A JIMMY CARTER SIGNED OATH OF OFFICE

JIMMY CARTER (1924-). Carter was the Thirty-Ninth President.

DS. 1pg. N.d. N.p. A typed document signed “J Carter”. The document is a souvenir copy of the Presidential Oath of Office: “I do solemnly swear that I will faithfully execute the Office of President of the United States, and will, to the best of my ability, preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States. So help me God. J Carter”. It is in fine condition.

GROVER CLEVELAND THANKS A FRIEND FOR GIFTING HIM A BOOK

GROVER CLEVELAND (1837-1908). Cleveland was the Twenty-Second and Twenty-Fourth Presidents. ALS. 2pgs. 4 ½” x 7”. January 3, 1899. Princeton, NJ. An autograph letter signed “Grover Cleveland”. It is written on letterhead reading “Westland, Princeton, New Jersey”, the name and location of Cleveland’s residence after his second term as President. Cleveland thanks his friend, a Syracuse lawyer by the name of A. Nathaniel, for sending him a biography of Tammany Hall-affiliated politician Samuel S. Cox (1824-1889): “My dear Mr. Nathaniel, Please accept my sincere thanks for a copy of the “Life of Samuel S. Cox” which you kindly sent me on Christmas. I have just laid it aside after an hour delightfully spent in glancing it through, and I anticipate added pleasure in its thorough perusal. I wish in these days we had more of Mr. Cox’s committed attachment to his secretary. Yours very truly, Grover Cleveland”. The letter is in fine condition.

BILL CLINTON (1946- ).  Clinton was the Forty-Second President.

SB. 1000pg. No date. No place.  My Life signed by President Bill Clinton on a bookplate attached to the first endpage.  The bookplate was produced by Knopf and has the initials "WJC" and a golden border.  This is a second printing and the book is in very fine condition.

BILL CLINTON (1946- ).  Clinton was the Forty-Second President.

TLS. 1pg. 6 ¾” x 8 ¼”. January 30, 1996. The White House.  A typed letter signed “Bill” as President to Betty Fuller, a friend from Arkansas: “Happy Birthday!  Hillary and I send our very best wishes for a wonderful day and for a healthy and happy year ahead.”  The letter is in very fine condition on pale green paper.

PRESIDENT CLINTON THANKS A MAN FOR WRITING ABOUT THE 1994 MID-TERM ELECTIONS

BILL CLINTON (1946- ).  Clinton was the Forty-Second President.

TLS. 1pg. 6 ¾” x 8 ¼”. December 20, 1994. The White House.  A typed letter signed “Bill Clinton” as President to Steven Luskin of New York City: “Thanks for the great letter you wrote to the editor of the New York Times.  I found your description of what you think the mid-term elections meant very insightful, and I appreciate what you said in my defense.”  Clinton and the Democrats were badly beaten in the 1994 mid-terms, leading the Republicans to control the House for the first time in decades.  The letter is matted in blue and framed in gold, and it is in very fine condition.

PRESIDENT CLINTON THANKS A MAN FOR HIS POLITICAL SUPPORT: “WE LOVE TO GET YOUR LETTERS OF ENCOURAGEMENT”

BILL CLINTON (1946- ).  Clinton was the Forty-Second President.

TLS. 1pg. 6 ¾” x 8 ¼”. January 5, 1995. The White House.  A typed letter signed “Bill” as President to Steven Luskin of New York City: “Thanks for your letter of December 20.  It was great to hear from you and to get your encouraging words.  Your constant support means a lot to Hillary and me.  We love to get your letters of encouragement, too.”  The President also wrote “Thanks!” at the conclusion.  The letter is matted in blue and framed in gold, and it is in very fine condition.