JAMES K. POLK- BEING A AUTHORIZATION FOR AFFIXING THE SEAL OF THE UNITED STATES TO A CABINET LETTER TO THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA AND DATED JULY14,1847 AND SIGNED JAMES K. POLK AS PRESIDENT. THE DOCUMENT IS IN FINE CONDITION.

ZACHARY TAYLOR- BEING A DIRECTIVE TO RETURN CERTAIN ITEMS TO ? FORT CRAWFORD FOR MEN ON EXTRA DUTY AND FATIGUE AND DATED OCTOBER 21, 1833 AND SIGNED Z. TAYLOR FOR COMMAND. THERE IS A LONG LIST OF MEN ON SPECIAL DUTY ON VERSO OF THE DIRECTIVE. THE ITEM IS IN GOOD CONDITION.

MILLARD FILLMORE- BEING A SINGLE SHEET OF 6 IN X 4 IN STATIONERY FROM BUFFALO SEPTEMBER 28, 1853 ON WHICH FILLMORE RESPONDS TO A REQUEST FOR HIS AUTOGRAPH. HE SIGNS WITH HIS FULL NAME MILLARD FILLMORE (AS PRESIDENT).

FRANKLIN PIERCE- BEING A LETTER SIGNED MARCH 10, 1857, WASHINGTON PRESIDENT PIERCE ENDORSES THE APPOINTMENT OF A CERTAIN INDIVIDUAL TO THE NAVY. THE LETTER IS ADDRESSED TO M. DICKERSON THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY. THE ADDRESS LEAF HAS A WAX SEAL AFFIXED TO IT.

JAMES BUCHANAN- BEING A DOCUMENT IN WHICH PRESIDENT BUCHANAN AUTHORIZES A PARDON FOR JAMES STERNLAND AND DATED FEBRUARY 25TH 1861, WASHINGTON. SIGNED BY JAMES BUCHANAN.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN-BEING A SLIP OF PAPER ON WHICH LINCOLN HAS WRITTEN----- SUBMITTED TO THE SEC. OF WAR---AND IT IS SIGNED A.. LINCOLN.

ANDREW JOHNSON- A FASCINATING DOCUMENT IN WHICH JOHNSON ISSUES A FULL AND UNCONDITIONAL PARDON TO ONE W.J. WALKER FOR PARTICIPATING IN "REBELLION" AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES. THE DOCUMENT IS 16 IN X 10 IN AND IS DATED MAY 29, 1865. THE DOCUMENT IS A BIFOLD DOCUMENT AND THERE IS PRINTING ON THE FIRST THREE PAGES ONLY. THERE IS A BEAUTIFUL SEAL EMBOSSED ON THE LAST PAGE. THE DOCUMENT IS SIGNED A BY ANDREW JOHNSON AND CO-SIGNED BY WILLIAM SEWARD AS SECRETARY OF STATE. THE DOCUMENT IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION WITH NICE DARK SIGNATURES.. THERE IS ONE SMALL PAPER SPLIT AT THE MID POINT OF THE VERTICAL FOLD. THIS DOCUMENT REFLECTS JOHNSON'S CONCILIATORY POLICIES TOWARD THE SOUTH AND HI DESIRE TO FORGIVE THOSE WHO FOUGHT ON THAT SIDE

ULYSSES S. GRANT- BEING A 13 IN X 18IN PRINTED DOCUMENT FOR A JOHN ROALLI WHO IS BEING APPOINTED THE AMERICAN CONSUL IN FRENCH GUIANA. THE DOCUMENT IS DATED OCTOBER 27TH, 1874 AND IT IS SIGNED U. S. GRANT AND IT IS COUNTERSIGNED BY HAMILTON FISH SEC OF STATE. THE DOCUMENT IS IN OVERALL FINE CONDITION WITH AN INTACT SEAL.

RUTHERFORD B. HAYES- BEING AN AUTOGRAPH LETTER , JULY 15, 1875, FREMONT, OHIO WHICH IS WRITTEN ON 6 IN X 9 IN LINED PAPER. IN THE LETTER HAYES IS RESPONDING TO SOMEONE WHO MUST HAVE SENT HIM SOME SUGGESTIONS OR ADVICE SO HAYES INDICATED HE WILL CONSIDER SAME. THE LETTER IS SIGNED R.B.HAYES, THE LETTER IS ALSO MARKED PRIVATE. THE SHEET OF PAPER IS IN GOOD CONDITION,

JAMES A. GARFIELD- BEING A LETTER SIGNED AND DATED OCTOBER 17TH, 1877 ON 8 IN X 5 IN HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES STATIONERY. GARFIELD IS RESPONDING TO A PETITIONER REGARDING SOME APPOINTMENTS FOR HIS FRIENDS. GARFIELD STATES THAT HE IS UNABLE TO BE OF HELP BECAUSE THERE ARE ALREADY TOO MANY OHIOANS IN THAT PARTICULAR DEPARTMENT . THE LETTER IS SIGNED J.A. GARFIELD.

