Autographs

Secretary of the Interior Oscar Chapman (left) and Ambassador of the Philippines Carlos P. Romulo (center) with an unidentified man. Photo if autographed by Romulo: "To a great American, Oscar Chapman, who has won my admiration and respect, Carlos P. Romulo, United Nations."

Autographed portrait of Bess W. Truman. Autograph: "To Oscar Chapman with affection and best wishes Bess W. Truman."

Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall (left) and Oscar Chapman (right) with an unidentified man. Autographed by Stewart Udall: "For a fine friend and great Secretary, Oscar Chapman. Stewart Udall."

Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall (left) and Oscar Chapman (right) with an unidentified man. Autographed by Stewart Udall: "A picture of a 'Secretarial Summit' for a great Secretary, Oscar Chapman, Stewart Udall."

Portrait of Lynde D. McCormick, U. S. Navy, inscribed "To Hon. Francis P. Whitehair with cordial regards, Lynde D. McCormick."

Left to right: Assistant Secretary of the Interior William Warne; Assistant Secretary of the Interior C. Girard Davidson; Secretary of the Interior Oscar Chapman; Assistant Secretary of the Interior Dale Doty; and Administrative Assistant Secretary of the Interior Vernon Northrop pose for a picture after Doty and Northrop's swearing-in ceremonies. Each man has autographed the photo.

Autographed professional portrait of Senator Joseph C. O'Mahoney. Autograph: "To my friend Oscar Chapman with affection and [illegible]. Best wishes, Joseph C. O'Mahoney August 17, 1955." Original is stored in oversize photo file.

An aerial view of aircraft carriers in the water. Inscription on photo reads, "Fast carriers off Tokyo - Aug. 16, 1945. My dear Mr. Sullivan, Here is your Air with trimmings and concomitants. You should have stayed. John S. (McCain) to John L. Sullivan, Assist. Sec. for Air." Signature of Rear Admiral John S. McCain.

Picture of helicopter in flight inscribed "To Jack Redding Best Regards, Clarence B [illegible]."

14x17 Color mounted portrait of President Truman signed on the matte "To Hon. Dean Acheson, the greatest of Secretaries of State, a man I am proud to call friend, and to have for an advisor, with kindest regards and best wishes. White House. Jan. 15, 1953, Harry S. Truman." Portrait same as 75-1; oversized original photo is stored in vault.