1137: [ Autograph ] Supreme Court Of 1890 An exemplary signed photograph of the 1890 United States Supreme Court, signed by every member of the Court! This Napoleon Sarony photograph measures 20in x 15in on a 23in x 20in mount and shows five justices

1138: [ Autograph ] Supreme Court Of 1936 Fine S.P. 16.5in x 12in b/w, showing the entire Supreme Court of 1936 in judicial robes, five members seated with four standing behind. Signed by all nine justices,including Chief Justice Charles E. Hughes, Louis

1139: [ Autograph ] Supreme Court Of 1941 Very fine S.P. 11in X 11in b/w, showing the entire Supreme Court of 1941 in judicial robes, five men seated with four standing behind them. Signed by all nine justices beneath their respective image, including

1140: [ Autograph ] Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. 1841-1935 Associate Justiceof the Supreme Court 1902-1932 known for his vigorous opinions, oftenin dissent, a narrow constructionist and advocate of legislative prerogative, promulgator of the "clear and

1141: [ Autograph ] Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. Good content A.L.S. 'OliverWendell Holmes", 1p. 12mo. correspondence card, Washington, Feb. 27, 1930 The great jurist chastises an autograph hound too cheap to include a postage stamp with his autograph

1142: Felxi Frankfurter 1882-1965, Supreme Court Associate Justice, founderof the A.C.L.U. and leading exponent of judicial selt restraint. His book Mr. justice Holmes and the Syupreme Court, harvard Press, 1938, a summary of Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes'

1143: [ Autograph ] Thomas C. Clark 1899-1977 Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, Attorney General under Truman. T.L.S. as Attorney General, 1p. 4to. to publisher Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr. thanking him for sending an itinerary of a pending trip.

1144: [ Autograph ] David Davis 1815-1886 Associate Justice of the Supreme Court and a close, personal friend of Abraham Lincoln. Closing lines of a letter and signature, with some blurring to signature.

1145: [ Autograph ] William R. Day 1849-1923 U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice and Secretary of State. A.L.S. on Court of Appeals letterhead 1p. 4to., Canton, Feb. 2, 1900 thanking a man for his letter and his kind sentiments. Light toned, otherwise

1146: [ Autograph ] William O Douglas 1898-1980 American Jurist and Supreme Court Justice 1939-75 T.L.S. on Supreme Court letterhead, 1p. 8vo., Washington, Aug. 17, 1966 Douglas thanks noted publisher Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr. for a letter.

1147: [ Autograph ] Oliver Ellsworth 1745-1807 American politician, delegate to the Continental Congress and Constitutional Convention, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. A.D.S. " Oliv. Ellsworth Atty. " in the text, 1p. oblong 8vo., Hartford, Feb. 12,

1148: [ Autograph ] Oliver Ellsworth A.D.S. 1p. oblong 8vo., Hartford, May 17, 1787 Ellsworth requests that his debenture be discounted 15 pounds 19 shillings for his appearances before the Superior Court. Fine.

1149: [ Autograph ] Arthur J. Goldberg 1908-1990 Associate Justice of the Supreme Court and labor representative. T.L.S. as Secretary of Labor,1p. 8vo., Washington, Sep. 14, 1962 on his appointment to the SupremeCourt. In part: "...I will earnestly seek to

1150: [ Autograph ] Charles Evans Hughes 1862-1948 Chief Justice of the Supreme Court 1930-41, Secretary of State 1921-25, defeated by Wilson in a try for the presidency. T.L.S. as Secretary of State, 1p. 4to., Washington, Sep. 10, 1923, congratulating

1151: [ Autograph ] Charles Evans Hughes T.L.S. as Secretary of State, 1p. 8vo., Washington, Sep. 25, 1922 regretting that he cannot attend a celebration of the centennial of the birth of Rutherford B. Hayes.

1152: [ Autograph ] Robert H. Jackson 1892-1954 Supreme Court Associate Justice who also took on the role of chief U.S. prosecutor at the Nurnberg war crimes trials. T.L.S. "Bob' as Attorney General, 1p. 4to, Washington, July 5, 1941, to publisher

1153: [ Autograph ] John Marshall 1755-1835 Supreme Court Chief Justice and the principal founder of the American system of constitutional law including the doctrine of judicial review. Signature "J. Marshall' as Secretary of State. Closely-cut and

1154: [ Autograph ] Frank Murphy 1890-1949 U.S. Attorney General and Supreme Court Justice. A.L.S. as Supreme Court Justice, 1p. 4to., Washington, March 3, 1942 to noted publisher Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr In part: '..as one who is appreciative of your

1155: [ Autograph ] Frank Murphy T.L.S. as Attorney General on official letterhead, 1p. 4to., Washington, D.C., Jan. 8, 1940, to noted publisher Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr. In part: "...Your splendid wire of congratulation, which is so typical of your loyal

1156: [ Autograph ] Frank Murphy T.L.S. as Attorney General, 1p. 4to., Washington, Jan. 20, 1939, to noted publisher Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr. In part: ''..Please excuse me for being so late in thanking you for your fine message. Naturally I was delighted