Vendor SKU	Author	Title	Publisher	Condition	Description	Keywords(s)	Price	Image
11701	Bradley, Omar N., General, U. S. Army	Letter to George E. Outland	self	Good with creasing, a date stamp, a one inch tear in a fold, another shorter tear, a chip missing on the bottom left corner, and a staple in the upper left corner.	8 x 10.5 inches on a Veterans Administration Letterhead, this letter from Bradley to Mr. Outland references Paso Robles, California as a possible site for the construction of a Veterans Administration Hospital.	Autograph, Omar N. Bradley, General, U. S. Army, WW2	$700
11698	Bunche, Ralph J.	Letter to George E. Outland	self	Good with faint creasing.	6 x 9 inches on an American Political Science Association letterhead. Dr. Bunche was the first African American to receive a PhD in political science in the US and was prominent in early history of the United Nations. This letter thanks Mr. Outland for getting in touch and mentions past associations and a future meeting.	Autograph, Ralph J. Bunche, Afro-American, Africian American, United Nations, Political Science, American Political Science Association	$500
12498	Covington, Floyd	Letter to George E. Outland with a Los Angeles Urban League letterhead.	self	Good. Date stamp, light creasing and fold marks and a staple.	8 x 10.5 inches, a thank you note to congressman George Outland for his booklet, "How to Write to Your Congressman." Covington was the director of the LA Urban League for 20 years.	Autograph, Floyd Covington, Los Angeles Urban League, civil rights, black studies	$25
12499	Farrington, J. R.	Letter to George E. Outland with a Congress of the United States House of Representatives letterhead.	self	Good. Pencil marks, a staple and a date stamp with a light fold mark.	8 x 10.5 inches, a note to congressman George Outland that accompanied a booklet Farrington sent. Farrington was a congressional delegate from Hawaii.	Autograph, J. R. Farrington, United States House of Representatives, Hawaii	$25
12496	Forestal, James	Letter to George E. Outland with the Secretary Of the Navy letterhead.	self	Good. Pencil marks and some faint creasing. One ink date stamp.	8 x 10.5 inches, a reply to congressman George Outland about the continuance of the Marine Corps Air Station in Santa Barbara.	Autograph, James Forestal, United States Secretary of the Navy, California, USN, United States Navy	$175
11722	Funk, Wilfred J.	When The Merry-Go-Round Breaks Down!	Funk & Wagnalls Company	Very good with light shelf wear. No dust wrapper. Glue marks show through the letter from C. F. Kettering.	This book details, from public records, ups and downs of the US economy. It has a glued-in presentation note to "Walter" from Charles F. Kettering, famous inventor of the automotive self-starter and much more. The note on a C. F. Kettering letterhead summarizing the books contents is signed "Ket."	Politics, Economy, Finance, Charles F. Kettering, Autograph, Automotive	$50
12500	Gore, Albert, Sr.	Letter to George E. Outland with a Congress of the United States Senate House of Representatives letterhead.	self	Good. Pencil marks and some faint creasing. One ink date stamp. .	5.25 x 8 inches, a note asking congressman George Outland to attend a house Leadership meeting.	Autograph, Albert Gore Sr., United States House of Representatives, Tennessee, Al Gore	$30
10809	Gruening, Ernest	Letter to George E. Outland with "Territory of Alaska, Office of the Governor" letterhead.	self	Good. Staple puncture. Ink date stamp. Three fold creases and other faint creasing. Red pencil address notation by recipient.	8 x 10 inchs, one page, November 29, 1946, a signed letter from Alaska Territorial Governor Ernest Gruening, to California congressman George Outland on Outland's recent election loss.	Autograph, Ernest Gruening, Alaska	$250
10810	Gruening, Ernest	Letter to George E. Outland with "United States Senate" letterhead.	self	Good. Three fold creases. Multiple creases on the lower right corner.	8 x 10 inchs, one page, December 29, 1958, a signed letter from Alaska Senator Ernest Gruening, to California ex-congressman George Outland with happy new years wishes and a rememberance of past elections.	Autograph, Ernest Gruening, Alaska	$100
12507	Harte, Ethel Bret	Letter to congressman George E. Outland	self	Good. Staple and light folding marks.	6 x 9 inches, Ethel Bret Harte, author Bret Harte's daughter, asks for support on the McMahon bill and compliments him on his recent appearance on the radio show "Town Meetings." Also signed by Annie Souise Hall. Harte was the author of "Zodiacal Influences from Seed to Flower."	Autograph, Ethel Bret Harte, Ephemera	$25
