Lot 23
Nixon, Richard M. Typed letter signed ("Dick Nixon") just a few days prior to finally being elected President, on "Richard M. Nixon / POB 1968 / Times Square Station / New York, N.Y. 10036" stationery, one page, 10½ x 7½ in., New York, October 31, 1968. To cabaret singer Hildegarde, 230 East 48th Street, New York. A warm and wonderful letter of thanks and appreciation: "…I want you to know of my deep appreciation for your confidence and support of my campaign efforts. It means a great deal to know you will be on the Nixon team and I cannot place too much emphasis on the importance of this phase of the campaign in which you have agreed to participate. / The public's high regard for the distinguished leadership you have shown in your own profession will exert great influence on the ultimate success of the campaign. / This time we are going to win -- and particularly with your help!…" Bold signature. Two horizontal folds. Two minor paper creases. Attractively matted with a brief biographical plaque and a printed color picture of an exuberant Nixon giving the peace and victory signs. Handsomely framed to an overall size of 20 x 24 in. Fine.
Estimated Value $400 - 500.
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