
		James E. B. Stuart
		In three full beautifully penned pages, J.E.B. Stuart reports on his pursuit of “the Kiowa War-Chief Sotauke” in great and bloody detail. This has great Civil War association because 11 years later, after a wagon train massacre, Gen. William T. Sherman arrested Sotauke who was then killed trying to escape.
		Stock #-52173	$ 20,000


		Abraham Lincoln
		Lincoln allows three brothers from his native Kentucky who “joined the Rebels in 1862 in the midst of great excitement in Ky,” captured during Morgan’s Raid in Ohio, confined in Chicago’s notorious Camp Douglas since 1863, discharged upon taking the oath of allegiance to the United States.
		Stock #-52172	$ 9,000


		Lee Harvey Oswald
		A Warren Commission Exhibit! Oswald writes his mother from Russia that he and his wife “are getting ready to see you all, but it is along process especially for Marina...”
		Stock #-52171	$ 8,900


		Ronald Reagan
		Possibly the earliest vintage Ronald Reagan signed photograph.
		Stock #-52170	$ 2,000


		Sam Houston
		Letter to Sam Houston concerning his loss of the 1857 gubernatorial race, docketed by the great Texan.
		Stock #-52167	$ 750

Our President, John Reznikoff, and the staff
at University Archives have been serving
autograph collectors' needs since 1979.
In that time, we have established a hard-earned
reputation, for offering highly desirable and
unique autographs at a fair price.

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