Warren G. Harding Administration Autograph Collection.... (Total: 15 Items)

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Warren G. Harding Administration Autograph Collection. A group of 15 items with various dates and from various times in their careers including signature "Calvin Coolidge" (Harding's Vice President) signed on a White House calling card, mounted inside a paper folder, else near fine; "Theodore Roosevelt" (Assistant Secretary of the Navy) on a calling card, toned, else near fine; autograph card signed "Herbert Hoover" (Secretary of Commerce), with accompanying typed letter signed by his secretary, near fine; two signatures signed "Harry S. New" (Postmaster General), one on a Postmaster General calling card, toned, else fine; a one page typed letter signed "John W. Weeks" (Secretary of War), on United States Senate letterhead, September 5, 1913, with the usual fold creases, slightly faded and signature slightly smeared, else very good; a typed letter and two signatures signed "H. M. Daugherty" (Attorney General), all in very good condition; "Albert B. Fall" (Secretary of the Interior), signed on a Secretary of the Interior calling card, in fine condition; "Will H. Hays" (Postmaster General) signed on a Postmaster General calling card, in near fine condition; a one page typed letter signed "Geo B Christian", Senator from Ohio, ink slightly faded, else very good; seven typed letters signed "James J. Davis" (Secretary of Labor), various dates, all with the usual fold creases, else average very good; autograph letter signed "Edwin Denby" (Secretary of the Navy), toned, else very good; typed letter and signature signed "Henry C. Wallace" (Secretary of Agriculture), toned, else in very good condition; Secretary of the Treasury autograph card signed "A. W. Mellon" (Secretary of the Treasury), fine; an autograph card signed "Hubert Work" (Postmaster General), fine; and a typed letter signed "Charles B. Hughes" (Secretary of State), on Secretary of State letterhead, with fold creases, slightly toned, else near fine. From the collection of Henry E. Luhrs.