August 3, 1920." McIntyre remained in Washington during Roosevelt's subsequent tenure as governor of New York, but as Roosevelt's 1932 campaign gained steam, he tapped Mac to be his Press Officer. McIntyre went on to work on Roosevelt's 1920 Vice Presidential campaign this collection includes a striking 1920 portrait of Roosevelt warmly Inscribed: "For the only Mc, in memory of our work together, past present, and to come.
While working as Special Assistant to Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels, he befriended then-Assistant Secretary of the Navy Franklin D. McIntyre (1878-1943) was born in Kentucky and studied at Vanderbilt. The collection includes 10 Inscribed books (each issued in an edition of 100 copies or less), a large, early Inscribed portrait, nine Typed or Autograph Letters Signed, and several additional items related to their long friendship and professional relationship. A remarkable collection of letters and limited edition books from Franklin Delano Roosevelt to his longtime friend and personal secretary, Marvin H.
0 kommentar(er)
