Signatures (Writing)

Vice-President Harry S. Truman with unidentified man and Senator Burnet R. Maybank (on right) of South Carolina. Inscribed by Senator Maybank: "To my good friend 'The V.P.' a great fellow and pal. Burnet R. Maybank"

Portrait of John W. Snyder. Inscribed outside of photograph: "With sincerest best wishes. John W. Snyder -1936-"

Portrait of Roger T. Sermon, inscribed: "From one old soldier to another Roger Sermon." Mr. Sermon later became the mayor of Independence, Missouri.

Portrait of C. Richard Bordge, inscribed: "Best Wishes to Senator Harry Truman, Dad's Captain in the 129th Field Artillery, C. Richard Bordge, 1943."

Portrait of Richard Duncan, inscribed: "To my good friend Harry S. Truman, with Best Wishes from Richard M. Duncan."

Portrait of James D. Jackson, autographed.

Bryson Rash and President Harry S. Truman, inscribed by Rash: "To the President, A man whom history will treat much more kindly than we do."

President Harry S. Truman with women of the Armed Forces in the Oval Office. Signal Corps personnel in left foreground working the photo-shoot. Autographed by Signal Corps Personnel, autograph dated October 31, 1951.

Portrait of Bernard F. Dickmann, inscribed: "To Senator Harry S. Truman Sincerely, Bernard F. Dickmann."

John Kane and Vice President Harry S. Truman (right, in backseat). Inscribed: "With my sincere best wishes to Vice President Harry S. Truman. John Kane, 2-17-45."