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(ROOSEVELT, Franklin D.). ROSENAU, James N., Edited by
The Roosevelt Treasury
New York: Doubleday & Company 1951. Hardcover. Very Good. First edition. Very good minus. Spine browned rear board mottled adhesive remnants to front free endpaper. Doubleday & Company hardcover
Bookseller reference : 186485
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(Roosevelt, Theodore) Emerson, Edwin, Jr.
The Rough Riders' Return" and "The Fighting on San Juan Hill" in Collier's Weekly August 27 1898
New York: Collier 1898. First Edition . Soft cover. Near Fine. Six cover photographs of Camp Wikoff Montauk Point Long Island by George Hare. Complete original disbound issue in near fine condition. <br/> <br/> Collier paperback
Bookseller reference : b32562
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(Roosevelt, Theodore) Bocock, John Paul
The Spell-Binding Rough Riders" in Leslie's Weekly November 3 1898
New York: Arkell Publishing Company 1898. First Edition . Soft cover. Very Good. Very good in original pictorial wrappers with edgewear light soiling and light foxing. The essay is accompanied by a photograph of three members of the Rough Riders: Private Bell Color-Sargeant Wright and Lieutenant Hayes. <br/> <br/> Arkell Publishing Company paperback
Bookseller reference : b36492
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(Roosevelt, Theodore) Bernstein, Herman
The Willy-Nicky Correspondence Being the Secret and Intimate Telegrams Exchanged Between the Kaiser and the Tsar. Foreword by T.R. in facsimile of his manuscript and in type
New York: Alfred A. Knopf 1918. First edition. 158 pp. 12mo. Blue cloth. VG in printed red dj. First edition. 158 pp. 12mo. <br/><br/> Alfred A. Knopf hardcover
Bookseller reference : 258727
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(ROOSEVELT, Theodore, Woodrow Wilson, John Burroughs, William Gillette, and others)
The World War Utterances Concerning Its Issues and Conduct by Members of The American Academy of Arts and Letters. Printed for its Archives and for Free Circulation
New York: Published by the Academy 1919. Hardcover. Very Good. First edition. Tall octavo. 90pp. Purple cloth gilt. A couple of small stains on the front board else near fine. Comments by Theodore Roosevelt Woodrow Wilson John Burroughs William Gillette Brand Whitlock Owen Wister Henry Van Dyke William Dean Howells and others. Published by the Academy hardcover
Bookseller reference : 590099
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(ROOSEVELT, Theodore)
Theodore Roosevelt: 1904 Presidential Campaign Ribbon
No place: B.A.S.W.C. 1904. Fine. Woven silk ribbon portrait of Theodore Roosevelt 5†x 7 ¼â€. Signed in the stitching at lower right corner: “B.A.S.W.C. 1904â€. Two faint creases in lower left corner a fine bright woven image. B.A.S.W.C. unknown
Bookseller reference : 527248
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(ROOSEVELT, Theodore). Henry Cabot Lodge
Theodore Roosevelt: An Address Delivered by Henry Cabot Lodge before the Congress of the United States. February Ninth Nineteen Hundred and Nineteen
Boston: Privately Printed by the McGrath-Sherrill Press 1919. Hardcover. Near Fine. First edition. 12mo. 53pp. Triangular chip ½" deep at the crown else fine in papercovered boards. Published in an edition of 300 numbered copies; this copy unnumbered. Lodge and Roosevelt were longtime friends. Privately Printed by the McGrath-Sherrill Press hardcover
Bookseller reference : 513551
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(Roosevelt, Theodore) Hagedorn, Hermann
Theodore Roosevelt. A Biographical Sketch