10811	Hoover, J. Edgar	Letter to George E. Outland with "Federal Bureau of Investigation" letterhead.	self	Fair to good. Two rusty staple imprints. Two horizontal creases. Light creasing along the margins, etc. 1/2 inch tear on the right margin.	8 x 10 inchs, one page, September 9, 1946, a signed letter from FBI head J. Edgar Hoover to California congressman George Outland concerning attempts by the Baruch Corporation, and Earl T. Heitschmidt, to negatively influence Outland's reelection.	Autograph, J. Edgar Hoover, FBI	$350
10812	Hoover, J. Edgar	Letter to George E. Outland with "Federal Bureau of Investigation" letterhead.	self	Very good. One horizontal crease. Date Stamp.	7 x 9 inchs, one page, July 24, 1943, a signed letter from FBI head J. Edgar Hoover to California congressman George Outland about a communication by Mr. A. Gainsau of Salinas, California.	Autograph, J. Edgar Hoover, FBI	$300
12491	Hull, Cordell	Letter to George E. Outland with a Department of State letterhead.	self	Good. Pencil marks and some faint creasing. One ink date stamp.	8 x 10.5 inches, a letter to congressman George Outland on arranging an exchange of prisoners of war with the Japanese. Hull was secretary of state at he time.	Autograph, Cordell Hull, Secretary of State, WW2	$200
12497	Kellems, Vivien	Letters to George E. Outland on a Kellems Company letterhead.	self	Good. Pencil marks, a date stamp, wear and short tears on the edges with some faint creasing.	8 x 10.5 inches, two letters to congressman George Outland about his response to a speech she made. Kellems with her brother patented an " ...endless weave grip" and started the Kellems Cable Grip Company. She didn't like collecting withholding taxes. She was a supporter of the equal right amendment. Congressman Outland's acknowledges the reciept of a brochure from her. (He has red-penciled Kellems as "subversive" on his copy of the reply)	Autograph, Vivien Kellems, Kellems Cable Grip Company, women's studies, anti-tax	$150
11703	LaGuardia, Fiorello	Letter to George E. Outland	self	Good with some creasing, a date stamp and notations in red pencil.	5.025 x 8 inches, this letter to Mr. Outland references a letter on "..a provision in the National Housing Act which I think you will agree works an injustice on mortagagors under the Act." LaGuardia, "The Little Flower," a Mayor of New York, congressman and Republican politician.	Autograph, Fiorello LaGuardia, New York. Politics	$200
12493	MacLeish, Archibald	Letter to George E. Outland with a Archibald MadLeish Widener W. Harvard University letterhead.	self	Good. Faint crease marks.	5.5 x 8.5 inches, a note of thanks to Outland for a complimentary letter about an article in "The Nation."	Autograph, Archibald MacLeish, poetry, literature, Pullitzer prize	$125
12488	McCarran, Pat	Letter to George E. Outland with a United States Senate letterhead.	self	Good. Pencil marks and some faint creasing. One ink date stamp.	8 x 10.5 inches, a thank you note to congressman George Outland.	Autograph, Pat McCarran, United States Senate, Nevada	$25
12506	McNutt, Paul V.	Letter to George E. Outland with an Office For Emergency Management War Manpower Commission Letterhead	self	Good. Pencil marks, a staple and a date stamp with a light fold mark.	8 x 10.5 inches, a note to congressman George Outland politely denying a request deferment for one of Outland's costituents.	Autograph, Paul V. McNutt, War Manpower Comission, WW2	$75
12495	Parker, Dorothy	Letter to George E. Outland with a Forum for Democracy letterhead.	self	Good. Has pencil marks, one date stamp and a staple.	8 x 10.5 inches, a thank you note to congressman George Outland on his willingness to participate in a session on "Reconversion." Maury Maverick and Norris Rosenthal are also participants. Perhaps something to do with the Office Of Price Administration.	Autograph, Dorothy Parker, Author, poet	$200
11697	Perkins, Frances C.	Letter to George E. Outland	self	Good. Has a rusty staple in the upper left hand corner, some light creases, soiling and a date stamp.	8 x 10.5 inchs, single page typed letter, May 7, 1943, 1950, signed Frances C Perkins. George Outland was a Democratic member of the U.S. House of Representatives. This letter is in response to Outland's request for an "...exemption of the fish packing industry. Frances Perkins was the first female member of a U.S. cabinet, chosen by Roosevelt in 1933 as his Secretary of Labor.	Autograph, Frances C. Perkins, Secretary of Labor, women's studies.	$300
11704	Pinchot, Gifford	Letter to George E. Outland	self	Good with a staple in the upper left hand corner.	7 x 9 inches, this letter to Mr. Outland references a copy of "Common Sense" sent to him by Mrs. Edward Macauley. Pinchot was a Progressive Republican Governor of Pennsylvania and the first Chief of the United States Forest Service. The Gifford Pinchot National Forrest is named for him.	Autograph, Gifford Pinchot, Pennsylvania, Politics, Republican, Forrestry, Conservation.	$150
