Box 5
Contains 200 Results:
Autographed Photograph; n.d.; 25 x 20, color.
Document Signed; n.d.; 22 x 14. American flag.
COX, John I. (1855-1946) Governor of Tennessee.
Document Signed; 14 Aug. 1906, Nashville; 1 p., 35 x 21. Certification of Justice of the Peace for Franklin County., 1906
CRABBE, Larry "Buster." (1908-1983) Actor.
Autographed Photograph; n.d.; 25 x 20.
CRASTER, Herbert Henry Edmund (1879-1959)
Manuscript letter autographed
CREDITON, Bishop of. (William F. Surtees). (1871-1956) British bishop.
Autographed Letter Signed; 28 June 1934, The Close, Exeter; 1 p., 20 x 12½., 1934
CRITTENDEN, J. J. (1787-1863) Senator, Kentucky; Attorney General.
Autograph; n.d.; 8 x 5.
CROCKETT, David. (1786-1836) Frontiersman.
Autographed Letter Signed; 16 Mar. 1928, Washington, DC; 1 p., 24 x 19. To Doctor Cohern in fulfillment of a promise to send Gen. Brady's letter., 1928
CROMWELL, Oliver. (1599-1658) Lord Protector of England.
Document Signed; 29 Apr. 1657, Whitehall, London; 1 p., 31 x 23½. Appointment of a minister for Northumberland., 1657
CRONKITE, Walter. (1916-2009) Journalist.
Autographed Photograph; n.d.; 22½ x 12½.
Autographed Photograph; n.d.; 25 x 20.
CROOKS, Richard. (1900-1972) Musician.
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