New York: Privately Printed Roosevelt Memorial Exhibition Committee Columbia University 1919. First Edition. 46 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Wrappers. With pen note on upper cover else VG. First Edition. 46 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. <br/><br/> Privately Printed Roosevelt Memorial Exhibition Committee Columbia University unknown
Bookseller reference : 232988
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(Roosevelt, Theodore) (contributors to this issue include Joaquin Miller, Alfred Henry Louis, Marvin Dana, George Wilkinson, Van
Theodore Roosevelt: The Chosen Leader Sympathetic Friend and Comrade of Young Men" in Success November 1904
New York 1904. First Edition . Soft cover. Near Fine. <br/> <br/> paperback
Bookseller reference : b44899
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(Roosevelt, Theodore)
Theodore Roosevelt. In Memoriam
New York: American Museum of Natural History 1919. First separate edition of this collection. Offprint from the January 1919 number of “Natural Historyâ€Â. Extensively illustrated with photographs selected to show Roosevelt's various achievements and interests. 1 vols. 8vo. Original printed wrappers stapled. Some light soiling of wrappers spotting at front and back and in some margins else a very good copy of this interesting piece. First separate edition of this collection. Offprint from the January 1919 number of “Natural Historyâ€Â. Extensively illustrated with photographs selected to show Roosevelt's various achievements and interests. 1 vols. 8vo. Contains John Burroughs' “Theodore Roosevelt. His Americanism Reached in to the Marrow of His Bones;†Henry Fairfield Osborn's “Theodore Roosevelt Naturalist;†Robert E. Peary's “Roosevelt–The Friend of Man;†Carl E. Akeley's “Theodore Roosevelt and Africa;†David Starr Jordan's “Personal Glimpses of Theodore Roosevelt;†and Gifford Pinchot's “Roosevelt the Man of Abundant Lifeâ€Â. BAL 2197 <br/><br/> American Museum of Natural History unknown
Bookseller reference : 19800
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(Roosevelt, Theodore) Wilhelm, Donald
Theodore Roosevelt as an Undergraduate
Boston: John W. Luce and Company 1910. First edition contains some first book appearances of works by Roosevelt. 1 vols. 8vo. Original red cloth gilt. Some rubbing and staining of cloth else a very good copy with the bookplate of John E. Woodman '55. First edition contains some first book appearances of works by Roosevelt. 1 vols. 8vo. The Appendix lists Roosevelt's classes and classmates of the class of 1880. <br/><br/> John W. Luce and Company hardcover
Bookseller reference : 19821
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(Roosevelt, Theodore). Hagedorn, Hermann.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT: A Biographical Sketch.
New York: Privately Printed Roosevelt Memorial Exhibition Committee Columbia University 1919. 1919. Good. FIRST EDITION SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR HERMANN HAGEDORN - Octavo buff creamy white boards titled and decorated in black on the front cover. The covers are soiled and darkened along the edges and spine. The head and tail of the spine are chipped and there is wear to the corners. 44 & 2 pages illustrated with 5 full-page illustrations. The binding is very slightly shaken. There is a tiny chip to the top edge of the front blank. The pages are toned with a couple of small minor stains and faint creases to the corners of the last pages. Good. <p>First edition. Signed in black ink by the author Hermann Hagedorn on the title page.<p>Printed by the Marchbanks Press. New York: Privately Printed, Roosevelt Memorial Exhibition Committee, Columbia University, 1919. hardcover
Bookseller reference : 29973
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(ROOSEVELT, Theodore). BROOKS, Chester L.
