Book SIGNED Martin Luther King Jr, Lyndon B Johnson, & Eleanor Roosevelt PSA/DNA

Description: CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT. First edition of This I Remember (New York: Harper & Brothers, 1949) signed on the front free endpaper by Eleanor Roosevelt (First Lady who was a major Women’s and Civil Rights leader), Martin Luther King, Jr. (top leader of the Civil Rights Movement), and Lyndon B. Johnson (signed the Civil Rights Act of 1964 into law as President). FIRST EDITION OF THIS I REMEMBER SIGNED ON THE SAME PAGE BY ELEANOR ROOSEVELT, MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR., AND LYNDON B. JOHNSON A remarkable historical piece and the only one of its kind known to exist signed on the same page by Roosevelt, King, and Johnson. Based on auction records, it is the only item in private hands signed by both King and Johnson. Also signed by John Glenn (Mercury Seven astronaut), George C. Marshall (WWII Chief of Staff of the U.S. Army), Lester Corrin Strong (US Ambassador to Norway), James F. Calvert (nuclear submarine captain), Frances E. Willis (US Ambassador to Norway), Fisher Howe (intelligence officer), Elliott Roosevelt (son of Franklin D. & Eleanor Roosevelt), Clifton R. Wharton, Jr. (US Deputy Secretary of State), Charles Ulrick Bay (US Ambassador to Norway), Margaret Joy Tibbetts (US Ambassador to Norway), and Trygve Lie (Secretary-General of the United Nations). A REMARKABLE HISTORICAL PIECE AND THE ONLY ONE OF ITS KIND KNOWN TO EXIST SIGNED BY THE TOP THREE CIVIL RIGHTS LEADERS Dust jacket in a mylar cover, blue cloth covered boards, facsimile signature on the cover and text on the spine in gilt, pages 387, measures 9.5 by 6.25 by 1.5 inches, in fine condition with extensive damage to the dust jacket and light staining and sunning to the boards and endpapers, and accompanied with a letter of authenticity from PSA/DNA (Certification Number: AO06175), the world’s leading autograph authentication company. ACCOMPANIED WITH A LETTER OF AUTHENTICITY FROM PSA/DNA (CERTIFICATION NUMBER: AO06175), THE WORLD’S LEADING AUTOGRAPH AUTHENTICATION COMPANY The signatures were acquired by Erling Bergendahl, a well-known WWII Norwegian resistance fighter and film director best known for his movie Lalla vinner!, at the American Embassy in Oslo, Norway. Roosevelt toured Norway with King Olav V in June 1950, King signed when he received the Nobel Peace Prize in December 1964, and Johnson visited Norway during his Northern Europe tour in September 1963. Contains a bookplate of Bergendahl on the front pastedown endpaper and a typed note addressed to Bergendahl from the American Embassy in Oslo apologizing for not being able to acquire US Secretary of State Dean Rusk’s signature.

Price: 15000 USD

Location: Spartanburg, South Carolina

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