On
5:08 AM
by
SteveL.
No comments
Autographs Online has moved! Visit our new page at http://autographs-online.weebly.com to view the collection, read the blog and see new additions. Thanks! -S
On
4:03 PM
by
SteveL.
in
autograph
,
book
,
politician
,
president
,
purchase
,
richard nixon
,
signed
No comments
First edition (third printing, 1978) of "The Memoirs of Richard Nixon" signed in black pen. Although these signed editions of Nixon's memoirs are not particularly rare, this book is an important addition to my Presidential autographs. I'm too young to remember when Nixon died, but I do remember seeing the Watergate complex on my first trip to Washington D.C. when I was a kid.
Richard Milhouse Nixon (1913-1994) was the 37th President of the United States. He was the only U.S. President (to date) to resign from office, following the Watergate scandal - investigation of which led to the discovery of multiple abuses of power by his administration. Nixon passed away on April 22, 1994, following a severe stroke.
On
4:02 PM
by
SteveL.
in
autograph
,
composer
,
conductor
,
inscribed
,
leonard bernstein
,
musician
,
photo
,
purchase
,
signed
No comments
8x10 monochrome photo signed and inscribed in red marker. Bernstein's music didn't really come to my attention until I was in high school, although I did hear some of his recordings when I was younger (e.g., Peter and the Wolf). Bernstein's recordings were my introduction to the works of both Aaron Copland and Gustav Mahler. I performed several of his compositions while I was going through undergrad - my favorite being the overture from Candide. For me, Bernstein's greatest legacy is as an educator and communicator - popularizing the world of classical music.
Leonard Bernstein (1918-1990) was a world-renowned American composer, conductor, and long-term music director of the New York Philharmonic. He was one of the few 20th century conductors to gain super-star status, and won 16 Grammy awards (among other honors) over the course of his career. Bernstein passed away from a heart attack on October 14, 1990, just five days after announcing his retirement.
On
4:02 PM
by
SteveL.
in
autograph
,
clyde tombaugh
,
index card
,
pluto
,
purchase
,
scientist
,
signed
No comments
Index card signed in blue pen. Clyde William Tombaugh (1906-1997) was an American astronomer, best known for the discovery of Pluto - the first known dwarf planet.
Subscribe to:
Comments
(
Atom
)
Search
Welcome!
Welcome to the Autographs Online Blog! Visit autographs-online.weebly.com if you're interested in viewing the entire collection.
Popular This Month
-
8x10 monochrome photo signed and inscribed in red marker. Bernstein's music didn't really come to my attention until I was in hig...
-
5x7 photo signed in black marker. I sent a letter and a photo to Mr. Williams in April 2013, and received this back in the mail this morn...
-
First edition (third printing, 1978) of "The Memoirs of Richard Nixon" signed in black pen. Although these signed editions of N...
-
Early (1895) copy of Bowdoin College's art collections catalog signed by Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain. The booklet is in rough conditi...
-
True first edition of "The Dragons of Eden" signed on the first blank page in red marker. This one was a surprise. A few weeks ...
-
Chuck Yeager Aviation Legend I returned from Anime Boston 2013 this morning to find two photos waiting for me in the mail. The first w...
-
Index card signed in blue pen. Clyde William Tombaugh (1906-1997) was an American astronomer, best known for the discovery of Pluto - th...
-
George W Bush 43rd President of the United States Two true first editions of 41: A Portrait of My Father signed in black marker. I ...
-
William Jefferson Clinton U.S. President True first edition of "My Life," President Clinton's autobiography, signed in bl...
-
Elijah Wood Actor 8x10 as Frodo Baggins in The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King signed in silver sharpie. My fourth LOTR actor a...
Sample Text
Powered by Blogger.


