Box 1
Contains 32 Results:
Anthony, Susan B. Addressee: Mrs. Watson Writer's location: Rochester, New York, August 25, 1882
"To get the right to vote secured to the women of this nation!" First Day Covers and Coins are also included in this file. Rudin # A-1
Armstrong, Neil , n.d.
"What America Means To Me". Rudin # A-2
Audubon, John J. Addressee: John Kirk Townsend Writer's location: Charleston, South Carolina, November 4, 1833
Refers to a possible new bird species and requests research be done as to whether the species is a distinct one or not. Is writing the second volume of the Ornithological Biography. With this lot is the program for the first day of issue ceremony of the 1985 Audubon stamp. Rudin # A-3
Powell, Robert Baden Addressee: C.V. Swan Writer's location: London, January 24, 1919
Congratulating Swan and his group of Scouts on their work with the Coastwatching Service during the War. Rudin # A-4
Barnum, P.T. Addressee: Robert Collyer Writer's location: Bridgeport, Connecticut, April 26, 1887
Discusses his bout of exhaustion and his resolve to "take it easy". Rudin # A-5
Barnum, P.T. Addressee: Mr. H.P.R. Holt Writer's location: Bridgeport, Connecticut, July 19, 1889
Offers sage advice for happiness and salvation. Rudin # A-6
Bartholdi, Frederic Auguste Addressee: Cheri Madame Writer's location: New York, August 26, 1876
The sculptor attempts to raise funds to build the Statue of Liberty. In French, with translation. Rudin # A-7
Bartholdi, Frederic Auguste Writer's location: Paris, 1883
Pamphlet entitled "La Statue de la Liberte, Eclairant Le Monde" signed and inscribed by Bartholdi. (36 pages plus two fold-out plates). Rudin # A-8
Bartholdi, Frederic Auguste Writer's location: New York, 1886
1886 silk souvenir ribbon printed around the time of the dedication of the Statue of Liberty. Rudin # A-8A
Barton, Clara Addressee: Lucy Ellen Guernsey Writer's location: Johnstown, Pennsylvania, September 5, 1889
In the aftermath of the devastating Johnston Flood, Barton gushes "It takes great courage to begin again the struggle for existence". Rudin # A-9