history" Malcolm. The D-Day Prayer reads in full: "Last night when I spoke with you about the fall of Rome I knew at that moment that troops of the United States and our Allies were crossing the Channel in another and greater operation. It has come to pass with success thus far. And so in this poignant hour I ask you to join with me in prayer: Almighty God: Our sons pride of our nation this day have set upon a mighty endeavor a struggle to preserve our Republic our religion and our civilization and to set free a suffering humanity. Lead them straight and true; give strength to their arms stoutness to their hearts steadfastness in their faith. They will need Thy blessings. Their road will be long and hard. For the enemy is strong. He may hurl back our forces. Success may not come with rushing speed but we shall return again and again; and we know that by Thy grace and by the righteousness of our cause our sons will triumph. They will be sore tried by night and by day without rest--until the victory is won. The darkness will be rent by noise and flame. Men's souls will be shaken with the violences of war. For these men are lately drawn from the ways of peace. They fight not for the lust of conquest. They fight to end conquest. They fight to liberate. They fight to let justice arise and tolerance and goodwill among all Thy people. They yearn but for an end of battle for their return to the haven of home. Some will never return. Embrace these Father and receive them Thy heroic servants into Thy kingdom. And for us at home--fathers mothers children wives sisters and brothers of brave men overseas whose thoughts and prayers are ever with them--help us Almighty God to rededicate ourselves in renewed faith in Thee in their hour of great sacrifice. Many people have urged that I call the nation into a single day of special prayer. But because the road is long and the desire is great I ask that our people devote themselves in a continuance of prayer. As we rise to each new day and again when each day is spent let words of prayer be on our lips invoking Thy help to our efforts. Give us strength too--strength in our daily tasks to redouble the contributions we make in the physical and the material support of our armed forces. And let our hearts be stout to wait out the long travail to bear sorrows that may come to impart our courage unto our sons wheresoever they may be. And O Lord give us faith. Give us faith in Thee; faith in our sons; faith in each other; faith in our united crusade. Let not the keenness of our spirit ever be dulled. Let not the impacts of temporary events of temporal matters of but fleeting moment--let not these deter us in our unconquerable purpose. With Thy blessing we shall prevail over the unholy forces of our enemy. Help us to conquer the apostles of greed and racial arrogances. Lead us to the saving of our country and with our sister nations into a world unity that will spell a sure peace--a peace invulnerable to the schemings of unworthy men. And a peace that will let all of men live in freedom reaping the just reward of their honest toil. Thy will be done Almighty God. Amen. Christmas-1933-from F.D.R." This copy belonged to the descendants of John Boettiger who was married to Roosevelt's daughter Anna in 1944 they later divorced. According to family lore Boettiger and Anna assisted in the writing of the speech. According to Curtis Roosevelt Anna's son and John's stepson in his memoir Too Close to the Sun: Growing Up in the Shadow of My Grandparents: Franklin and Eleanor in the spring of 1944 "just before the invasion of Normandy Papa F.D.R. had asked Mummy and Popsie to help him write his D-Day message which he intended to broadcast to Americans on the day that tide-turning operation was launched. I heard my grandfather give much of the credit for composing it to his son-in-law whenever the subject came up. Whichever of my relations produced it it was intensely moving. unknown books
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Roosevelt Franklin D
Log of the President's Inspection Trip and Cruise on Board U.S.S. Potomac 19 March - 1 April 1941
n.p. Washington D.C. 1941. With frontispiece group photo of Harry Hopkins Attorney General Jackson President Roosevelt Major General Watson Secretary Ickes and Rear Admiral McIntire captioned "Port Everglades Florida Sunday 30 March 1941"; 8 20 pp. Text planographed from typewritten copy. 1 vols. 4to 11 x 8-1/2 inches. Original stapled blue wrappers with crossed fishing poles on upper cover light sunning at spots to covers mention of Durno's name on p. 4 circled in pen else fine. Preserved in custom blue morocco-backed folder. With frontispiece group photo of Harry Hopkins Attorney General Jackson President Roosevelt Major General Watson Secretary Ickes and Rear Admiral McIntire captioned "Port Everglades Florida Sunday 30 March 1941"; 8 20 pp. Text planographed from typewritten