Theodore Roosevelt and the Dakota Badlands
Washington D.C.: National Park Service 1962. Softcover. Very Good. Reprint. 60 pp. Very good or better with general light soiling and fading. A history and guidebook issued by the National Park Service. National Park Service unknown
Bookseller reference : 240199
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(ROOSEVELT, Theodore) RIIS, Jacob A
THEODORE ROOSEVELT THE CITIZEN
New York: The Outlook Company 1904. First Edition. Hardcover. Hinges cracked and neatly repaired. Still Near Fine. Second Printing in publisher's original decorated cloth. Illustrated with plates. This copy virtually unique as it is INSCRIBED and SIGNED by both the author and the subject as President. Riis's inscription is dated 5 August 1908. Roosevelt writes: "with the best wishes of/Theodore Roosevelt/The White House/Jan. 18th 1909." The addition of "The White House" by Roosevelt is notable as prior to his administration the residence was known as the "President's Palace" the "President's House" and the "Executive Mansion." It was Roosevelt who officially named it "The White House" in 1901. Of the many books signed by Roosevelt we have both handled and seen we have never before encountered one in which he has noted his official residence along with his signature. <br/><br/>Jacob Riis among the most dedicated advocates for America's oppressed and downtrodden arrived in New York from his native Denmark at the age of 21 in 1870. A pioneer in photojournalism Riis photographed and wrote about the slums and tenements of a New York in the dawn of a new century. Riis came to Roosevelt's attention through his 1890 book HOW THE OTHER HALF LIVES. As Commissioner of the New York City Police Department Roosevelt accompanied Riis on his evening travels through the slums and witnessed firsthand the inhumane conditions endured by many of New York's inhabitants. In his 1901 book MAKING OF AN AMERICAN Riis wrote of Roosevelt: "It could not have been long after I wrote HOW THE OTHER HALF LIVES that he came to the Evening Sun office one day looking for me. I was out and he left his card merely writing on the back of it that he had read my book and had 'come to help.' That was all and it tells the whole story of the man. I loved him from the day I first saw him; nor ever in all the years that have passed has he failed of the promise made then. No one ever helped as he did. For two years we were brothers on Mulberry Street." Roosevelt in turn wrote of Riis after his death: "It is difficult for me to write of Jacob Riis only from the public standpoint. He was one of my truest and closest friends. I have ever prized the fact that once in speaking of me he said 'since I met him he has been my brother.' I have not only admired and respected him beyond measure but I have loved him dearly . and I mourn him as if he were one of my own family." The Outlook Company hardcover
Bookseller reference : 014375
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(Roosevelt, Franklin D)
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. 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
Bookseller reference : 249787
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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 Rooseveltâ€. 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 Rooseveltâ€. Lord & Taylor unknown
Bookseller reference : 251193
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(Roosevelt, Franklin Delano).
WAGES AND HOURS / MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES TRANSMITTING A RECOMMENDATION THAT THE CONGRESS ENACT LEGISLATION "FURTHER TO HELP THOSE WHO TOIL IN FACTORY AND ON FARM" / May 24 1937. -- Referred to the Committee on Labor and ordered to be printed. 75th Congress 1st Session / House of Representatives / Document No. 255.
Washington D.C. 1937. 1937. Fine. - Octavo 9 inches high by 5-7/8 inches wide. Softcovers self-wraps. 4 pages. There is some minor staining to the bottom edge of the last page. Else near fine. <p>First edition. Halter T636.<p> "The time has arrived for us to take further action to extend the frontiers of social progress." Washington, D.C., 1937. paperback
Bookseller reference : 17339
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(ROOSEVELT, Theodore)
WAR DEPARTMENT Washington June 7 1904. / General Orders No. 97 caption title
Washington DC: War Dept 1904. 12mo. 7 pp. Prints a long letter from President Roosevelt “placing the Isthmian Canal Commission under the supervision and direction of the Secretary of War defining the jurisdiction and functions of the Commission.†Original printed self-wrappers. Very good. War Dept unknown
Bookseller reference : 68967
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(Roosevelt, Theodore)
What Mr. Roosevelt Reads" in New York Times Part II: Saturday Review of Books April 1 1905
