"Peace Missile" golf club made from recycled ICBM NUCLEAR MISSILES from Russia and USA. That is as in "InterContinental Ballistic Missiles". Historically, these were made from Russian SS-23 ICSM's and USA Polaris A-3 ICBM's. These were produced for PGA Pro Cary Schuman. The #2 wood has a red shaft and the shaft is labeled "The Peace Missile -Russian SS-23 / USA Polaris A-3" ; Ultralite Graphite Shaft and Made in USA. The head is labeled the same. It is also labeled "10.5 degree loft" and "Peace Missile 2". According to a Las Vegas Sun article, the head is made for 15-5 stainless steel, heat treated to 1100 degrees Fahrenheit. This is a #2 Wood, red graphite shaft, recycled Missile head. Size: Shaft length to top of head grommet is 41". Overall length is 45.5".

Peace Missile Driver has disarming effect Tuesday, Jan. 13, 1998 .BRIAN HILDERBRAND is a Las Vegas SUN sportswriter. His golf column appears Tuesdays. He can be reached on the Internet at bh@lasvegassun.com. Cary Schuman still recalls the historic day in 1986 when the United States and the former Soviet Union signed the nuclear disarmament treaty which, for all intents and purposes, signaled the end of the cold war.Schuman, however, remembers the day differently than most Americans. Aside from the historical significance of the treaty, Schuman was intrigued by the commercial possibilities of obtaining the country's old nuclear missiles."When they announced that the Russians were going to blow up their missiles and we were going to dismantle ours, I thought at that time that it would be neat to get some missile parts," Schuman said.It would be nine years before Schuman would get his hands on some surplus Russian missile parts -- and the professional golfer knew exactly what he wanted to do with them. After obtaining surplus Russian SS-23 and American Polaris A-3 missiles, Schuman decided to melt them down and use the material to make golf clubs. The result was the Peace Missile Driver, the Peace Putter and the second-generation driver, the Peace Missile 2000. The Peace Missile drivers are not only a collector's item with historical significance. Schuman calls the driver one of the best clubs on the market."We melt the missiles down and combine them with 15-5 stainless steel and the key is to heat treat them to 1,100 degrees Fahrenheit to strengthen them," Schuman, president of Peace Missile Inc., explained. "Now you have a club that's almost as light, almost as strong as titanium but with the feel of stainless steel, which almost everybody prefers."It's better than anything on the market, plus it's also a commemorative item and an historic item because of its composite material and political implications."When it comes to drivers, Schuman knows of what he speaks. The former Asian and European touring pro holds the accepted world record for the longest drive at 463 yards, 10 inches -- at sea level. Schuman set the record in 1991 during a PGA-sanctioned long-drive contest at Royal Fox Golf Club in St. Charles, Ill. Although Schuman has yet to mass market the Peace Missile Drivers, he said response to the clubs have been overwhelming."We've been selling them on the Internet and we're going to do an infomercial -- that's our main focus now," said Schuman, who was in Las Vegas last week to put on a long-drive demonstration during the DirecTV Charity Golf Classic at the Desert Inn Golf Club. "Our newer model is the Peace Missile 2000, to commemorate the new millenium."Schuman said that President Clinton, an avid golfer, carries a Peace Missile Driver in his golf bag.

Ronald Wade Original White House Furniture Collection
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	1963 John F. Kennedy 4-Door Lincoln Continental Includes original White House-issued Presidential fender flag set, flashing red lights	Paid $20,000
	White House 1925 Seth Thomas Clock that belonged to Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower.
