Posters and Letters Regarding Activities for Women

Letter from R.H. Pratt to a woman regarding the reduction of a train ticket price from the State of Nevada.

48/847. 43 3/8" h x 29 3/8" w.

Henrietta Szold TLS Regarding the Health of Women in Jerusalem in 1925 Typed letter signed "Henrietta Szold", as President of Hadassah, one page, 8.5" x 11", June 18, 1925, on Hadassah letterhead, add

[Manuscript/Ephemera] Letter of Woman Missionary in Micronesia.[Manuscript/Ephemera] Letter of Woman Missionary in Micronesia. Letter detailed the missionary activities of Venie Walkup. Walkup arrived

Kieth haring Signed Letter and Original Haring poster WOW RARE JSA LOA. POSTER FROM 1985

Lot includes all (2) items shown. (1) Ticket is dated Wednesday, November 12, 1980. Please see images regarding the condition of the poster print and ticket.The lot / autograph(s) includes an official

Lot includes all (2) items shown. (1) Ticket is dated Wednesday, November 12, 1980. Please see images regarding the condition of the poster print and ticket. The lot / autograph(s) includes an officia

Lot includes all (2) items shown. (1) Ticket is dated Wednesday, November 12, 1980. Please see images regarding the condition of the poster print and ticket. The lot / autograph(s) includes an officia

Poster measures 27" x 40" in size and features a print from the film "Tucker: The Man And His Dream" (1988). Please see images for details regarding the condition of the poster.

Copyright 1903, chromolithograph on paper. Woman in Asian dress with fan letters "Don't You want Satin Skin". Text expouses the qualities of the products. Marked "Albert F. wood MFR Detroit, Michigan"

Print measures 12" x 18" in size and has been hand-signed by John Travolta (Danny Zuko). Please see images for details regarding the condition of the print.The lot / autograph(s) includes an official

Also includes 1906 response from the US National Cemetery of Gettysburg War Department allowing wives to be buried with husbands. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When

Robert Bloch signed note and letter regarding night of the Hunter movie

WPA Poster, Women Work for Victory, c. 1942, "Women Work for Victory", silkscreen on paper, 26"h x 18"w (sheet)

Ty Cobb's Inked Legacy: Autographed Personal Letter on Crillon Hotel Stationery – Rare Baseball Relic with Certificate of Authenticity (COA). Transport yourself to a bygone era of baseball greatness

Vintage Museum Exhibit Poster "Women of the Wild West". The text reads, Beautiful Daring Western Girls: Women of the Wild West. Marked on the bottom right, lithographed poster for the "Life and Advent

A GRACE COOLIDGE LETTER REGARDING WHITE HOUSE RECEPTIONS. COOLIDGE, GRACE GOODHUE. 1879-1957. Letter Signed ('Grace Coolidge') to Mrs. New enclosing a list of dates selected for White House dinners an

Framed Civil War memorabilia from the Strong Family of Cleveland OH, including one letter hand written by Union Major-General Quincy A

World War II Poster. 'The mire women at work the sooner we win!'. Framed 22.25" H x 14.25" W. Condition report: poster appears to have been folded. Please examine all photos closely. Contact C. Biddle

Juan Alcazar (Mexico) 85/86 exhibition poster 'Women with Moons' signed. Shrinkwrapped to foam board. Measures 29.75 in. x 19.875 in. Unframed, loose and not mounted or glued down unless otherwise sta

Dated Dec 21 1863 by a William Dixon 6th Regiment Pa Res. The letter gives a great first hand account of conditions at Bull Run.

An interesting letter regarding the session of the 5th Congress dated 1798 regardung a land issue and also a Presidentil appointment. Docket at end suggests writing to the new Secretary of the Navy. T

Troy, NY, July 26, 1830. Two pages and address panel with light postmark, 7.9375” x 9.9375”. Condition: Fine Condition. Daniel Barnard (July 16, 1797-April 24, 1861) was the District Attorney of M

Autograph Letter Signed, “Griffith E. Morgan Co. C. 51st Penna Veteran Volunteers 1st Brigade 1st Division 9th Army Corps.” 1p. quarto, July 29, c. 1900, addressed to Lincoln historian John Boos,