New York: Simon and Schuster, 1992. First Edition, Third Printing. Octavo, 322 pages; Very Good/Very Good; white spine with blue lettering; dust jacket protected by a mylar cover; price uncut "$25.00"; minimal shelf wear, pages clean; bookplate and 'Dole Yes! US Senate '92' sticker to front free endpaper; inscribed by Nixon to the half-title page; shelved in case 5. More

New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 2011. First Edition, First Printing. Octavo, 196 pages; VG/VG; spine blue with white lettering; dust jacket protected with a mylar covering, price uncut '$23.95'; very light shelfwear; Signed flat on title page by Bill Clinton; shelved case 5. More

A three-item lot of Lyndon Johnson memorabilia from the personal collection of of longtime NBC News Correspondent Fred Montague. Montague was a presidential correspondent for NBC news during multiple administrations, from Johnson until George H. W. Bush. Included here is an original 1965 photograph of LBJ, a document autographed by First Lady Lady Bird Johnson, and an official White House photo album of Johnson's December 1967 "Trip Around the World." 1. A 1965 type 1 photograph of LBJ in front of the White House, from photographer Abbie Rowe. Black and white. In wood frame, painted black. Measurements: 9.5" x 7.5". In-frame measurements: 10.5" x 8.5". In good condition. Moderate age-toning overall. Light wear to frame, and soiling to class on frame. 2. Commendation from Secretary of the Interior and First Lady of the United States. An autographed document recognizing Montague's contribution to the film project "Faces of the West", signed by Stewart Udall (Secretary of the Interior from 1961 - 1969) and First Lady Lady Bird Johnson. In wood frame, painted beige. Measurements: 10.5" x 13.5". In-frame dimensions: 11.5" x 14.5". In good plus condition. Some light age-toning to document along edges. Frame shows light plus wear overall. 3. Official White House Photo Album of Johnson's global trip of December 1967. Presented to Fed Montague by LBJ. In green faux leather, with gilt lettering: "To Fred Montague / from LBJ". Contains 41 full-page photographs, mix of color and black and white images. First image is a graphic representing the itinerary of the trip. Measurements: 13" x 14.75". Album fair condition (front cover detached but intact, with significant soiling), photographs and binding in very good minus condition. More

A framed, full-color photograph of George W. Bush with tailor Georges de Paris; G+; multiple scraped patches at borders of photo; image undamaged; inscribed to de Paris, "To my favorite tailor, George. Best wishes [Bush's signature]"; dimensions in frame: height 11 1/2 in. x width 8 in.; dimensions out of frame: height 11 in. x width 8 1/2 in.; located at Dupont store. More

New York: Warner Books, 1980. First Edition, First Printing. Octavo, 341 pages; VG-/VG-; spine is white with black and red lettering; dust jacket protected in a mylar covering, price uncut '$12.50', mild shelfwear and rubbing, light toning to spine; inscribed on a bookplate affixed to the half-title page by Richard Nixon to Aram Bakshian; shelved case 5. More

A framed, full-color photograph of George W. Bush, Laura Bush, tailor Georges de Paris, and a fourth man; VG; signed flat by George W. Bush and Laura Bush; dimensions in frame: height 9 in. x width 11 in.; dimensions out of frame: height 8 in. x width 10 in.; located at Dupont store. More

New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1978. First Edition, First Printing. Octavo, 1120 pages; VG/VG; blue spine with white lettering; dust jacket protected by a mylar covering; price clipped; some shelf wear to the edges of the dust jacket, pages clean; signed flat by Richard Nixon on the ffep; EF consignment; shelved in case 5. More

New York: Times Books, 1995. First Edition. Small, thin octavo in off-white hardcovers with ivory and blue DJ in brodart; VG/VG; in good condition; signature on title page; pp. 130; illustrations accompany each poem; shelved in Case # 5; RK consignment. More

New York: Random House, 1963. First Edition. Octavo, 86 pages; VG-/VG-; quarter binding of black cloth, boards in blue paper; spine blue with faded red and white lettering; dust jacket protected with a mylar covering; minor shelf wear to dust jacket, including several very small tears and small creases at edges; dust jacket is age-toned; price uncut; upper edge stained orange; end papers are slightly age-toned and foxed (particularly paste downs); Hoover’s bookplate at front paste down; text block lightly age-toned and foxed; contains blue illustrations; EF consignment; shelved Case 1. More

1918. A typed letter signed by President Woodrow Wilson on White House stationery, dated 18 July, 1918, and addressed to A. S. Burleson. The letter regards two enclosed letters that "are important about the telegraph and telephone matters." This letter is attached via two staples to the two letters referenced, plus the envelope for the letter. One of the attached letters is a 3 page TLS from Clarence Mackay, President of the Postal Telegraph-Cable Company, to Wilson. The other is a carbon copy of the response Wilson sent Mackay. Also included is a seemingly unrelated 4 page ALS addressed to Burleson regarding the telegraph, dated July 13 / 18. This letter is attached via three staples to a piece of white paper. Very good-. Staples rusted and all pages somewhat age-toned. Dimensions w 8 in x h 10.5 in. TW001.TW Consignment. More

Boston: [N.P], 1864. Gardiner, W. H.; Boston : [N.p], 1864; Small Quarto, 19 pages; G+; Booklet in original brown wrappers, housed in chemise case with quarter-leather and marbled boards; Case shows light wear to head/tail of spine and light wear to corners; Covers of booklet have moderate chipping to corners and tail of spine, light chipping to fore-edges, a one-inch closed tear to bottom edge of front cover, a three-inch tear to wrappers along spine, and light plus soiling overall; A light plus vertical crease is visible on covers and on all pages at midsection; Textblock has light plus age-toning overall, with some light plus soiling to page one; President Millard Fillmore's signature appears in ink on the front cover: "Millard Fillmore / March 17, 1864". Dimensions: 8.5" x 9.75"; shelved case 7. More