First Edition . Fine. Complete original disbound issue in near fine condition. 1.5 columns p. 200. <br/> <br/> unknown
Bookseller reference : T318
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(Roosevelt, Theodore) Miller, Joaquin (1837-1913)
Why Mr. Roosevelt should serve again
1912. 6-1/2 pp. One page labeled "A". Folio. In a half brown morocco slipcase and chemise. 6-1/2 pp. One page labeled "A". Folio. In part "has been nominated by his party for the primary but once. He has been elected by the people but once."<br /> <br /> <br /> In 1912 Miller approached TR with a project for the Centennial of the War of 1812 and was rebuffed. Presumably this piece was written before that. unknown
Bookseller reference : 301068
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(Roosevelt, Theodore)
With Roosevelt's Rough Riders at San Antonio Texas" 7 photographs on one page in Harper's Weekly June 4 1898
New York: Harper & Bros 1898. First Edition . Disbound. Near Fine. Frederic Remington "Some Notable General Officers at Tampa Florida" four illustrations on one page. Complete original disbound issue in near fine condition. <br/> <br/> Harper & Bros unknown
Bookseller reference : b43502
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(Scouting) SETON, Ernest Thompson; ROOSEVELT, Theodore
Outlook Magazine: July 23 1910 Contains "The Boy Scouts" First Year Coverage
New York: The Outlook Company 1910. First Edition. Original wraps. Very Good. 7 X 10 Inches. Original first year coverage of the Boy Scouts in America written by one of the founders of the movement Ernest Thompson Seton. A second story on the Scout movement by Ralph Blumenfeld is also included. Contents also include "English Song Birds" by Theodore Roosevelt who also served as editor of the magazine. Housed in original wraps. Magazine is 100% complete. Spine extremely clean. A sharp copy in unusually nice condition. The Outlook Company unknown
Bookseller reference : 1796
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(Theodore Roosevelt Jr)
ALS from Theodore Roosevelt Jr. to Dorothy Hancock Tilton as "Miss. Hillyer" the wife of poet Robert Hillyer
Kentucky 1930. Single leaf folded twice horizontally for mailing. Single leaf on Twenty-Sixth Infantry letterhead folded twice horizontally for mailing manuscript in black in in the hand of Theodore Roosevelt Jr.; a near fine letter and interesting association. Single leaf folded twice horizontally for mailing. Theodore Roosevelt Jr. wrote this letter while Commander of the Twenty-Sixth Infantry to poet Robert Hillyer's wife at the time Dorothy Hancock Tilton a literary editor for the Houghton Mifflin publishing house. In it responds that he has no photograph to provide her but does give a memorable quote; "Defense of this country is the first duty of a citizen. unknown
Bookseller reference : 346067
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(Theodore Roosevelt) ???, Arthur
An Autographed Letter Signed
White River Colorado 1901. Very good. Four pages on plain lined writing paper measuring apprx. 8†x 10â€. The letter is written to the his mother. We know the following; he is a school teacher or as he states it “a pedagogue†he is a hunter he had a cousin a Major Hersey that served as a “Rough Rider†in Cuba; A fascinating letter the writer is on a hunting trip and through pure chance encounters Theodore Roosevelt who is also in the Meeker Colorado area hunting Mountain Lions with his guide as identified in the letter as John Goff. He relates meeting TR. Arthur gets TR to let him take his "Snap-shot". When Arthur tells TR he is a teacher and his cousin was Maj. Hersey of the Rough Riders. TR "wanted to shake hands with me and so forth. He is as pleasant a man as I ever met." He further relates that TR has a lion on the back of the guide's saddle and describes his dress. Later details are of the writer's success in hunting deer and information on his teaching experience and plans. On this date TR is the Vice President-elect but by the following September he will be the President following the death of McKinley in Buffalo NY. From the New York Times / COL. ROOSEVELT COMING EAST. Killed Twelve Mountain Lions Among Them One Weighing 227 Pounds. MEEKER Col. Feb 16.--Vice President-elect Roosevelt and John Goff rode into Meeker from the Keystone Ranch last night having concluded their hunt for big game in the mountains. When asked for interviews Col. Roosevelt referred the correspondent to Mr. Goff. Mr. Goff said seventeen lions were killed during the hunt and that the Colonel himself killed twelve four with his knife and eight with his rifle. Mr. Goff further stated that Col. Roosevelt killed the largest lion that has been killed in this section weighing 227 pounds and measuring 81/2 feet in the flesh. Mr. Goff states that Col. Roosevelt killed it with his knife. One of the most exciting experiences of the hunt occurred when Col. roosevelt killed his second largest lion. In order to get a shot the Colonel leaned the larger portion of his weighty body over a cliff forty feet high. Goff held him by the leg. The Colonel brought down his game with the first shot. Col. Roosevelt expressed himself as having the most enjoyable time of his life. He will leave Meeker to-day in a special conveyance. He will take the train to-night at Rifle when he probably will go home. unknown