12508	Radin, Max	Letter to George E. Outland with a University of California School of Jurisprudence letterhead	self	Good. Pencil marks, a staple, date stamp and faint creasing.	8 x 10.5 inches, a signed three page letter to congressman George Outland on post war reconstruction complimenting Outland on a recent speech at Yale. There's also a signed copy of a 6 x 9 24 page reprint article from the Journal of Legal and Political Sociology from 1945 on National Sovereignty and National Individuality. A copy of Outland's reply to the 1943 letter is included.	Autograph, Max Radin, University of California	$40
11786	Ranasinghe, C.P.	Two signed Letters and two Brochures	The Institute Of Philosophical Research	Very good. One letter has multiple creases on a corner.	C.P. Ranasinghe, Buddhist Scholar, author, writes from Kelaniya, Ceylon to Mr. Pong in Seattle, WA to acknowledge Pong's order for 3 copies of "The Buddha's Explanation Of The Universe." The books are being shipped on the S.S. President Coolidge. He includes 6 copies of his 4 page, "Buddhism and Marxism." Another letter one month later he asks for help raising $30,000 to fight Communism, includes copies of "Manifesto of The Institute Of Philosophical Research."	Buddhism, Religion, C.P. Ranasinghe, Ceylon, Sri Lanka, Autograph	$200
12509	Rappaport, Jerome Lyle	Letter to George E. Outland with a The Harvard Law School Forum Letterhead	self	Good. A staple, light fold marks, light soiling, a bit of wear on the right edge.	8 x 10.5 inches, a letter to congressman George Outland looking forward to a visit and a coming address by Outland on umemployment in the future.	Autograph, Jerome L. Rappaport, Urban Renewal, Harvard Law School Forum	$30	No Image
10807	Rayburn, Sam	Letter to George E. Outland with a "The Speaker's Rooms House of Representatives U. S. letterhead.	self	Fair to good with 4 staple removal marks, rust imprints of two staples, light creasing and soiling. Two holes punched in margin. Three lines of ink notation (not related to Rayburn) on the back.	7 x 9 inchs, one page, December 16, 1942, a signed letter from Texas Congressman Sam Rayburn, as speaker of the United States House of Represtentatives, to California congressman George Outland wishing him a happy Christmas and New Year.	Autograph, Sam Rayburn, Texas, politics	$300

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Vendor SKU	Author	Title	Publisher	Condition	Description	Keywords(s)	Price	Image
10807	Rayburn, Sam	Letter to George E. Outland with a "The Speaker's Rooms House of Representatives U. S. letterhead.	self	Fair to good with 4 staple removal marks, rust imprints of two staples, light creasing and soiling. Two holes punched in margin. Three lines of ink notation (not related to Rayburn) on the back.	7 x 9 inchs, one page, December 16, 1942, a signed letter from Texas Congressman Sam Rayburn, as speaker of the United States House of Represtentatives, to California congressman George Outland wishing him a happy Christmas and New Year.	Autograph, Sam Rayburn, Texas, politics	$300
10808	Rayburn, Sam	Letter to George E. Outland with a "The Speaker's Rooms House of Representatives U. S. letterhead.	self	Very good. Horizontal fold crease. Date ink stamp.	7 x 9 inchs, one page, October 8, 1943, a signed letter from Texas Congressman Sam Rayburn, as speaker of the United States House of Represtentatives, to California congressman George Outland wishing him a happy birthday.	Autograph, Sam Rayburn, Texas, Politics	$400
12487	Rogers, Will, Jr.	Letter to George E. Outland on personal letterhead stationery	self	Good. Light creasing and fold marks.	Three pages, 7.25 x 10.5 inches, a letter to George Outland about U.S. foreign policy as regards to recent Russian aggression in Hungary and Bulgaria. Rogers is against appeasement of the Russians. His letter is signed "Bill." A carbon copy of Outland's reply is included.	Autograph, Will Rogers Jr., politics	$100
12492	Smith, Walter Bedell, General	Letter to George E. Outland with an Embassy Of The United States Of America letterhead.	self	Good. Faint shelf wear and creasing.	8 x 10.5 inches, a response letter to congressman George Outland concering the desire of Mrs. Rebecca Shapiro to bring her relatives to the United States. Smith is responding as our ambassador in Russia. He was Eisenhower's chief of staff in WW2 and later head of the CIA.	Autograph, General Walter Bedell Smith, WW2, CIA	$300