copy. 1 vols. 4to 11 x 8-1/2 inches. RARE FDR Cruise to the Bahamas 1941 Inscribed. Rare log of the Presidential cruise from Port Everglades to the Bahamas in 1941. "Having had a desire for some time to get away from Washington for a few days of restful diversion including some hoped for fishing in southern waters. the President had instructed Captain Callahan his naval aide to have the Potomac available at Port Everglades Florida for a projected cruise to the Bahamas ." <br/>INSCRIBED to a reporter on board the cruise "For George Durno / from / Franklin D Roosevelt." From p. 4 of the Log "Messrs. Durno Reynolds and Cornell had transferred from the train to the Benson. These three were the only gentlemen of the fourth estate who were with the President during the cruise." Durno of the International News Service was a favorite of Roosevelt's and apparently was used to plant questions at press conferences Winfield FDR and the News Media p. 30. Halter p. 192 unknown books
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Roosevelt Franklin D
Log of the President's Inspection Trip and Cruise on Board U.S.S. Potomac 19 March - 1 April 1941
n.p. Washington D.C. 1941. With frontispiece group photo of Harry Hopkins Attorney General Jackson President Roosevelt Major General Watson Secretary Ickes and Rear Admiral McIntire captioned "Port Everglades Florida Sunday 30 March 1941"; 8 20 pp. Text planographed from typewritten copy. 1 vols. 4to 11 x 8-1/2 inches. Original stapled blue wrappers with crossed fishing poles on upper cover. Fine. Preserved in custom cloth clamshell box. With frontispiece group photo of Harry Hopkins Attorney General Jackson President Roosevelt Major General Watson Secretary Ickes and Rear Admiral McIntire captioned "Port Everglades Florida Sunday 30 March 1941"; 8 20 pp. Text planographed from typewritten copy. 1 vols. 4to 11 x 8-1/2 inches. Rare log of the Presidential cruise from Port Everglades to the Bahamas in 1941. "Having had a desire for some time to get away from Washington for a few days of restful diversion including some hoped for fishing in southern waters. the President had instructed Captain Callahan his naval aide to have the POTOMAC available at Port Everglades Florida for a projected cruise to the Bahamas ." Halter p. 192 unknown books
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Roosevelt Franklin D
Pillow Sham for the "U.S.S. Potomac Presidential Yacht
N.p. United States 1930. Image of the "Potomac" and Presidential seal in blue thread over a gold satin background lettering as above in blue cloth; blue fringe border. 1 vols. 18 x 18 inches. Fine. Image of the "Potomac" and Presidential seal in blue thread over a gold satin background lettering as above in blue cloth; blue fringe border. 1 vols. 18 x 18 inches. A rare memento from the presidency of Franklin D Roosevelt this pillow sham was from the U.S.S. Potomac Presidential Yacht which is now a National Historic Monument.<br/><br/>Built in 1934 the 165-foot former Coast Guard cutter 'Electra' was converted to a U.S. Navy vessel in 1936 renamed the USS Potomac and served as FDR's presidential yacht until his death in 1945. unknown books
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Roosevelt Franklin D
The Opal: A Pure Gift for the Holy Days. MDCCCXLVII. Edited by Mrs Sarah J. Hale
New York: J. C. Riker 129 Fulton Street 1848. First edition. Engraved hand-colored presentation leaf 9 engraved plates. Illustrated by John Sartain. viii 9-320 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Original elaborately gilt decorated brown morocco a.e.g . In cloth slipcase and chemise. Bookplate of Donald Scott Carmichael. Sartain John. First edition. Engraved hand-colored presentation leaf 9 engraved plates. Illustrated by John Sartain. viii 9-320 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Fine American Binding: FDR's Copy. Signed on the flyleaf "Franklin D. Roosevelt Hyde Park" and then below FDR has added "Longfellow Willis Read etc. All plates by Sartain.". Faxon. p. 57 #624 J. C. Riker, 129 Fulton Street unknown books
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The President's Birthday Ball 1943. Washington Saturday Evening January Thirtieth
Washington DC 1943. 1943. 4to. Illustrated. Stiff white pictorial wrappers printed in red and blue. Fine. 84 pages including covers. Number 1060 of an unspecified number of copies. Includes numerous advertisements and photographs of Hollywood celebrities including Al Jolson James Cagney Lynn Bari Loretta Young Eleanor Roosevelt Roy Rogers et. al. No Binding. Fine/No Jacket. Washington, DC, 1943]. paperback books
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The President’s Mystery Plot Propounded by Franklin D. Roosevelt. Solved by Rupert Hughes Samuel Hopkins Adams Anthony Abbot Rita Weiman S.S. Van Dine John Erskine