	White House Waterford Crystal Vase
Verification Letter of JFK Rocker, Music Room Chairs and Nixon Candlesticks	John F. Kennedy Rocking Chair This rocker was used often by John F. Kennedy and the former White House staffer I obtained this from said he often would load this rocker on Air Force One for trips and take it to Camp David for use by the President when relaxing at the Presidential retreat. This appears to have been purchased by the Kennedy family for JFK’s use . Lyndon Johnson kept the chair and used it often himself during his term and continued to be transported for the President’s use to Camp David, Air Force One and the Presidential Yacht. A nearly identical chair was brought into JFK's suite room in Houston on November 21, 1963 for his visit to Texas and this photograph was taken November 22, 1963 after he left for Fort Worth and Dallas showing the room and the rocker. He had many rockers similar to mine. This rocker was sold in Hantman's Political Memorabilia Auction on 10-23-2004 and was the rocker given by President John F. Kennedy to Cardinal Richard J. Cushing of Boston along with provenance provided by the Daughters of St. Paul of Boston with notarized documentation that Cardinal Cushing had received as a gift from JFK and given to them. Another rocker nearly identical to my rocker. Over the years, Cardinal Cushing officiated at Kennedy’s wedding, met with him on many occasions and delivered the eulogy at his funeral. Cardinal Cushing considered this chair his favorite rocking chair and kept it in his private residence. The Cardinal later gave it as a gift to the order of the Daughters of St. Paul, a Boston order of sisters of which he was particularly fond. The Daughters of St. Paul kept the rocker in the convent’s Cushing Hall guest room for many years. This lot comes with two photographs of Cardinal Cushing and the notarized testimony of two sisters who were present when the Cardinal announced to the Daughters of St. Paul that he was giving them the rocking chair that JFK had given to him. It had estimated value of $10,000-$20,000.	Paid $414.75 + $177.11 shipping
	White House Dining Room Set of 2 Chairs (1 with arm and 1 without arm) These two chairs were from a set of 50 that Jackie Kennedy commissioned in January of 1960 and purchased for use in the and were used for State Dinners and for the Kennedy Family as well in the family quarters of the White House. The Kennedy family left this in the White House after JFK’s assassination and they stayed in constant use in the White House until July 1978. There is a brass plate attached to the bottom of each chair that reads "The White House DR 389-1-60."	Paid $801 plus shipping
	White House Music Room LYRE BACK Set of 4 Chairs Solid mahogany, rich and deep in color, these were manufactured by Tell City Chair Co. of Indiana in 1949 and were bought by the Truman White House with no expense spared in their purchase. Jackie Kennedy used famous designer Olig Cassini to renew and recover the chairs during her renovation of the White House and his name is stamped on the wood on the bottom of each on the wood. The music lyre design was first introduced into furniture design in the early 19^th Century. They were used in the Green Room, sometimes called the Music Room until August 1965. The list of heads of state, Presidents and world-famous musicians and writers is long and impressive and were used extensively by all the Presidents. On the bottom of each chair is an old metal plate that reads "The White House" followed by "MR" and an inventory control number.	Paid $720 + $322.45 shipping
	White House Van Sevier Music Room Set of 4 Chairs
	White House Tiny White Upholstered Chair Also bought by Jackie Kennedy this chair was slightly smaller than the remainder of the set of furniture and was referred by White House staff as the First Ladies’ Chair and was used by Jackie often in the East Wing as well as Jackie’s bedroom. It was given to the White House staffer by the Johnson family at the end of LBJ’s White House term.	Paid $666 plus $226.33 shipping
Verification for White House Furniture	White House Rose-Color Upholstered Chair Victorian styled this was bought also by Jackie Kennedy and it was placed in the Rose Garden reception area in May of 1961. The White House inventory also shows it was placed at times in the receiving line area for Heads of State during 1961 and 1962. It continued to be as favorite during the Johnson Administration and used by some of the world’s greatest celebrities and heads of state. Under the chair screwed to the bottom frame is a brass plate that reads "The White House" followed by coded numbers.	Same as above Paid $309.22 for repair to Ballew's Upholstery 6-30-05 for broken leg.
