Autographs

The back of an automobile, with 1948 New York license plates, decorated show support for the Democrats in the 1948 election. The photo is autographed: "To my good friend Vic Messall with kindest personal regards, Dan McCarty."

Ambassador Edwin W. Pauley (right) and W. Averell Harriman at an unidentified dinner. Autograph reads, "To Ed Pauley, my good friend & colleague over the years, W. Averell Harriman."

Signed portrait of General Mark Clark to Edwin Pauley.

Portrait of Owen Brewster, Republican Senator from Maine, who served on the Truman Committee. The photograph is autographed as follows: "To Harry S. Truman, in high esteem, cordially yours, Ray Brewster, Owen." From: Hugh Fulton.

Former first lady Mrs. Bess Truman signs autographs for unidentified children in Salzburg, Austria. Photo is from an album of photographs of former President Truman's trip to Europe in 1956. Original 35mm negatives are in the folder with the album.

Bess Truman signs an autograph for an unidentified girl in Salzburg, Austria. Photo is from an album of photos former President Truman's trip to Europe in 1956. Original 35mm negatives are in the folder with the album.

Signed portrait of Edwin W. Pauley addressed to Irving Giest.

President Harry S. Truman and Archbishop of Boston Richard J. Cushing stand side-by-side and look down to inspect an unknown object. The photograph was taken at the Archbishop's residence in Brighton, Massachusetts during Truman's 1952 campaign trip to Boston. The photo is autographed as follows: To Our President - A courageous leader of his people - With affection and admiration - Richard J. Cushing. From: Truman home.

Head-and-shoulders portraits of Mary Jane Truman (left) and Hazel H. Rappert, side by side in one photo and autographed by each woman. From: Truman Home.

Robert Nixon (right), reporter from the International News Service, interviews President Harry S. Truman in the Oval Office. The photo is autographed: "To President Truman - whose sincere efforts in behalf of this nation & in the cause of world peace have aroused my profound admiration - Bob Nixon." (Same as 71-831 except for autograph). From: Truman Home.