10806	Stettinius, Edward, Jr.	Letter to George E. Outland with a United States Department of State letterhead.	self	Good with some faint creasing. Two ink date stamps, rusty staple and the imprint of a rusty paperclip.	8 x 10.5 inchs, one page, June 10th, 1944, a signed letter from Edward Stettinius Jr., as the United States Secretary of State, to California congressman George Outland regarding William E. Pulliam's request for information about property near Miraflores Airport, Ciudad Trujillo, Dominican Republic.	Autograph, Edward Stettinius Jr., Secretary of State	$200
11699	Stimson, Henry L.	Letter to George E. Outland	self	Good with creasing and a date stamp.	8 x 10.5 inches on a War Department letterhead, this letter from Stimson, the Secretary of War, to Mr. Outland references a hearing on H. R. 2800, a bill "To provide for cooperation with State agencies administering labor laws in establishing safe and healthful working conditions in industry." Stimson was also head of the Manhattan Project that built the first Atomic Bomb.	Autograph, Henry L. Stimson, WW2, Politics, Atomic Bomb, Manhattan Project	$500
12512	Thacher	Letter to George E. Outland on a The thacher School Letterhead	self	Good. Red pencil processing marks, date stamp, creases on the edges.	8 x 10.5 inches, a letter to congressman George Outland thanking him for sending a copy of Outland's Reader's Digest Article.	Autograph, Anson S. Thacher, The Thacher School, California	$25
12494	Thomas, J. Parnell	Letter to George E. Outland with a Congress of the United States House of Representatives letterhead.	self	Good. Pencil marks and some faint creasing. One ink date stamp.	8 x 10.5 inches, an anti Office of Price Administration letter with a copy of Parnell's bill in the same vein. There's also a clipping of an anti OPA newspaper article. Parnell was later head of the House Un-American Activities Commitee and eventually went to jail for fraud. Parnell was from New Jersey.	Autograph, J. Parnell Thomas, United States House of Representatives, HUAC, House Un-American Activities, New Jersey	$200
10804	Vinson, Fred M.	Letter to George E. Outland with a United States Secretary of the Treasury letterhead.	self	Good with some faint creasing. Two ink date stamps.	8 x 10.5 inchs, single page, signed by Vinson, Feb. 4th, 1946, a letter from Fred M. Vinson as Secretary of the US treasury (later a supreme court justice) to California congressman George Outland about a financial agreement with the United Kingdom.	Autograph, Fred M. Vinson, Supreme Court	$300
10805	Vinson, Fred M.	Letter to George E. Outland with a United States Secretary of the Treasury letterhead.	self	Good with some faint creasing. One ink date stamp. Two line black pencil notation, two words in red pencil.	8 x 10.5 inchs, two pages, Jan. 16th, 1946, a signed letter from Fred M. Vinson as Secretary of the US treasury (later a supreme court justice) to California congressman George Outland with a list of documents pertaining to a financial agreement with the United Kingdom.	Autograph, Fred M. Vinson, Supreme Court	$300
10813	Warren, Earl	Letter to George E. Outland with "State of California Governor's Office" letterhead.	self	Good. Has a tan "ghost" of a smaller piece of paper. Ink date stamp. Two folding creases and faint creases in the margin. Red pencil number.	8 x 10 inchs, one page, February 15, 1944, a signed letter from then Governor of California, (later Supreme Court Chief Justice) Earl Warren to California congressman George Outland about Outland's response to a previous communication on the State Board of Agriculture.	Autograph, Earl Warren, California, Supreme Court	$400
10814	Warren, Earl	Letter to George E. Outland with "State of California Governor's Office" letterhead.	self	Good. Rusty staple in the upper left corner. Ink date stamp. Two folding creases and faint creases in the margin.	8 x 10 inchs, one page, September 6, 1944, a signed letter from then Governor of California, (later Supreme Court Chief Justice) Earl Warren to California congressman George Outland about the future of unemployed Federal employees (war workers). Senate Bill No. 2051 is referenced.	Autograph, Earl Warren, California, Supreme Court	$600
12490	Wood, Robert E., General	Letter to George E. Outland with personal stationery letterhead.	self	Good. Outland has underlined several sentances with red pencil.	8 x 10.5 inches, a two page letter to Outland about the political outlook for the 1960 election with a negative emphasis on the Democrat Party. There's a copy of "Human Events" and a subscription form. Outland has red pencil checks on the back of the form. A carbon copy of his reply is included. "....it (the letter) is filled with so many misstatements, distortions, and exaggerations that I find it difficult to answer in a reasonable tone." Woods was an executive at Sears Roebuck from 1924 to 1954 and an outspoken conservative.	Autograph, General Robert E. Wood, Sears Roebuck	$100