[PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES]. TAFT, William H. Card signed ("Wm H Taft"), n.p., 29 May 1917. 1 card, large signature. -- WILSON, Woodrow. Autograph letter signed ("Woodrow Wilson"), to Dr. S. Weis Mitchell, Princeton, 25 October 1896. 2 pages, 4to. Wilson discusses a speech that he had given before a large crowd, "the education and enfranchisement of the Spirit, seem to me the real stuff alike of culture and of intellectual power." -- HOOVER, Herbert. Typed letter signed ("Herbert Hoover") as President, to James Davis, Sec. of Labor, Washington, 1 June 1929. 1 page, 4to, on White House stationery. Hoover thanks the Secretary for a recommendation. -- ROOSEVELT, Franklin. Photo signed ("Franklin D. Roosevelt"), n.p., n.d. A postcard of the president seated in a car. [With:] Various Roosevelt memorabilia, including a 1933 inauguration ticket, attached to a page from a scrap book. -- TRUMAN, Harry. Typed letter signed ("Harry Truman") as President, to Mr. William Guerin, Washington, 24 May 1950. 1 page, 4to, on White House stationery, integral blank, with original White House envelope. The President thanks an eighty-four year old well-wisher. -- EISENHOWER, Dwight. Typed letter signed ("Dwight D Eisenhower") as President, to Seymour Halpern, Washington, 5 October 1960. 1 page, 4to, on White House stationery. Eisenhower sends his thanks and appreciation to the congressman with hopes of his reelection. -- KENNEDY, John F. Typed letter signed ("John Kennedy") to Marion, Washington, 25 November 1952. 1 page, 4to, on House of Representatives stationery, fold affects signature. Kennedy sends appreciation for a congratulatory note on his election as Senator. -- JOHNSON, Lyndon. Typed letter signed ("Lyndon B Johnson") as President, to Thaddeus Dulski, Washington, 19 December 1966. 1 page, 4to, on White House stationery, encapsulated. Johnson thanks Dulski for improving the mail service to and from the soldiers in Vietnam, "they and their families and friends are most anxious to be in close communication." -- NIXON, Richard. Typed letter signed ("Dick") to Samuel K. McConnell, Washington, 31 July 1956. 1 page, 4to, on Office of the Vice President stationery, with original envelope. Nixon thanks McConnell for his "fine gesture of confidence and loyalty in joining in last Saturday's statement in my behalf." -- FORD, Gerald. Typed letter signed ("Jerry") to Carl T. Curtis, Washington, 28 November 1973. 1 page, 4to, on House of Representatives stationery. Eight days before he was officially inaugurated as Vice President, Ford thanks Curtis for his support: "The United States Senate has already eased some of my sadness at the prospect of leaving the 'other body.' I believe I will soon learn to love both." Together ten items. (10)