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Theodore Roosevelt

One print of Theodore Roosevelt from the Bureau of Engraving and Printing.

GLC08878.2140

President Roosevelt Addressing the Crowd

One print of Theodore Roosevelt entitled, "President Roosevelt Addressing the Crowd." Print made from an original stenograph by Underwood & Underwood.

GLC08878.2141

The Independent [Vol. 104, no. 3743 (October 3, 1920)]

One magazine entitled the Independent dated October 3, 1920. Contains articles concerning the 1920 election. Articles include; a Theodore Roosevelt Portrait, Go Forward from Economic Serfdom by Parley Parker Christensen, Sizing Up Senators by Susan...

GLC09912

[Print of Theodore Roosevelt bust]

One print of a bust of Theodore Roosevelt from the side originally sculpted by James E. Fraser.

GLC08878.1339

[Print of Theodore Roosevelt]

One print of a headshot photograph of Theodore Roosevelt.

GLC08878.1340

[Print of Theodore Roosevelt]

One print of an illustration depicting a young Theodore Roosevelt in hunting clothes with a large head of a moose.

GLC08878.1341

[Photograph of Nicholas Longworth, Alice Roosevelt and Theodore Roosevelt]

One print from an original stereogram of Nicholas Longworth and Alice Roosevelt in bridal array with President Theodore Roosevelt.

GLC08878.1342

[Photograph of young Theodore Roosevelt in hunting dress]

One clipping of an image of a young Theodore Roosevelt dated 1884. Image attributed to Brown Bros., in New York.

GLC08878.1343

Colonel Theodore Roosevelt

One print of a sketch of Theodore Roosevelt illustrated by Charles Dana Gibson dated 1898. Image was created for Scribner's Magazine.

GLC08878.1344

[Print of Theodore Roosevelt on a hunting trip]

One print of Theodore Roosevelt in hunting dress with two other men. Roosevelt is depicted playing cards with an indigenous man by a fire. Another man stands while staring into the fire.

GLC08878.1345

Theodore Roosevelt posing with a dead lion

One print of Theodore Roosevelt posing with a dead lion at his feet.

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[Print of Theodore Roosevelt holding a gun]

One print of Theodore Roosevelt in hunting gear holding a gun.

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[Sketch of Theodore Roosevelt from a side view]

One print of Theodore Roosevelt illustrated by James Montgomery Flagg dated 1914. A smaller portrait of Roosevelt looking towards the back from a side glance is also included at the bottom of the page.

GLC08878.1348

The Arms of Theodore Roosevelt

One postcard depicting the coat of arms of Theodore Roosevelt dated 1908. Decorative text states his birthdplace and notable ancestors.

GLC08878.1349

President Roosevelt

One postcard printed by a German company of Theodore Roosevelt. Post stamped date on June 8, 1903.

GLC08878.1350

to Samuel McChord Crothers

"We must get the Republican Party on the side of the progressives, and on the other hand we must keep the progressives sane....." Written on "The Outlook" letterhead.

GLC08321

Marriage Certificate for wedding of 25-year-old Edith Kermit Carow, Parish Church of Saint George, London.

GLC08331

McKinley-Roosevelt campaign button with ribbon by Whitehead & Hoag

GLC08628

McKinley-Roosevelt campaign button [no ribbon]

GLC08629

The Rough riders

Signed on front endpaper.

GLC08750

Equality [with Theodore Roosevelt's armorial bookplate]

First edition with dust jacket.

GLC08860

[Presidential pardon and U.S. Army discharge pouch of George W. Peters [Decimalized]

GLC05653

[Presidential pardon of George W. Peters, who deserted the navy on 27 March 1897 by Theodore Roosevelt]

Deserted the vessel the "Puritan" who re-enlisted twice--28 March 1898 and 5 September 1901 aboard the Richmond--as George W. Rogers, and served normally until discharged. Pardoned based on service to country and recommendation of the Acting...

GLC05653.01

to Mrs. W. Chandler

On stationery of US Civil Service Commission. "There must be failure and sorrow, where life is as it should be, eager, strenuous, vigorous. It has been a hobby of mine that intellect was of small moment compared to character." With envelope.

GLC05726

to [George] Gray

An extraordinary and lengthy letter, full of observations about people he met, especially the crowned heads of Europe. Labeled on page 1 "For nobody's eyes but yours." Written while acting as special ambassador for the United States for King Edward...

GLC05750