	White House Coffee/End Table Made by Elite Tables in Jamestown, New York and were constantly used in the White House dining room as reflected by the White House tag on the bottom.	Paid $400 plus shipping
	Good Vs. Evil To commemorate the signing on Dec. 8, 1987 by President George Bush and Soviet Premier Gorbachev of the INF Nuclear Treaty, Zurab Tsereteli, Artist-Laureate of the Soviet Union created this as one of only 160 desktop pieces signed and numbered by him. The artist used actual pieces of the U.S. Pershing 2 Nuclear missle which had been pointed at the USSR, and the Soviet’s SS-20 nuclear missle which had been pointed toward NATO forces in Western Europe. I had President Bush to autograph this one on a visit with him in his Houston office in 2003. The missle fragments are mounted into a polished fossilized limestone base. A bronze olive branch, universal symbol of peach encircles the bronze medallion.
	Peace Missile Golf Club - #2 Wood made from Nuclear Bombs "Peace Missile" golf club made from recycled ICBM NUCLEAR MISSILES from Russia and USA. That is as in "InterContinental Ballistic Missiles". Historically, these were made from Russian SS-23 ICSM's and USA Polaris A-3 ICBM's. These were produced for PGA Pro Cary Schuman. The #2 wood has a red shaft and the shaft is labeled "The Peace Missile -Russian SS-23 / USA Polaris A-3" ; Ultralite Graphite Shaft and Made in USA. The head is labeled the same. It is also labeled "10.5 degree loft" and "Peace Missile 2". According to a Las Vegas Sun article, the head is made for 15-5 stainless steel, heat treated to 1100 degrees Fahrenheit. This is a #2 Wood, red graphite shaft, recycled Missile head. Size: Shaft length to top of head grommet is 41". Overall length is 45.5". Peace Missile Driver has disarming effect Tuesday, Jan. 13, 1998 .BRIAN HILDERBRAND is a Las Vegas SUN sportswriter. His golf column appears Tuesdays. He can be reached on the Internet at bh@lasvegassun.com. Cary Schuman still recalls the historic day in 1986 when the United States and the former Soviet Union signed the nuclear disarmament treaty which, for all intents and purposes, signaled the end of the cold war.Schuman, however, remembers the day differently than most Americans. Aside from the historical significance of the treaty, Schuman was intrigued by the commercial possibilities of obtaining the country's old nuclear missiles."When they announced that the Russians were going to blow up their missiles and we were going to dismantle ours, I thought at that time that it would be neat to get some missile parts," Schuman said.It would be nine years before Schuman would get his hands on some surplus Russian missile parts -- and the professional golfer knew exactly what he wanted to do with them. After obtaining surplus Russian SS-23 and American Polaris A-3 missiles, Schuman decided to melt them down and use the material to make golf clubs. The result was the Peace Missile Driver, the Peace Putter and the second-generation driver, the Peace Missile 2000. The Peace Missile drivers are not only a collector's item with historical significance. Schuman calls the driver one of the best clubs on the market."We melt the missiles down and combine them with 15-5 stainless steel and the key is to heat treat them to 1,100 degrees Fahrenheit to strengthen them," Schuman, president of Peace Missile Inc., explained. "Now you have a club that's almost as light, almost as strong as titanium but with the feel of stainless steel, which almost everybody prefers."It's better than anything on the market, plus it's also a commemorative item and an historic item because of its composite material and political implications."When it comes to drivers, Schuman knows of what he speaks. The former Asian and European touring pro holds the accepted world record for the longest drive at 463 yards, 10 inches -- at sea level. Schuman set the record in 1991 during a PGA-sanctioned long-drive contest at Royal Fox Golf Club in St. Charles, Ill. Although Schuman has yet to mass market the Peace Missile Drivers, he said response to the clubs have been overwhelming."We've been selling them on the Internet and we're going to do an infomercial -- that's our main focus now," said Schuman, who was in Las Vegas last week to put on a long-drive demonstration during the DirecTV Charity Golf Classic at the Desert Inn Golf Club. "Our newer model is the Peace Missile 2000, to commemorate the new millenium."Schuman said that President Clinton, an avid golfer, carries a Peace Missile Driver in his golf bag.
