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PRESIDENTS]. [COOLIDGE AND LINDBERGH]. LINDBERGH, Charles A. Photo signed ("C. A. Lindbergh"), n.d. [1927]. 6 x 8in . The photo shows the young aviation hero Lindbergh receiving a medal from President Calvin Coolidge who also signed the photo ("Calvin Coolidge"). Also depicted (and also signing) are Nicholas Longworth and Vice-President Charles G. Dawes. -- HARDING, Warren G. TLS ("Warren G. Harding") to George W. Hills, St. Augustine, Florida, 9 February 1921. 1 p., 4to . Harding discusses his Cabinet appointments. "The political bosses do not have so much influence over the situation as your letter would seem to indicate." -- HARDING. Printed White House card signed ("Warren G. Harding" and "Florence Kling Harding"), n.d. 1 p., oblong, engraving of White House . -- HARDING. TLS ("Warren G. Harding"), as President, to Secretary of Labor [James J. Davis], Washington, 31 December 1921. 1 p., 4to, White House stationery . Thanking Davis for a newspaper clipping. -- COOLIDGE, Calvin. Card signed ("Calvin Coolidge"), n.d. 2½ x 3½ in . -- COOLIDGE. Printed document, A Proclamation by the President of the United States of America, 4 August 1923, SIGNED BY SECRETARY OF STATE CHARLES EVANS HUGHES. 1 page, 4to, 8¼ x 13 in., mourning stationery . Coolidge declares 10 August 1923 "a day of prayer and mourning throughout the United States" after the death of President Harding. -- COOLIDGE. ALS ("Calvin Coolidge"), as Vice-President, to Fred L. Seely, 15 February 1921. 2 pp., 8vo, on stationery of Grove Park Inn, Asheville, N.C . Coolidge thanks Seely for a pleasant stay at his Inn. -- COOLIDGE. Photograph signed ("Calvin Coolidge"), [4 March 1925]. 8 x 10in., black and white glossy . Coolidge at his Inauguration. Also with him (and signing the photo as well) are Grace Coolidge, Mary Louise Curtis Bok, Edward W. Bok, and E. T. Bedford. -- COOLIDGE. TLS ("Calvin Coolidge"), to Myron T. Herrick, Washington, D.C., 15 December 1925. 1 p., 4to, White House stationery . Coolidge to his ambassador at Paris: "I have received your letter of December 5th and am again indebted to you for some very interesting information which gives me a picture of conditions in Paris which I could obtain in no other way." Together 9 items . (9)