Typed Letter Signed

Washington, D.C.,, 1944. Dated 4 August 1944 on United States Senate stationery, 1 page to Senator Fred J. Bowman WITH THREE LINE AUTOGRAPH POSTCRIPT. Fresh from his fateful nomination in Chicago to become FDR's Vice Presidential running mate, Truman thanks one of his World War I comrades and fellow senators for his support. "I cannot tell you how much I… Read more about this item

Washington, D.C., 1941. Two creases for envelope. Staple removed upper left corner. Written on UInited States Senate letterhead and dated July 18, 1941. A letter to Mr. R.B. Oliver III, City Attorney of Cape Girardeau, Missouri from Mr. Truman as a member of the Committee on Interstate Commerce. The letter references the acquisition of the site for the new Post… Read more about this item

Independence, Missouri, 1970. Accompanied by envelope and copy of request letter. The letter is dated September 2, 1970 and was sent from his home in Independence. It declined the request of a local news director for an interview on film reminiscing about the end of World War Two. It was Mr. Truman's policy in his later years to decline all… Read more about this item

("Harry Truman") in black fountain pen ink on his engraved Harry S. Truman, Independence, Missouri letterhead, October 3, 1961. 7 3/16" x 10 7/16"; 1 page (recto only); very good. To M.A. Moto 272 Johnson Street Kingston, Ontario Canada "Dear Mr. Motto: In reply to your letter of September 29th, my term as President of the United States started on… Read more about this item

1962. ("Harry Truman") in black fountain pen ink, on Harry S. Truman, Independence, Missouri printed letterhead, July 31, 1962. 7 1/4" x 10 1/2"; 1 page (recto only). Very good, fresh. To Mr. Charles Kohen Hobby Shop 1418 Wisconsin Avenue Washington 7, D.C. In part: ".Thank you very much for your letter of the 26th, and the foreign notes which… Read more about this item