[FIRST LADIES - FRANCES CLEVELAND]. A group of ephemera and photograph of Frances Cleveland, highlighted by an authograph letter signed from the Executive Mansion, comprising:

Ms. note from Frances Cleveland to Miss H. Graham. On executive Mansion paper. She writes: "Will it be too late for you to bring your friends this morning at one? Use my messenger to send them a note if you wish. I shall be very glad to see you all at that time.

I am sorry you did not enjoy Miss Hall. It was a great disappointment to me that I was unable to get to hear her. Every one spoke so enthusiastically about her. My Moher desires he Remembrance. I suppose you have had Robert Elsmere? If not let me know and I will send him to you."

With a note to Miss Williams from H. Graham enclosing Mrs. Cleveland's reply and requesting that she come for her at half past 12.

Four cabinet cards of the Clevelands: The Cleveland Family - Frances, "Baby Ruth" and Grover. Ca 1892. Lithograph of Mr. & Mrs. Cleveland; three photos. of Mrs. Cleveland. One with Hale's identification and copyright (Seneca Falls, NY, 1886) has a note on verso: "Mr. Hale I give my full permission and sanction to your selling any pictures you may desire. I will trust to your giving only the best ones Your pictures are by far the best I have ever had taken someday I hope you can try again for me. / Very truly, Frances Folsom Cleveland / June 14, 1886."

Cutouts of the Clevelands; their images on an ad for Royal Glue ("Mends Everything / Solid as Rock."); Advertising card for Lammert Furniture Company, St. Louis, with the Clevelands on verso; card advertising Merrick Thread Co., another for Household Sewing Machine co., Providence, RI; card for Gilbert Mfg. Co. (fabric); and larger card with Campbell's Baking Powder, all with the Clevelands on the cards.

Mrs. Cleveland on a Cigarette card (color). Similar-sized card for tooth polish with Mrs. Cleveland in black and white. Business card for W.F. McLaughlin & Co., coffee importers with Mrs. Cleveland on verso. Die cut with flowers, flags, doves, etc. and Mrs. Cleveland. Other advertising cards: Dr. Hoxsie's Certain Croup Cure; "Philip Best Brewing Co., "The 'Best' Tonic;" Yatisi Corsets; Sulphur Bitters; Lion Coffee; and Clark's Spool Cotton. Plus one lithographed image with no ads.

Collection of Tom Charles Huston