Bookseller reference : 16974
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(Theodore Roosevelt)
An Etching Of President Roosevelt. The Bookman Magazine January 1907
New York: Dodd Mead and Company 1907. First Edition. Wraps. Very good. Octavo; pp; 449-450; Illustrated; original pictorial color paper wrappers. Very good light chipping at spine foot. A short piece announcing the "Goodspeed's Engraving of Theodore Roosevelt". A great companion piece for the Sidney Smith engraving. Dodd, Mead and Company paperback
Bookseller reference : 14442
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(Theodore Roosevelt)
Forestry And Irrigation Magazine. November 1907
Washington DC: American Forestry Association 1907. First Edition. Wraps. Very good. Octavo; pp; 557-610; illustrated; original pictorial printed wrappers;. Covers TR's trip down the Mississippi River. Also Sheep in the High Sierra's. Conservation minded periodical. American Forestry Association paperback
Bookseller reference : 15197
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(Theodore Roosevelt)
Forestry And Irrigation Magazine. December 1902
Washington DC: American Forestry Association 1902. First Edition. Wraps. Very good. Octavo; pp; 483-523; illustrated; original pictorial printed wrappers;. Covers TR's Conservation Message. Gifford Pinchot; Also the Aswan Dam. Conservation minded periodical. American Forestry Association paperback
Bookseller reference : 15199
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(Theodore Roosevelt)
Inter-State Journal Illustrated Presidential Campaign
White River Jct. Vt: Charles R. Cummings 1904. First Edition. Very good. Quarto; pp; 16; illustrated with black and white photographs; original self-wrappers;. Front cover illustration shows TR and Sen. Fairbanks at Sagamore Hill. Inside article gives details of both TR and Fairbanks. Photos. Charles R. Cummings unknown
Bookseller reference : 17950
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(Theodore Roosevelt)
Is Polar Exploration Worth While. Outlook March 1 1913
New York: The Outlook Company 1913. Only Edition. Wraps. Very good. Octavo; pp; 485-486; original decorated printed wrappers;. The Outlook 1870–1935 was a weekly magazine published in New York City. In 1900 the ranking weekly magazines of news and opinion were The Independent The Nation & The Outlook. Theodore Roosevelt was an associate editor for The Outlook publishing his first article March 6 1909. An invaluable contemporary view into the zeitgeist of the Progressive Era and the administrations of Theodore Roosevelt Taft & Wilson. In this article TR reflects on the death of Scott and the risks and rigors of exploration. Also pieces on State Insurance the Trusts Mexico and more. The Outlook Company paperback
Bookseller reference : 14425
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(Theodore Roosevelt)
Mounted Photograph; Theodore Roosevelt campaigning In Perth Amboy N. J. c1904
Np: No Publisher 1904. Photograph. Very good. Mounted photograph measuring 6.75" x 4.75". Image of TR & Mayor Brace on the rear of a Railroad Car surrounded by a large crowd. TR is at far left of car deck with arm extended. Great example of the whistle-stop campaign style of the late 19th & early 20th century. No Publisher unknown
Bookseller reference : 16754
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(Theodore Roosevelt) Moffett Studios
Photograph Of Theodore Roosevelt And The Other Delegates To The First Progressive National Convention Chicago 1912
Moffett Studios 1912. minor edge wear elsle very good. Photograpgh measures Approx. 8†x 6â€. On verso; “Delegates to the First Progressive Nat’l Convention Chic. 1912 -- L to R J. A. Ferris S. M. Ferris W. J. Merrifield G. W. Meyer. Photo by Moffett Studios Chic. Autobiog p. 115â€. Ex Vail Archive. This photo also appears in Vivian's "Romance Of My Life." but the names in the order are different except for Meyer. They are; L to R Wm. J. Merrifield S. M. Ferris Jos. A. Ferris & Geo. W. Meyer. Photo by Moffett Studios Chicago. These men were with TR in his Dakota Days. Moffett Studios unknown
Bookseller reference : 16745
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(Theodore Roosevelt)
President Taft And The Roosevelt Policies; Outlook May 18 1912
