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Document 263248
CALVIN COOLIDGE and GRACE COOLIDGE. Pair of White House Cards,
each 4¼x2¾, imprinted in upper right: "the white house/washington", one
signed: "Calvin Coolidge" as President, the other
signed: "Grace Coolidge" as First Lady. On October 4, 1905,
33-year-old CALVIN COOLIDGE and 26-year-old GRACE ANNA GOODHUE
were married in Burlington, Vermont. Vice President Coolidge (1872-1933)
succeeded to the presidency after President Harding died in 1923 and served
until 1929. Grace Coolidge (1879-1957) was called her husband's greatest asset
because of her warm, giving ways in contrast to her quiet husband. They had two
sons: John (1906-2000) and Calvin (1908-1924). Forbidden by Coolidge to speak in
public, she once answered reporters in sign language for the deaf. Her husband
set her schedule and would not let her fly in a plane, bob her hair, wear short
skirts or ride a horse. The White House staff called her "Sunshine". Fine
condition. Two items.
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