	Lapis Blue Set of Renaisance China from the Reagan White House. Used throughout the Reagan White House years in the White House Oval Office, for luncheons for Heads of State including British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher during a famous summit with Reagan at Camp David. These are actual pieces from the set. This FINE CHINA from the White House was crafted by Robert C. Floyd of Fitz and Floyd, Inc. in 1983. This is the ACTUAL fine china used in the White House during the Administration of President Ronald Reagan. It is simply IMPOSSIBLE to find this type of White House memorabilia. White with royal blue tones, and REAL 24k GOLD highlights, including the Presidential Coat of Arms. #12, #13, #16, #17, #18 are original gold-plated dinnerware pieces from Camp David, the traditional President's weekend home. #20 is the small gold tablecloth which was a gift of President Truman to one of his staffers (see listing elsewhere). Just the Cup and Saucer shown to left sold for $360.45 on Ebay on May 24, 2008 by seller phantastikstuff.
	Hand Carved DOMINIC GERARD EAGLE MARBLE TOP CONSOLE Made most entirely by hand piece by piece this is truly a work of art in itself. Meticulously crafted from Dark Red Mahogany Solids and African Rotary cut Sapele Mahogany Veneers, it is carefully polished and finished utilizing a classic 23 step procedure comparable to what is known by furniture collectors to be a true French Polish done 350 ago in Europe. Dark Red Mahogany Solids and African Rotary Cut Sapele Veneers 48" Width x 22 " Depth x 34 " Height; 550lbs. 121.92. Width x 55.88cm. Depth x 86.36cm. Height; 249.46kg	Receipt less shipping from NC
	White House State Bedroom Table Made by American of Martinsville of solid wood and ornate design. it was bought in early 1960 by Mamie Eisenhower to use in the State Bedroom which was used for visiting heads of state although not delivered until JFK moved into the White House. They were brand new when the King of Spain and his family visited President John F. Kennedy and Jackie on a State Visit. The King’s children used crayons to mark inside the drawers as well as the outside of this table and many other pieces of furniture during their stay. Despite efforts to clean it the inside was still stained and the table had to be replaced. There is a brass plate on the bottom that reads "The White House BR 732 7-60" The plate is split in two but still attached which we are told indicated when an item then was damaged and had to be replaced as in this night stand.	Paid $444 plus shipping
Verification for White House Furniture	White House Sideboard This is a very large and decorative 5 foot long sideboard. It is easy to see why it lasted so long in The White House. Even with the changes in decorating and style. This piece stood the test of time. This is a original Berkey & Gay sideboard manufactured April 1927. Berkey & Gay were makers of very fine and expensive furniture during this time. Their designs were ornate and decorated with hand carvings and turned fine wood. This sideboard was manufactured in April 1927 in Michigan. It was transported to The White House in February 1928. We are not sure if this was a special order piece or part of a larger lot purchased for The White House in 1928. This sideboard was delivered under the term of President Coolidge. This piece was placed in the White House dining room and remained in the same place and station until October 23 1960. That is 32 years of public and White House service. A rare older early White House furniture fixture. This piece was placed in storage at the end of October 1960 and has been stored since. This is the first time it has seen the light of day for the pictures that were taken for this sale after 45 years hidden away. On the back is the Berkey & Gary markings and there is also a wood dowl insert that reads "Propertyof the United States People White House" There are also key dates engraved in the wood.	Paid $1500 plus shipping
Verification Letter of Arrangement Table, Sate Bedroom Table and Dining Room Chairs	White House arrangement table. This solid wood with carved outer trim table was in a private collection of a retired White House staff Photographer from 1956 to 1980. He served some of this nations great presidents and over the years was presented gifts and items he maintained in excellent condition. They are authenticated through records and White House logs. There is also detail carving and design on the feet and pedestal. This table was used for floral and flower displays in the entrance of the presidential rotunda 1959-1968 also used for state dinners and for display of cards and statues 1959-1972. The list of places this table was placed is long and impressive. The table was on the furniture inventory list prior to President Kennedy being elected. There is a metal plate under brace that reads PR 356-2-59. This table was used daily up until 1979. It was collected and stored at that time.	Paid $602 plus shipping
	This is a rare vintage wooden tapered walking stick/cane removed from the White House . When the White House was was refurbished during President Truman's administration original wood and other objects were removed and sold to the public as souvenirs. This waking stick/cane has a small brass plaque attached to it which reads: ORIGINAL WHITE HOUSE MATERIAL REMOVED 1950. Along with the seal, the plaque has several small stars. The cane was made of original late 1700's White House wood. Length is 30 3/4".