New York: The Outlook Company 1912. Only Edition. Wraps. Very good . Octavo; pp; 110-122; Illustrated; original pictorial color printed wrappers; Very good or better. The Outlook 1870–1935 was a weekly magazine published in New York City. In 1900 the ranking weekly magazines of news and opinion were The Independent The Nation & The Outlook. Theodore Roosevelt was an associate editor for The Outlook publishing his first article March 6 1909. An invaluable contemporary view into the zeitgeist of the Progressive Era and the administrations of Theodore Roosevelt Taft & Wilson. In this article Taft's Secretary of the Treasury Franklin MacVeagh and TR's Secretary Of The Interior James R. Garfield offer point-counter point views on the Taft's administration in view of the Roosevelt Policies. They report-You decide; Other articles of interest in this issue; The Political Campaign reporting the progress of the primaries and a look at the Dems as well; Morocco & Eorope; Home Rule For Ireland;. The Outlook Company paperback
Bookseller reference : 14135
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(Theodore Roosevelt) Gebbie & Company Publishers
Prospectus The Works Of Theodore Roosevelt; The Uniform Edition
Philadelphia: Gebbie & Company Publishers 1902. Prospectus Reply Reservation Card. Wraps. Very good. 24mo; pp; 3; illustrated with the Rockwood portrait of TR on the cover; printed pictorial wrappers; very good;. Gebbie issued this set in 1902 & 1903 it was beautifully printed ran to 22 vols a truly upscale production. The plates would be used eventually to print the Elkhorn Edition published by Cjarles Scribner's Sons 1906-1920. Gebbie & Company Publishers paperback
Bookseller reference : 16816
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(Theodore Roosevelt) Review Of Reviews
Prospectus The Works Of Theodore Roosevelt; The Statesman's Edition
New York: Trow Press for the Review Of Reviews 1904. Wraps. Very good. Octavo; pp; 4; illustrated in color; printed pictorial wrappers; with the return Post Card and a sample page from American Ideals & the verso from the Rough Riders;. The publisher issued this set in dark red cloth with white lettering It was nicely printed but ran only to fourteen volumes; The Winning of the West in four volumes two volumes of Presidential Address & Papers and two volumes of the Naval War The Wilderness Hunter Hunting Trips Of A Ranchman Hunting The Grizzly American Ideals The Rough Riders & the Strenuous Life completed this issue. Ex-Scanlan Collection. Trow Press for the Review Of Reviews paperback
Bookseller reference : 16769
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(Theodore Roosevelt)
Republican State Convention Sepember 171912
Concord N.H.: No Publisher 1912. Only Edition. Wraps. Very good. 16mo; pp; 4; photograph of President Taft on cover; original printed paper wrappers;. Small brochure noting that the Republican State Convention was held in Concord N. H. at Phenix Hall September 17 1912. Inside are the lyrics to the National Anthem & "America" No Publisher paperback
Bookseller reference : 16783
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(Theodore Roosevelt)
Roosevelt Memorial Meeting Symphony Hall Monday Evening October 27 1919 Broadsheet Announcement / Program
Boston: No Publisher 1919. Very good. Broadsheet announcement / program. Lists participants songs etc. Lyrics to songs on verso. Approx. 10" x 7" Small cut of TR at top center. Quite scarce. The Harvard Glee Club Performed. Gov. Calvin Coolidge Presided. No Publisher unknown
Bookseller reference : 16760
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(Theodore Roosevelt)
Stereo View Of President Roosevelt Taking The Oath Of Office - Brilliant Inaugural At The Capitol Washington D.C.
New York: Underwood & Underwood Publishers 1905. Very good. View is curved and measures 7" x 3.5â€;. TR's Inauguration. Underwood & Underwood Publishers unknown
Bookseller reference : 17569
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(Theodore Roosevelt)
Stereo View Of 5th And 8th Regiments U. S. Army Inaugural Parade Washington D.C.
Chicago: Metropolitan Syndicate 1905. Very good. View is curved and measures 7" x 3.5â€;. TR's Inauguration Parade. Metropolitan Syndicate unknown
Bookseller reference : 17570
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(Theodore Roosevelt)
Stereo View Of President Roosevelt Dictating Instructions To His Secretary William Loeb White House Washington D.C.
Meadville Pa: B. L. Singley 1903. Very good. View is curved and measures 7" x 3.5â€;. Detailed text on verso. B. L. Singley unknown
Bookseller reference : 17568
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(Theodore Roosevelt)
Stereo View Of The United Nation’s President Viewing The Famous Historic Sites - From The “Algonquin†Charlestown Harbor S.C.