New York: Farrar & Rinehart 1935. First Edition. A mystery written by diverse hands using a plot supplied by President Roosevelt. With a preface by Fulton Ousler. A used copy with evidence of the flaps of the original dust jacket having been affixed to the pastedowns and removed and with some fraying to the cloth at the edges and with some soiling to the cloth and light spotting to the top edge in an excellent facsimile dust jacket. Farrar & Rinehart hardcover books
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Third Presidential Cruise of the U.S.S. Houston 1938
N.p.: Printed on board the U.S.S. Houston 1938. Illustrated from photographs by R.B. Thompson. 75 pp. 1 vols. 4to. Original printed wrappers printed in gold. Fine copy in custom blue cloth clamshell box. Illustrated from photographs by R.B. Thompson. 75 pp. 1 vols. 4to. FDR's visit to the Galapagos with Sailfishing at Cocos Island. The very scarce printed memorial printed on board the ship of FDR's Third Presidential Cruise on the USS Houston from the July 14 to August 9 1938 on his way to the Galapagos Islands FDR was the first U.S. President to visit them. In the introduction to the booklet one of the editors records that "Shortly after the cruise commenced certain members of the Houston personnel conceived the idea of publishing a book which would relate graphically all of the interesting incidents happening on board our ship . We trust that the following pages will keep alive fond memories of a happy cruise with as grand a shipmate it has ever been our privilege to meet." There are numerous photos of Roosevelt with the crew and the Presidential party shots of the Galapagos and its strange fauna and a good deal of wit and raillery in the text and photos directed toward the "pollywogs" on the part of the "shellbacks" in anticipation of the approaching traditional ceremony of "crossing the line." The ship called at Cocos Island and the log records successful sport fishing for sailfish in those waters. The U.S.S. Houston was sunk during the war. A wonderfully light-hearted and very scarce piece for the FDR collector at a time when the clouds of a world war were gathering on the horizon. OCLC 11563735 4 copies; not in Halter Printed on board the U.S.S. Houston unknown books
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Typed Letter Signed
1941. "Franklin D. Roosevelt" with holograph "John" added to the greeting in black fountain pen ink on mint green engraved The White House Washington letterhead March 11 1941. 7" x 8 3/4"; 1 page with integral leaf. Very good. To Reverend John Hunter 215 Madison Avenue Lakewood New Jersey An interesting 15 line letter regarding the appointment of a postmaster for the City of Lakewood New Jersey. Reverend Hunter has added a comment in the top margin about the Land Lease Bill having been signed on the same date as the letter. No Binding. Very Good/No Jacket. unknown books
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Typed Letter Signed
"Franklin D. Roosevelt" with holograph "Stanley" added in Roosevelt's hand in black fountain pen ink on his engraved Franklin D. Roosevelt Governor State of New York Executive Chamber Albany letterhead with gilt stamped New York State Seal January 10 1931. 8" x 10 3/8"; 1 page old mailing folds; very good. To Stanley W. Prenosil Esq. 48 Wall Street New York N.Y. "Dear Stanley: Thank you so much for your nice letter. I am glad to see the article. Mrs. Roosevelt joins me in best wishes to you and your wife. Always sincerely." Roosevelt 1882-1945 32nd President of the United States 1933-45 and author of the "New Deal"; only President to be elected to four terms; assistant secretary of the Navy 1913-20; governor of New York 1929-33. Signed by Authors. F. Soft cover. paperback books
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Typed Letter Signed "F.D.R." with 20 handwritten additions
1935. in black fountain pen ink on mint green engraved The White House Washington letterhead January 21 1935. 7" x 9"; 1 page with integral leaf. Paper is watermarked "Whiting's Woven Linen.". Fine condition. To Roosevelt's son James Roosevelt: Franklin Roosevelt was a dedicated collector most famously of stamps but also of autographs particularly Americana. He sent this letter to his son James at the time the president of the brokerage film Roosevelt & Sergeant Inc. apparently answering his son's request about particular items in the collections' inventory. In full: "Dear Jimmy: The only records I can find of Nathaniel Greene documents are as follows: 1931 A.L.S. 1 p. to Rochambeau 1782 - $40 / 1931 L.S. 2 p. West Point 1779 - 20 / 1932 L.S. 4 p. Headquarters 1782 - 41 / The Thomas Jefferson should bring about $20 to $30. / Notice however that all except item NO. 75 are L.S. and not A.L.S. / I hope all goes well. Much love / Affectionately / F.D.R." Today's collectors will be either amused or saddened by the prices quoted by the President. Provenance: from the estate of James Roosevelt. No Binding. Fine. unknown books