	White House Gift of the People of Italy to Richard Nixon Candle holders Brass with beautiful inlay which appears to be ivory or white marble, set of candle holders were a gift of the Italian Government to Richard Nixon and were in fact one of the very last gifts Nixon received prior to his resignation. Prime Minister of Italy Giulio Andreotti presented these to Nixon in June of 1973. The custom-made felt display case has a brass tag on the front in Italian that says “To the People of America”. These were actually used in the White House until placed in storage after Nixon left office.	Paid $400 plus shipping
	Frederic Remington Bronze Statue, Bronco Buster This is like the one on display in the Oval Office currently and many previous Presidents. This large bronze statue is 23" tall, 18" long and 8 1/2" wide. The marble base is 8 1/2" wide, 16" long and 1 1/4" thick and the statue weighs 40 pounds.	Paid $355.39
	Original White House Wood Foot Stool Hand-crafted foot stool based on a popular design in the 1817 White House and made of lumber removed in 1949 during the Truman White House renovation the lumber is from the White House rebuilt after the burning of the White House in 1812. Hand-embroidered by a lady in 1949 from the Portland, Oregon area.	$350
	Original Paintings by Artist, Lawrence Williams -- In Collection of Ron Wade are George & Barbara Bush, Ronald Reagan, William Howard Taft and John Quincy Adams and Dwight D. Eisenhower Framed in heavy gold and black wood & gesso framed oil portraits from a set of every President and First Lady. Williams was originally commissioned to do only a few sets for an Ohio Presidential Museum as well as to be hung in the Colorado Capitol Building in August 1982. Williams was born in Roixbury, Mass. on Feb. 24, 1913 and opened his first gallery in Boston in 1932 and opened additional galleries in New York, Chicago, Houston and Beverly Hills and was one of the most sought-after portrait artist in history. He passed away July 30, 2003.	Paid $281.32 for JQ Adams Paid $558 for Bush's & Taft Paid $281.52 for Ike Paid ____ for Reagan -- Identical Sold for $1076 in Heritage Auction Galleries, Dallas, 10-27-07
	George H. W. Bush "Resolution" original print by Mark Balma "Resolution" is an Oil on canvas located at the George H.W. Bush Presidential Library at College Station Texas. It is a portrait of President George Bush conferring with key advisors in the Oval Office. The portrait includes President George Bush, Secretary of State James Baker, Secretary of Defense Richard Cheney, Chairman Joint Chief of Staff General Colin Powell and National Security Advisor Brent Scowcroft. The portraits were all done from actual sittings with each of these individuals and direct studies in the Oval office. This is a Giclee print signed by the artist, framed and used by the artist himself, Mark Balma in several exhibitions and the print & frame measures 37" x 37". It was painted by him from 1990-1999.	$350
	Original Painting, "Preliminary Study for National Museum of Naval Aviation" as written on it by Jeffrey W. Bass 1999 and signed by the artist. "Lt.Jg. George H. W. Bush" . Watercolor/dry brush/body color, 24 x 16 inches. George Bush as a young naval aviator, the youngest pilot in World War II. Also signed in person for Ronald Ellis Wade in President Bush's Houston office by former President George H. W. Bush "To Ron Wade, My Friend, All the best, George Bush"	$1500+
	Original Oval Office Design Presidential Seal Carpet Hand-tufted 100% wool, made by Agence Cholleton of Versailles, France and ordered by me for this office.	Paid $1325
