Typed Letter Signed

Washington, D.C., 1943. n/a. Very Good. MAGNIFICENT WARTIME LETTER BY ELEANOR ROOSEVELT ON ACHIEVING LONG-LASTING PEACE. This letter, signed and typed by world-renowned social reformer Eleanor Roosevelt on White House letterhead and dated June 28, 1943 (World War II), is addressed to Mr. Jerome Darrow, soldier and army newspaper editor, and reads in full: The White House … Read more

New York, 1948. One page, on stationery of Val-Kill Cottage, Hyde Park, Duchess Co., New York. 8vo. Fine, in red morocco-backed custom folding box. One page, on stationery of Val-Kill Cottage, Hyde Park, Duchess Co., New York. 8vo. This note is possibly addressed to Harry Hooker, who was Roosevelt's longtime friend and attorney. Written only a few years… Read more

1951. ("Eleanor Roosevelt") in dark blue fountain pen ink on her Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, The Park Sheraton Hotel, 202 Fifty Six Street West, New York 19, N.Y. letterhead, March 1, 1951. 6 1/8" x 8 1/4"; 1 page (recto only). Very good. Together with the original typed mailing envelope, free franked, return address on the back flap. To Mrs.… Read more

NEW YORK, JANUARY 10, 1950, 1950. TYPED LETTER SIGNED, ON APARTMENT 15-A, 29 WASHINGTON SQUARE, WEST LETTERHEAD, NEW YORK, JANUARY 10, 1950. SMALL 4TO, 1 PAGE, 32 LINES; TO COLUMNIST WALTER WINCHELL AT THE NEW YORK DAILY MIRROR (REGARDING HER PROPOSED NBC RADIO AND TELEVISION PUBLIC SERVICE PROGRAM): ".ONE OF THE ISSUES.IS THE QUESTION OF OUR RELATIONSHIP TO FRANCO SPAIN.I… Read more

("Eleanor Roosevelt") in dark blue fountain pen ink on her Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, 202 Fifty-Sixth Street West, New York 19, N.Y. letterhead, December 23, 1958. 6" x 6 7/8"; 1 page (recto only); very good (small paperclip rust stain upper left margin; old mailing fold; minor signs of handling). To Mrs. Ruth Hammer: "I was interested to get your… Read more

"Eleanor Roosevelt." 1 page, 9 ½" x 6", The White House letterhead to Mrs. William Randolph Hearst at 137 Riverside Drive, New York, N.Y. Roosevelt asks Mrs. Hearst to help seek a position for her friend Genevieve Forbes Herrick (1894-1962) who had resigned from her position at the Chicago Tribune in May, 1934. Very good. Together with The White House… Read more

on printed personal letterhead, New York, February 24, 1958. Small, square 8vo. 1 page. To columnist Walter Winchell: "I do not understand either the letters which you forwarded to me or your note. I imagine Mr. Kavanaugh is doing some promotion work on my articles, but I can't remember having said anything about you. If I ever did say anything,… Read more

Washington,, February 25, 1942.. Horizontal creases where folded; very slightly tanned; otherwise very nice.. 9-1/4 x 6 inches.. A brief note of congratulations on the fifth anniversary of a dramatic group associated with the University of Pennsylvania and its production of "The Beggar on Horseback."

in blue fountain pen ink on Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, 211 East 62nd Street, New York 21, N.Y. printed letterhead, June 2, 1958. 8vo. 1 page (recto only). Fine, fresh example. To Mrs. Marx: "Dear Mrs. Marx, It is very kind of you to tell me about Hilwin House*. I shall certainly keep it in mind, and if the occasion… Read more

on imprinted "Apartment 15-A, 29 Washington Square, West" letterhead, New York, April 14, 1949. Square 8vo. 1 page. To [Laurence] Spivak (member of "Meet The Press"): "Thank you very much for your letter and for offering to send me a cross section of the letters on my interview. Please do not send them. My mail is already heavy enough.". Signed… Read more

Very Good+. 1952. Manuscript/ paper collectibles. Single page single -side typed letter 6" X 7" on Val-Kill Cottage (NY) stationery. April 11, 1952. "Dear Mrs. Might: It was very kind of you to let me read the poem about my husband. I am returning it is (sic) you request. Many thanks for your kind words which I… Read more

1960. ("Eleanor Roosevelt") in blue fountain pen ink on her Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, 55 East 74th Street, New York City 21, N.Y. letterhead, July 31, 1960. 6" x 7"; 1 page (recto only). Fine. Together with the original typed mailing envelope, with her "free franked" stamp and postmarked New York, N.Y., August 3, 1960 with a Camp Fire Girl… Read more

Washington, D.C, 1937. Soft cover. Very Good. Typed Letter on White House Stationery SIGNED Eleanor Roosevelt.. 9 1/4" x 6 1/8". Three paragraphs - 12 lines. regarding a Letter, a Manuscript & Children's book by the Petersham's. Two horizontal folds., reverse side soiled, otherwise VERY GOOD.

New York, 1947. Fine with mailing fold across the center. TLS "Eleanor Roosevelt" in blue fountain pen. 6" x 7" on her home address letterhead, Apartment 15-A / 29 Washington Square, West / New York, 11 N .Y. but mailed from Poughkeepsie, where she kept her country home. Includes free frank envelope addressed to Mrs. Walter E. Taylor… Read more

Washington DC, 8 December 1939. Letter. Stains in the upper right blank margin with two small stains on the text; small portions of upper left margin torn away; Roosevelt's signature is Fine. Overall Very Good. On White House letterhead SIGNED by the First Lady to Florida Senator Claude Pepper. In full: "Could you get this boy an appointment… Read more

1958. Letters. Near Fine. March 10th, 1958 1 pg. typed letter from Eleanor Roosevelt to a young Pasadena woman running for Congress. Signed boldly by Eleanor Roosevelt. The letter measures 6" x 7" and is neatly folded in half, with her Manhattan address as her letterhead.