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Roosevelt Franklin D
U-Boats Off Shore! Franklin D. Roosevelt Assistant Secretary of the Navy Discusses the Possbilities and Purposes of Germany's Submarine Attack. New York Times Magazine Section Sunday June 9 1918
New York: New York Times 1918. 16 pages; black and white illustrated; ".Why did the Germans at vast risk to their boats and crews decide to deliver an attack on American shipping along the Atlantic Coast What did they hope to accomplish What is their strategy.Roosevelt replies.it is safe to state that they have one main naval object at the present time. That is to destroy the shipping of the United States if possible.Germany can gain most by striking primarily at our transatlantic vessels."; other material in this issue mostly on the war effort; enclosed in a custom-made green cloth case with leather cover label gilt titles silk ribbon ties; light wear to case; very good condition beautifully presented and preserved. Soft Cover. Very Good. New York Times Paperback books
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Roosevelt Franklin D
Undershirt belonging to FDR
New York: Lord & Taylor. White cotton sleeveless undershirt with four-button placket by Lord & Taylor. With sewn-in label reading "Franklin Roosevelt. Small stain spot on front some light discoloration at base of shirt else still bright and clean. Framed. White cotton sleeveless undershirt with four-button placket by Lord & Taylor. With sewn-in label reading "Franklin Roosevelt". FDR's Undershirt. Lord & Taylor unknown books
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Roosevelt Franklin D
Veto message on the Adjusted Compensation Act 1935: Address of the President of the United States in the House of Representatives Delivered May 22 1935.
Washington D.C.: United States Government 1935. Speech given by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1935. Signed by Roosevelt at the conclusion of his speech. In near fine condition with light wear. Rare. The President addresses the House of Representatives vetoing a bill: "A government like an individual must ultimately meet legitimate obligations out of the production of wealth by the labor of human beings applied to the resources of nature . The herculean task of the United States Government today is to take care that its citizens have the necessities of life. We are seeking honestly and honorably to do this irrespective of class or group." President Roosevetls veto message on the adjusted Compensation Act of 1935 Veterans Bonus delivered to Congress on May 22 1935. He points out that there are many veterans benefits already enacted and that they whole country worked together to participate in World War I agriculture industry etc. and now many New Deal plans and much of the spending will go to benefit veterans as well as civilians. United States Government unknown books
Bookseller reference : 4680
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ROOSEVELT Franklin D 1882 1945 32nd President of The US
TLS; 1 page on White House stationary. August 24 1940 written to Edwin L. Davis Chairman of the Federal Trade Commission
Signed as President FDR write to thanks Davis for sending two editorials and cartoons from the Nashville Tennessean. unknown books
Bookseller reference : 56725
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Roosevelt Franklin D Hunt Thomas
A Historical Sketch of the Town of Clermont
Hudson NY: Privately Printed. The Hudson Press 1928. First Edition. Frontispiece folding map at back illustrated throughout. 12 149pp. 8vo. Gray boards without paper spine label top edge gilt stain on back board. In a brown half brown morocco slipcase with chemise by European Bookbinders. First Edition. Frontispiece folding map at back illustrated throughout. 12 149pp. 8vo. INSCRIBED TO ELEANOR FROM FDR THE FIRST WE HAVE HAD. Inscribed by FDR on the ffep: "To my wife Anna Eleanor Roosevelt descendant of the Chancellor and reared on these acres from Franklin D. Roosevelt." <br/>A powerful association of the future President and First Lady. Uses his wife's full given name and proudly notes her famous ancestor Robert R. Livingston 1746-1813 who served as chancellor of New York State - the highest judicial post at that time - from 1777-1801 and kept the title as an honorific for the rest of his life. <br/>Hunt's book is exactly the sort of antiquarian history that relished mixing genealogy with the major political and military events in this region of Columbia County in the Catskills. Eleanor Roosevelt was not a direct descendant of the Chancellor but the great-great granddaughter of one of his brothers Philip Livingston 1741-1787. Privately Printed. The Hudson Press unknown books
Bookseller reference : 307573
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Roosevelt Franklin D Kershner Howard E.