	Oval Office Presidential Portrait Collection. Forty portrait miniatures crafted of fine porcelain, hand-decorated with pure 24 karat gold, bearing 24 karat gold backstamps, Issued in a low, limited edition of just 5,000 sets. Each miniature is an original work of art created exclusively for this collection by Theodore Xaras, world-renowned portraitist. Each President (Washington to George H. W. Bush) is depicted at the peak of his term of office. And each portrait is authenticated through historical documents. The collection is crafted in the lost tradition of the portrait miniatures of the 18th and 19th centuries, housed today in the Smithsonian Institution and in valuable private collections. Your collection will be fascinating and educational for your family and friends.......an heirloom treasure. It would make a memorable gift for anyone with an interest in history and American art. The set sold originally for $995 in 1989 on the 200th anniversary of the Presidency.	$450
	Presidential Seal Carpet Not in Oval Office U.S.-made round Presidential Seal rug made by manufacturer in 1990's.	Paid $1000
	WHD Koerner’s “A Charge to Keep” Painting	Paid $680
	Waterlilies at Giverny Painting by Monet Like the original Monet hanging in the Oval Office for many years by the famous Impressionist Artist and given as a gift of the Kennedy Family in memory of former President John F. Kennedy. Painted in 1916.	Paid $211.50
	Evening with the President Original Canvas Painting Original painting by unknown artist.	Paid $170.50 with frame
	Fifth Avenue in the Rain by Childe Hassam Painting Like the one hanging the the Oval Office through many Administrations.	$227.35 + $86.62 frame extra
	The President’s Resolute Desk Like the Oval Office desk used by President Bush daily and most Presidents back to the time Queen Victoria presented this to President Hays. The original is made of wood from the HMS Resolute rescued by the U.S. and returned to Great Britain this desk was given as a tribute to the U.S.’s rescue of the ship. Made famous when JFK Jr. was photographed looking out the Presidential Seal door on the front of the desk.	Paid $4800
	Set of 2 Bershire Hall Urns -- fine ceramic reproduction 18th century French urns. Hand fired ceramic with two beautiful maidens flanking the exquisite lidded urn atop a claw foot base.	Paid $151.95
President Bush with the Emir of Kuwait, Jabir Al-Ahmad Al Jabir Al-Sabahin in the Oval Office of the White House to discuss the situation in the Gulf. This is the Emir who presented these robes to Bush in 1993. President Bush and Amir Jabir Al-Ahmad Al-Jabir Al-Sabah of Kuwait wave to a crowd on Pennsylvania Avenue who support Kuwait.	Two Robes Presented to the Family of Presidents George H. W. Bush and George W. Bush by the Emir of Kuwait Following the First Gulf War. The man's black cloak, a Bisht, is 60" long and richly trimmed in gold. It is essentially a flowing outer cloak made of wool, worn over the thobe. It is usually only worn for prestige on special occasions such as weddings, or festivals such as Eid, or for the Friday prayer. Included is an ogal, the back cord that holds the traditional headdress in place. The woman's white robe is 54" long with a hood. The front is covered with floral motifs and silver thread crescents and stars. The robe has a rope belt. Both are in fine condition with only very minor wear. From the personal collection of Sharon Bush and accompanied by a signed Letter of Authenticity from her. These were received by Bush from Emir of Kuwait, Al Sabah Jaber al Ahmad in April 1993. Shortly after leaving the White House, George H.W. Bush flew to Kuwait, accompanied by his wife, his sons Marvin and Neil, and his former secretary of state, James Baker. The ex-president received a hero's welcome, a medal from the Emir and an honorary degree from the university at the same time these robes were received.
