![BUSH, George (1924- ), President. Printed Presidential Oath of Office signed ("George Bush") as President, also signed by RICHARD NIXON ("Richard Nixon"), GERALD FORD ("Gerald R. Ford"), JAMES CARTER ("Jimmy Carter") and RONALD REAGAN ("Ronald Reagan April 5 1991"), n.p., [4 November 1991]. 1 page, 4to (10½ x 8 1/8 in.), the Presidential seal printed at top, in very fine condition.](https://www.christies.com/img/LotImages/2002/NYR/2002_NYR_01139_0232_000(050310).jpg?w=1)
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BUSH, George (1924- ), President. Printed Presidential Oath of Office signed ("George Bush") as President, also signed by RICHARD NIXON ("Richard Nixon"), GERALD FORD ("Gerald R. Ford"), JAMES CARTER ("Jimmy Carter") and RONALD REAGAN ("Ronald Reagan April 5 1991"), n.p., [4 November 1991]. 1 page, 4to (10½ x 8 1/8 in.), the Presidential seal printed at top, in very fine condition.
A SOUVENIR COPY OF THE PRESIDENTIAL OATH OF OFFICE SIGNED BY FIVE PRESIDENTS
On November 4, 1991, five Presidents gathered in the Simi Valley of California for the dedication of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library. Never before had such a congregation of current and past Executives assebled: each man who occupied the Oval Office of the White House since 1969 was on hand. With his fellow President looking on, Reagan proudly announced: "The doors of this library are open now and all are welcome." Although Reagan dates his signature in April, it seems likely that this souvenir oath of office was signed by the other four men on the day of the historic gathering.
A SOUVENIR COPY OF THE PRESIDENTIAL OATH OF OFFICE SIGNED BY FIVE PRESIDENTS
On November 4, 1991, five Presidents gathered in the Simi Valley of California for the dedication of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library. Never before had such a congregation of current and past Executives assebled: each man who occupied the Oval Office of the White House since 1969 was on hand. With his fellow President looking on, Reagan proudly announced: "The doors of this library are open now and all are welcome." Although Reagan dates his signature in April, it seems likely that this souvenir oath of office was signed by the other four men on the day of the historic gathering.