The Menace of Roosevelt
New York: Greenburg 1936. Second Printing. 1 vols. 8vo. Cloth. Fine in dust jacket. Second Printing. 1 vols. 8vo. Anti-FDR tract inscribed on the half-title to famous book collector Francis Kettaneh: "To my good friend and splendid citizen Francis Kettaneh with the kindest regards and best wishes of the Author Howard Kershner New York March 26 1951. Greenburg unknown books
Bookseller reference : 33162
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Roosevelt Franklin D Starling Edmund W.
Starling of the White House. The Story of the Man whose Secret Service Detail Guarded Five Presidents from Woodrow Wilson to Franklin D. Roosevelt as told to Thomas Sugrue
New York: Simon and Schuster 1946. First edition second printing. Photographic frontispiece portrait. xvi 334 1 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Original red cloth. Very good some toning of endsheets. First edition second printing. Photographic frontispiece portrait. xvi 334 1 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Presentation Copy to Eleanor Roosevelt. Presentation copy inscribed to Eleanor Roosevelt by David Kahn and Thomas Sugrue on the flyleaf. Segrue writes:<br/><br/>"I dared not inject my own opinions into this record of Colonel Starling but I was happy to tug at the historical garment hem of the only President I rank with my greatest hero - Jefferson - your husband Franklin D. Roosevelt - Sincerely Thomas Sugrue 3/9/46."<br/><br/>Kahn who was a mutual friend of Roosevelt and Sugrue and who encouraged the book's production see page xvi of the introduction - "without his enthusiasm stimulation aid and support it could not have been completed" writes: "To Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt: - The story of a faithful follower of your 'sainted' husband - to which I add my appreciation to you for your confidence and friendship. - David E. Kahn. Simon and Schuster unknown books
Bookseller reference : 36472
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Roosevelt Franklin D.
Acceptance of gift from Andrew Mellon: message from the President of the United States transmitting herewith a recommendation for appropriate legislation to effect the acceptance of a gift from Andrew W. Mellon
Washington: U. S. G. P. O. 1937. 8vo pp. 6; original printed self-wrappers; a touch toned along edges else fine. At head of title: "House of Representatives 75th Congress 1st Session Document No. 139." Includes text of an exchange of letters between Roosevelt and Mellon regarding the latter's gift of a collection of "works of art.one of the finest and most valuable collections in existence." The Met and Central Oklahoma only in OCLC as of July 2014. <br/><br/> U. S. G. P. O.?] unknown books
Bookseller reference : 45800
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Roosevelt Franklin D.
Address by Franklin Delano Roosevelt President of the United States; September 23rd 1944 at the Annual Convention of The Teamsters Union
Washington DC: Democratic National Committee 1944. First Edition. Cloth. Fine. Twelvemo 15pp. Tan wrappers. Housed in custom chemise case cloth spine. This speech was the opening address of Roosevelt's Fourth Presidential Campaign. A fine copy. Halter T-789. Democratic National Committee unknown books
Bookseller reference : 1846
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Roosevelt Franklin D.
