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| Ulysses S. Grant Naval Commission Signed. Framed [American President] [Maritime Document]
Signed “U.S. Grant”, as President and “Geo[rge] M. Robeson”, as Secretary of the Navy; July 9, 1870, one page on vellum, with engravings of eagle, colors and cannon, and Neptune and other mythical sea figures and with blue wafer seal of the War Office.
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| President Ulysses S. Grant’s Elephant Inkwell- Inspiration For The Symbol Of The Republican Party (o:) [American President]
Black-painted standing elephant with gilt-metal blanket that lifts to reveal a brass and glass inkpot.
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| The Pen Used By President Ulysses S. Grant To Write His Autobiography – The Most Important Military Autobiography [American President]
Brass-mounted ebonized wood pen used by Ulysses S. Grant to write his Personal Memoirs, his best-selling autobiography published by Mark Twain’s publishing company. Personal Memoirs was published posthumously, Grant having just completed the manuscript before succumbing to throat cancer. This historically significant pen is priced at $25,000, but will only be sold with his inkwell (11435).
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