HARVARD SCIENTIST ZOOLOGIST JEAN AGASSIZ NOTE Scarce hand-written note by Harvard College zoologist and biologist Jean Louis Agassiz (1807-1873). The note was written in 1867 about the receipt of a fish and is written on Harvard College Museum of Comparative Zoology stationery. Please inquire with your questions and/or if you would like a shipping quote.
 

SOCCER SUPERSTAR PELE AUTOGRAPH Autograph by soccer superstar Pele. Please inquire with your questions and/or if you would like a shipping quote.
 

PELE AUTOGRAPHED WORLD CUP SOCCER BROCHURE Autographed 1986 World Cup Soccer promotional advertising brochure by famous soccer star Pele in blue ink on the cover. The advertising brochure is comprised of 12 pages including the cover and lists various advertising sponsorship opportunities for the 1986 World Cup soccer matches in Mexico City. Please inquire if you have any questions and/or would like a shipping quote.
 

REINER AUTOGRAPHED CARNEGIE HALL PROGRAM Carnegie Hall concert program cover from January 17, 1943 featuring Fritz Reiner and signed by Reiner. Written on the back side of the concert program in pencil is the date. The program cover is in good condition and measures 10"h x 7.25"w. Please inquire if you have questions and/or would like a shipping quote.
 

COMPOSER RICHARD RODGERS AUTOGRAPHED NOTE Note written and signed by composer/musician Richard Rodgers on July 16, 1962 on personal stationery with accompanying envelope. The note states "I was touched and made enormously happy by your wire of good wishes on my birthday. My deepest thanks and love to you both." Please inquire if you have questions and/or would like a shipping quote.
 

1800'S ARTIST EDWIN LANDSEER AUTOGRAPH NOTE Hand-written note signed by British artist Sir Edwin H. Landseer (1802-1873).
 

1930 LTR ON MRS ASTOR BY ROYAL CORTISSOZ Two page letter on New York Society including the Astors and the Vanderbilts by Royal Cortissoz (1869-1948) who was an author and was also a renowned art critic for the New York Herald Tribune. The letter was written in 1930.
 

GROSVENOR, NAT. GEO. SOC. 1926 AUTOGRAPH LTR Letter by Gilbert Grosvenor (1875-1966) who served as President of the National Geographic Society in Washington, D.C. The letter is dated 'May 6, 1926' and is in excellent condition with typical fold creases.
 

SCIENTIST, ZOOLOGIST AGASSIZ 1867 AUTOGRAPH Hand-written note by zoologist and biologist Jean Louis Agassiz (1807-1873) written in 1867 on Museum of Comparative Zoology stationery. In excellent condition with typical but light fold creases.
 

CAMILLE CHAUTEMPS, FRENCH PREMIER, LTRS/NOTE TWO LETTERS AND A NOTE BY CAMILLE CHAUTEMPS (1885-1963) who served as premier and minister in various cabinets. He eventually ended up residing in the United States from where these letters and note were written. the two letters are in French and I do not know what the translation is. The hand-written note measures 8.5"h x 5.5"w and the two typed letters measure approximately 10.5"h x 7.5"w.
 

LUCIUS CLAY REPUBLICAN FINANCE AUTOGRAPH NOTE NOTE BY LUCIUS DUBIGNON CLAY (1897-1978) who was a World War II General and who was serving on the Republican National Finance Committee when he wrote this note. In this note to Philip Sporn, Clay comments on the political atmosphere and how contributions to the Republican party will make a difference in Congress. The note was typed using black ink on white stationery with printed black 'REPUBLICAN NATIONAL FINANCE COMMITTEE' letterhead. The note is dated 'January 3, 1967' and is signed 'Lucius D. Clay' in black ink. Stationery dimensions are approximately 11"h x 8.5"w. The stationery is in fine condition with typical fold creases. There is a staple mark on the upper left corner as well as a stamped receipt date 'Jan 4 1967'. Philip Sporn (1896-1978) to whom this note was written served as President of the American Electric Power Corporation and wrote several books on energy including 'The Integrated Power System'.
 

CBS FRANK STANTON AUTOGRAPH LTR, MANUSCRIPT LETTER BY FRANK STANTON AS PRESIDENT OF CBS in regards to his 1961 Commencement address delivered to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Accompanying the letter is a copy of that speech with notations in pencil. The letter is typed on two pages using black ink on white stationery with Columbia Broadcasting System letterhead on the first page and is signed by Stanton in black ink. Approximate stationery dimensions are 11"h x 8.25"w. Along with the 2 page letter is shown the first page of the 10 page speech in the images below.