Address by President Franklin D. Roosevelt on The War Crisis June 10 1940
Oceano California: Harbison & Harbison 1940. First Edition. Pamphlet. Fine. Twelvemo 12pp. Printed wraps title in gilt with decorative flag on front cover. Stapled pamphlet. Back panel notes that "additional copies available from the publisher 6c." Also included is the republication of this speech from the papers of John Valentine dated 1950. An exceptionally scarce pamphlet with no mention in Halter and no auction records except for this copy. The War Crisis speech contained in this pamphlet would enter the popular lexicon as the "Stab In The Back" Speech. Delivered at the commencement ceremonies of the University of Virginia President Roosevelt admonished Italy for declaring war on France and entering World War II. His remark that: "On this tenth day of June 1940 the hand that held the dagger was struck into the back of its neighbor" was initially opposed by his advisors but on the train ride to Charlottesville he changed his mind and made headlines. Harbison & Harbison unknown books
Bookseller reference : 1859
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Roosevelt Franklin D.
Address of the President of the United States on national defense
Washington: United States Government Printing Office 1940. 8vo pp. 5; printed self-wrappers; minor toning along edges else fine. At head of title: "76th Congress 3d Session House Document No. 751." Address inspired by "ominous days.whose swift and shocking developments force every neutral nation to look to its defenses in the light of new factors." Especial concerns are raised regarding the United States proximity in terms of flight times to Greenland the Azores and Bermuda if these were to fall "into hostile hands." Library of Congress US Navy Central Oklahoma and Vanderbilt only in OCLC as of July 2014. <br/><br/> United States Government Printing Office unknown books
Bookseller reference : 45819
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Roosevelt Franklin D.
Addresses of the President of the United States on the Occasion of His Visit To South America November & December 1936.; For His Excellency Rafael Trujillo
Washington DC: United States Government Printing Office 1937. Limited Edition. Leather bound. Very good. Address of the President on the Occasion of His Visit to South America a signed limited edition. Quarto 5 17-23 3 32-33 79 blank. Black pebbled morocco raised bands on spine presidential seal in gilt over blue leather on front board. Inner durables with gilt decoration and silk paste down. Top edge gilt uncut edges. Silk endpapers. Silk sewn-in bookmark. Housed in two piece leather and marbled slipcase rubbed at edges and wear to laid on marbled paper short split to bottom edge. Lacking the silk paste down on rear endpaper. Signed on laid-in limitation leaf by President Franklin D. Roosevelt and presented to Rafael Leonidas Trujillo Molina President of the Dominican Republic. Limitation page states: "In commemoration of the visit of the President of the United States to the Pan American Peace Conference in South America November and December Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-six seventy-five copies of his address have been designed and printed by the United States Government Printing Office Washington District of Columbia April Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-seven." The copy for President Rafael Molina was delivered to him on October 22 1937 with a note confirming delivery to Secretary Cordell Hull. <br/><br/>President Rafael Trujillo was the dictator who ruled the Dominican Republic from 1930 - 1961. During his time as president he was responsible for thousands of political deaths and assassinations. It was later learned that that CIA played a part in the assassination of Trujillo in 1961. Provenance: Book was acquired from a "senior executive" at the USGPO by New York bookseller Warren Berry. <br/><br/>Records from the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library indicate that "In all seventy-five copies were printed fifty copies in full pigskin with double box type slipcase and twenty-five copies half bound with marbled sides and conventional single slip cases." The library documents also note that "names and titles of the dignitaries who are to receive the book also require careful research" indicating that mistakes were made and certain copies were held back. Multiple requests were made of Roosevelt to produce more copies but all complete copies were distributed. United States Government Printing Office unknown books
Bookseller reference : 930
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Roosevelt Franklin D.
Addresses of the President of the United States on the Occasion of His Visit to South America November & December 1936
Washington D.C.: United States Printing Office 1937. First edition one of 75 but probably one of only 7 in this binding. 97 3 pp. 4to. Bound in full light bown pigskin with metallic plaque of the Seal of the United States inset into the upper cover now with a fine patina pigskin doublures and silk endpapers. Fine. In quarter leather and marbled boards pull off slipcase. First edition one of 75 but probably one of only 7 in this binding. 97 3 pp. 4to. A sumptously produced White House Christmas book commemorating FDR's nearly month-long diplomatic mission to promote "hemispheric solidarity" with South America. The book was issued in an uncertain though undoubtedly strictly limited number with two issues--in full pigskin as seen here and half pigskin and marbled boards. The colophon calls for 75 copies with the more desirable full pigskin binding scheduled to run to 50 copies for distribution to South American dignitaries and the half-leather isssue of a planned 25 copies reserved for FDR's personal use and distribution at the holidays. Documents at the Library at Hyde Park suggest that the full edition of 75 copies was not achieved cf. Horowitz "Carmichael Collection" and that as few as seven were ever bound in full pigskin - See more at: http://www.jamescumminsbookseller.com/pages/books/238988/franklin-d-roosevelt/addresses-of-the-president-of-the-united-states-on-the-occasion-of-his-visit-to-south-america#sthash.vk0aHp3x.dpuf. United States Printing Office unknown books
Bookseller reference : 101192
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Roosevelt Franklin D.
