78 206
107
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(VIETNAM WAR.) Reproduction of a watercolor depicting the USS
Pueblo
(AGER-2), Signed by 19 members of its 1968 crew, including the captain and 3 officers.
Some signatures in red ink, some include rank. 16x20 inches; matted and framed.
Np, nd
[400/600]
Lloyd Mark “Pete” Bucher
* Edward R. Murphy Jr. *
F. Carl Schumacher * Don
E. Bailey * Policarpo Polla
“PP” Garcia * Donald R.
Peppard * Robert J. Chicca
* Donald R. McClarren *
Paul D. Brusnahan (2) *
John W. Grant * Ralph
McClintock * Steven J. Robin
* Richard E. Arnold *
Ro b e r t W. Hi l l , J r. *
Thomas W. Massie * John
A. Mitchell * Richard J.
Rogala * Ramon Rosales *
Edward S.“Stu” Russell.
On January 23, 1968, one
we e k p r i o r t o t h e Te t
Offensive in Vietnam, the
USS
Pueblo
was seized by North Korea and its crew were taken as prisoners of war. Eleven months
later, after enduring ill-treatment of various kinds and degrees of intensity, the crew were released.
108
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WEBSTER, DANIEL. Document Signed, “Dan’l Webster,” as Secretary of State,
passport for R.G. Fairbanks, who is “bearing Despatches from this Department to the
Legation of the United States” in St. Petersburg. 16
1
/
2
x10
1
/
2
inches; some bleed-through
from docketing and endorsements on verso, folds.
Washington, 7 February 1843
[300/400]
109
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(WORLD WAR I.) Group of 4 Photographs Signed or Signed and Inscribed, by
military heroes, each shown in uniform. Format and condition vary.
Vp, vd
[600/900]
Ferdinand Foch.“F.Foch,” bust portrait by Harris & Ewing. Signed on the mount. 9x6 inches
(image), 13
1
/
2
x9
1
/
2
inches; some silvering. Np, nd * Horatio Herbert Kitchener. “Kitchener,”
bust portrait. Signed in the image. 7
1
/
2
x4
3
/
4
; mounted to larger board. Np, nd * John
Rushworth Jellicoe.“Jellicoe,”
3
/
4
-length portrait. Signed in the image. 8
1
/
2
x4
3
/
4
inches; mounted
to board trimmed to size. Np, nd * Felix von Luckner. “felix grafvluckner,” with holograph
inscription in Swedish and German,
1
/
2
-length portrait by Langhammer, showing him and his
second wife. Inscribed on the mount above and below the image. 6
3
/
4
x7
1
/
2
inches (image),
9
1
/
2
x12
1
/
2
inches overall; some silvering. NewYork, 25 October 1927.
WITH
—
First day cover commemorating Winston Churchill, Signed by Clementine Churchill,
Louis Mountbatten of Burma, Anthony Eden (“Avon”), Montgomery of Alamein, and two
others.With US 5-cent Churchill postage stamp cancelled on May 13, 1965. Oblong 12mo.
Np, nd.
110
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(WORLDWAR II.) MACARTHUR, DOUGLAS. Photograph Signed, bust por-
trait by U.S. Army, showing him in uniform as 5-star general. Inscribed in the image, lower
right. 9
1
/
2
x7
1
/
2
inches. (TFC)
Np, circa 1945
[250/350]