	George Bush and Barbara Bush Typed Letter Signed "Gampy" and "Bar" who's added "we pray for you all-/Bar," one page, 6.25" x 8.5". Houston, Texas, December 15, 2002. To Sharon Bush who had separated from their son Neil three months earlier. In full, "Joy to the World - Dear Sharon, It is Chicken Feed Time again. You may well recall that it was my 'Gampy' that coined that phrase when he would put quarters or dimes into the outstretched hands of his grandkids. Merry Christmas. And, Sharon, may 2003 be a great one for you, free of stress, free of worry, full of joy and wonder. Hug all three kids for me. Con Afecto." George Bush's "Gampy" was stockbroker George Herbert Walker (1875-1953), his mother Dorothy's father. Neil divorced Sharon in 2003. He was ordered to pay child support for 17-year-old Pierce and 14-year-old Ashley; Lauren was 19. With original 9.5" x 4" postmarked envelope imprinted "George Bush" in the upper left and his 10000 Memorial Drive, Houston address on the back flap. Very fine condition. From the personal collection of Sharon Bush and accompanied by a signed Letter of Authenticity from her.
	Presidential Seal Cigar Box, official gift from President of the United States acquired from the White House Historian from the Administration of Bill Clinton. Includes 12 robusto cigars with Presidential Seal cigar bands in o-ring vacuum-sealed in P.E.T. plastic tubes.
	Afghanistan-made "War Rug" made in the hill of Afghanistan by hand featuring all types of weapons of war seen by the people of Afghanistan during the long Russian invasion of Afghanistan.
	White House Gold Tablecloth Presidential Gift given by President Harry S. Truman to a staffer, bought from Krenz Auctions and paid by Paypal 3-5-05	Paid $10.05
	29" Bust of Thomas Jefferson by Houdon, 19w x 11d x 29h	Paid $104.98
	29" Bust of Theodore Roosevelt	Paid $74.98
	FEDERAL EAGLE DECORATIVE TRAY by Mottahedeh Designed for the Diplomatic Reception Rooms of the Department of State and the White House. White porcelain trimmed in blue. Measures 3 1/2" x 4 1/2".	$45

	10 1/4" china dinner plate made by Shenango China for the $10,000 per plate Presidential Inaugural Candlelight Dinner on January 18, 1981 in Washington, D. C., the premier event for the Inauguration of President Ronald Reagan. This plate became such a favorite Reagan used it to decorate his Oval Office and continues to be used by the following Presidents in the Oval Office. The Wade Oval Office has 4.	$125 x 4 = $500
	George Washington Peale Reproduction Painting with Framing Reproduced to be as in Oval Office	Paid $800 plus $204.00 framing
	Piece of original wood from Independence Hall with certificate of authenticity in display box which was originally presented to Rev. Jesse Jackson on Bicentennial of Declaration of Independence. Also includes his ID tag from the event. He left both behind after the event.	$100
	Open sided oak armchair - leather trimmed and brass. State Seal of Texas. The back scripted and engraved on brass with the late Senators name. State Senator Elizabeth R. (Betty) Andujar made political history in 1972 when she was elected the first woman from Tarrant County and first Republican since Reconstruction to the Texas Senate. She was elected in l972 and served until her retirement in 1982. The seal is clear and bright, measuring 8" in diameter. Seat 22" wide x 20" deep. 19" wide, within the arms. From floor to seat 18". From floor to top of the back is 38". From the seat to the top of the arm rests is 9" Weighs approximately 27 - 30 lbs. The refurbished document at bottom is from underneath the chair and the brass plaque on the back of the seat. Sen. Betty Andujar (1912-1997)	Paid $100 to spidersweb06 from Arlington, Texas on ebay.com on June 1, 2010 in person in Canton, Texas. (Maureen--817-548-9560)