Addresses of the President of the United States on the Occasion of His Visit to South America November & December 1936
Washington D.C.: United States Printing Office 1937. First edition one of 75 but probably one of only 7 in this binding. 97 3 pp. 1 vols. 4to. Bound in full light bown pigskin with metallic plaque of the Seal of the United States inset into the upper cover now with a fine patina pigskin doublures and silk endpapers. Fine. In quarter leather and marbled boards pull off slipcase. First edition one of 75 but probably one of only 7 in this binding. 97 3 pp. 1 vols. 4to. A sumptously produced White House Christmas book commemorating FDR's nearly month-long diplomatic mission to promote "hemispheric solidarity" with South America. The book was issued in an uncertain though undoubtedly strictly limited number with two issues--in full pigskin as seen here and half pigskin and marbled boards. The colophon calls for 75 copies with the more desirable full pigskin binding scheduled to run to 50 copies for distribution to South American dignitaries and the half-leather isssue of a planned 25 copies reserved for FDR's personal use and distribution at the holidays. Documents at the Library at Hyde Park suggest that the full edition of 75 copies was not achieved cf. Horowitz "Carmichael Collection" and that as few as seven were ever bound in full pigskin. <br/>This copy one of the "foreign" issues was nonetheless INSCRIBED to FDR's Sectretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau on a specially printed leaf: "To the Honorable Henry Morgenthau Jr Secretary of the Treasury of the United States" printed and inscribed below in the President's hand "From his old friend/ Franklin D. Roosevelt United States Printing Office unknown books
Bookseller reference : 238988
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ROOSEVELT Franklin D.
America! Above All
Chicago: M'F'D by Scene-of-Action Corp ca. 1937. Lithographic window decal 25.25x30.5cm; illustration printed within patriotic red white and blue border showing an American flag blowing in the wind with inset circular colored photographic portrait of FDR. Right-hand edge trimmed close else Fine. M'F'D by Scene-of-Action Corp unknown books
Bookseller reference : 21492
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Roosevelt Franklin D.
AUTOGRAPH AND TYPED LETTERS FROM FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT CONCERNING THE FOUNDING AND EARLY DEVELOPMENT OF WARM SPRINGS GEORGIA
Warm Springs Ga 1928. 8pp. in Roosevelt's hand 10pp. typed including 7pp. on Warm Springs letterhead. Letters have been hole-punched and bear marks from previous stapling. Half-inch tear to one of the typed pages and some chipping to 3 pages of memos. In a half red morocco slipcase. A small but exceptional collection of memos and drafts providing rare insight into how FDR ran the Georgia Warm Springs a Georgia resort that he took over and developed into a retreat for polio sufferers after founding the Warm Springs Foundation in 1927. The collection comprises five parts: <br> <br> 1 Autograph manuscript not signed in FDR's hand on Warm Springs letterhead. 5pp. "To all patients.The Foundation is conducting the treatment and the patients come here for a definite purpose. The greater part of each day is taken up with the treatment and while there is no wish to curtail personal liberty or recreation it is essential to prevent fatigue and to work for the highest degree of health for all concerned. That is why simple rules are necessary. Many patients or their families will perhaps consider that circumstances warrant special exceptions to the rules - but this would soon lead to confusion and discrimination. That is why all patients whether of full age or minors whether living in the colony hotel or in private cottages are asked to live up not only to the letter but to the spirit of the rules. We are concerned with the greatest good to the greatest number." <br> <br> 2 Autograph manuscript not signed in FDR's hand. 3pp. "Memo." <br> <br> 3 Typed manuscript dated January 1 1928. 8pp. four drafts. "Rules for Guests Living in the Colony." <br> <br> 4 Typed manuscript dated July 7 1927 on Georgia Warm Springs Foundation letterhead. 