CHESTER A. ARTHUR- BEING A LETTER SIGNED ON 8 IN X 10 IN STATE OF NEW YORK, QUARTERMASTER GENERALS DEPARTMENT LETTERHEAD. THE LETTER IS DATED JULY 31, 1861 AND IS ADDRESSED TO GENERAL CUYLER VAN VECHTEN IN ALBANY. THE LETTER ADDRESSES REQUESTS MADE FROM VAN VECHTEN THAT OBVIOUSLY WERE MADE RELATIVE TO THE MOBILIZATION THAT WAS ONGOING AT THE TIME-- FORT SUMTER HAVING BEEN FIRED UPON IN APRIL OF 1861,THE LETTER MENTIONS THE MOBILIZATION OF 25 REGIMENTS. VAN VECHTEN SUCCEEDED ARTHUR AS QUARTERMASTER GENERAL IN 1862.. THE LETTER IS A BIFOLD MANUSCRIPT AND IT IS SIGNED ON PAGE 3 C.A. ARTHUR. THE LETTER IS IN OVERALL FINE CONDITION. INTRIGUING HISTORY.

GROVER CLEVELAND- BEING A AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED, DEC 16, 1899, PRINCETON. CLEVELAND IS RESPONDING TO A REQUEST FOR HIS AUTOGRAPH, THE LETTER IS WRITTEN ON P.1 OF BIFOLD 7 IN X 5 IN STATIONERY AND IT IS SIGNED GROVER CLEVELAND, THE LETTER IS IN FINE CONDITION.

BENJAMIN HARRISON- BEING A ONE PAGE, 6 IN X 9 IN, TYPED LETTER ON HIS PERSONAL LETTERHEAD, INDIANAPOLIS JANUARY 21ST, 1889. HARRISON IS WRITING TO A GENERAL THANKING HIM FOR THE INFORMATION HE SENT. IT IS SIGNED BENJAMIN HARRISON. THE LETTER IS IN FINE CONDITION.

WILLIAM McKINLEY- BEING A TWO PAGE, 5 IN X 9 IN LETTER SIGNED ON LINED HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES STATIONERY, FEB.9,1889. Mckinley IS RESPONDING TO A REQUEST THAT HE SUPPORT A CERTAIN JUDICIAL APPOINTMENT BUT HE RESPONDS THAT HE IS COMMITTED TO SUPPORT A DIFFERENT CANDIDATE FOR A JUDGESHIP. IT IS SIGNED W. MCKINLEY.THE LETTER IS IN FINE CONDITION AND THE SIGNATURE IS BOLD.

THEODORE ROOOSEVELT- THIS IS A TYPED LETTER WHICH IS ON A SINGLE SHEET OF 8 IN X 10 IN STATIONERY WITH A HEADING OF THE NEW YORK POLICE DEPARTMENT'S ,OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT HEADING. TR IS WRITING TO AN EDITOR ABOUT HIS ARTICLE HE SUBMITTED WITH SOME RELATION TO A BOOK HE HAS JUST PUBLISHED. AND HE IS URGING THAT THE ARTICLE SHOULD BE PUBLISHED SOON OR NOT AT ALL. IT IS SIGNED THEODORE ROOSEVELT.

WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT-THE TYPED LETTER IS ON TAFT'S PERSONAL 7 IN X 9 IN NEW HAVEN STATIONERY AND IS DATED MAY 10TH,1915. IT IS A LONG, DETAILED ENUMERATION OF TAFT'S BUSY SCHEDULE WHICH ENDS WITH A TIME, PLACE AND DATE WHEN HE WILL SEE THE RECIPIENT WHO HAS REQUESTED AN AUDIENCE WITH THE GREAT MAN. APPARENTLY THE RECIPIENT WAS A JOURNALIST. THE LETTER IS SIGNED WM H TAFT. It is in excellent condition

WOODROW WILSON- THIS ITEM IS A TYPED LETTER SIGNED ON WOODROW WILSON'S 6 IN X 9 IN TRENTON, NJ STATIONERY AND DATED DECEMBER 12, 1912. THIS LETTER IS THANKING THE RECIPIENT FOR HIS SUPPORT AND WILSON PROMISES TO SEND A PHOTOGRAPH. THE LETTER IS IN FINE CONDITION AND IT IS SIGNED BOLDLY WOODROW WILSON THE LETTER IS IN VERY GOOD CONDITION..