New York: Underwood & Underwood Publishers 1902. Very good. View is curved and measures 7" x 3.5â€;. This is the same trip that Owen Wister describes in his book "Theodore Roosevelt A Friendship"; It was an incident on this trip that caused the first edition of that book to besuppressed and altered. Underwood & Underwood Publishers unknown
Bookseller reference : 17567
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(Theodore Roosevelt)
Stereo View Of The Inauguration Of President Roosevelt March 4 1905 The President In The Big Carriage On The Way To The White House
Philadelphia: Universal Photo Art Company 1905. Very good. View is curved and measures 7" x 3.5â€;. TR is waving from his carriage. Universal Photo Art Company unknown
Bookseller reference : 17576
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(Theodore Roosevelt)
Stereo View Of President Roosevelt A Strong And Masterful Swayer Of Men - At Tipton Indiana
Meadville Pa: B. L. Singley 1902. Very good. View is curved and measures 7" x 3.5â€;. Detailed text on verso;. B. L. Singley unknown
Bookseller reference : 17574
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(Theodore Roosevelt)
Stereo View In Color Of The Inauguration Of President Roosevelt March 4 1905
Np: No Publisher 1905. Very good. Theodore Roosevelt. Stereo View In Color Of The Inauguration Of President Roosevelt March 4 1905. Np: No Publisher 1905. View is curved and measures 7" x 3.5â€;. No Publisher unknown
Bookseller reference : 17571
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(Theodore Roosevelt)
Stereo View Of The Nation’s Chief Visiting The Exposition - President Roosevelt On The “Algonquin†Charlestown Harbor S.C.
New York: Underwood & Underwood Publishers 1902. Very good. View is curved and measures 7" x 3.5â€;. This is the same trip that Owen Wister describes in his book "Theodore Roosevelt A Friendship"; It was an incident on this trip that caused the first edition of that book to besuppressed and altered. Underwood & Underwood Publishers unknown
Bookseller reference : 17566
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(Theodore Roosevelt)
Stereo View Troop “H†Captain Curry “Rough Ridersâ€
New York: Strohmeyer & Wyman Publishers 1898. Very good. View is curved and measures 7" x 3.5â€;. The First U. S. Volunteer Cavalry. Strohmeyer & Wyman Publishers unknown
Bookseller reference : 17582
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(Theodore Roosevelt)
Stereo View “Wait Till You Can See The Whites Of Their Eyes Boysâ€; Co. G Washington Vols Pasig Philippines
New York: Underwood & Underwood Publishers 1899. Very good. View is curved and measures 7" x 3.5â€;. Underwood & Underwood Publishers unknown
Bookseller reference : 17584
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(Theodore Roosevelt)
Stereo View Working For Peace - President Roosevelt And Envoys Of Mikado And Czar On The “Mayflowerâ€
New York: Underwood & Underwood Publishers 1905. Very good. View is curved and measures 7" x 3.5â€;. Extensive text on verso. Underwood & Underwood Publishers unknown
Bookseller reference : 17580
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(Theodore Roosevelt)
Stereo View Chaplain Brown Of The “Rough Riders†Preaching To The Regiment
New York: Strohmeyer & Wyman Publishers 1898. Very good. View is curved and measures 7" x 3.5â€;. Multi-lingual text on verso. Strohmeyer & Wyman Publishers unknown
Bookseller reference : 17583
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(Theodore Roosevelt)
Stereo View Grave Of Lt. Quentin Roosevelt Buried By Germans Where He Fell
Meadville Pa: Keystone View Company 1917. Very good. is curved and measures 7" x 3.5â€;. Extensive text on verso. Keystone View Company unknown
Bookseller reference : 17579
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(Theodore Roosevelt)
Stereo View Of Theodore Roosevelt & Gov. Yates Governor's Mansion Springfield Ill
Decatur Il: International View Company 1901. Very good. View is curved and measures 7" x 3.5â€; Very good;. An uncommon TR stereoview. International View Company unknown
Bookseller reference : 17221
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