1p. "Subject: The Comfort & Happiness of Patients" signed in type: "E.T. Curtis Mgr." Reading in part: "A prime reason for the operation of Warm Springs by the Hon. Franklin D. Roosevelt and associates is the establishment of the Cure. The happiness of all patients whether in the Hotel in the Colony or in private cottages is of the first importance and will be so considered by all members of the staff." <br> <br> 5 Typewritten newsletter "The Daily Gossip" dated July 6 1927 on the verso of Georgia Warm Springs letterhead. Whimsical report of the disappearance and subsequent location of two of the resort's patients who happened to be young male and inebriated. <br> <br> Roosevelt acted as general manager in charge of setting policy during first year of the foundation the period during which these letters were written. He would ultimately meet his end there two decades later and it was subsequently renamed the Roosevelt Warm Springs Institute for Rehabilitation. This collection of documents outlines policies and reflects Roosevelt's enthusiasm for the resort's therapeutic capabilities from which he felt he had already benefited as well as his sense of great responsibility for visiting patients. Letters and documents including details of Roosevelt's time at Warm Springs are rare. unknown books
Bookseller reference : WRCAM42439
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Roosevelt Franklin D.
Bookplate: Ex-Libris Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Hyde Park: Roosevelt Family Undated. Fine. The personal bookplate of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Measures 7cm by 9cm. With glue compound on backside. A fine copy. Roosevelt Family unknown books
Bookseller reference : 1599
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Roosevelt Franklin D.
D-Day Prayer by President Franklin D. Roosevelt from the White House. June 6 1944. Here printed for his friends at Christmastide 1944
Washington D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office 1944. Limited edition no. 45 of 100 copies. Text in black red and blue. 8vo. Original vellum-backed marbled boards black morocco spine label t.e.g. others uncut. Light toning to spine else fine. In a custom chemise and morocco-backed slipcase. Limited edition no. 45 of 100 copies. Text in black red and blue. 8vo. Inscribed by FDR to His Son John. Presentation copy inscribed by FDR to his youngest son and daughter-in-law on the front free endpaper "For Johnny and Anne with love from Pa Christmastide 1944 Franklin D. Roosevelt." FDR delivered this prayer on the evening of June 6 1944 after Allied forces began their invasion of German-occupied Normandy. The President had 100 copies printed and bound at his own expense to distribute to close friends and family at Christmas - continuing a tradition of book-giving that he had begun in 1935 see Halter pp. 193-4. "Almighty God: our sons pride of our Nation this day have set upon a mighty endeavor a struggle to preserve our Republic our religion and our civilization and to set free a suffering humanity .". Halter pp. 193-4 U.S. Government Printing Office unknown books
Bookseller reference : 100808
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ROOSEVELT FRANKLIN D.
D-Day Prayer; By Franklin D. Roosevelt from the White House June 6 1944 Here printed for his friends at Christmastide 1944
Washington DC: U.S. Government Printing Office 1944. First Edition. Hardcover. Fine in original vellum-backed marbled boards with gilt-lettered morocco spine label in original blue slipcase. Small quarto. 7.25 x 10.25 in. 10 pp. Printed beautifully with large calligraphic typeface title printed in red capitals in red and blue pages ruled in red. Limited edition numbered 61 of 100 copies. Inscribed by FDR to Jonathan Daniels on front free endpaper. Daniels son of Josephus Daniels was FDR's administrative assistant and served as his press secretary in the month before the president died. <br/><br/> (U.S. Government Printing Office) hardcover books
Bookseller reference : 32352
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Roosevelt Franklin D.
Development of United States foreign policy: addresses and messages.compiled from official sources intended to present the chronological development of foreign policy of the United States from the announcement of the Good Neighbor policy in 1933 including the war declarations
Washington: United States Government Printing Office 1942. 8vo pp. vi 150; printed self wrappers near fine. At head of title: "Senate 77th Congress 2d Session Document No. 188" <br/><br/> United States Government Printing Office unknown books
Bookseller reference : 41529
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