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A postcard featuring an embossed, uncolored portrait of Theodore Roosevelt and his birth year, 1858, on the front. Handwritten in pencil on the back in the lower left is “A M Aman Mother.”
1901-1912
A color postcard of the Ansley Wilcox house in Buffalo, New York, where Theodore Roosevelt took the oath of office after William McKinley’s death. Image features an insert oval portrait of a young Roosevelt in the top right corner.
1930-1945
Stereograph depicting people in the foreground in front of Theodore Roosevelt’s North Dakota log cabin while on display at the St. Louis World’s Fair, also known as the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, in 1904.
1904
Postcard includes a portrait of Theodore Roosevelt framed in green. The quote “Fearless, honest, Capable, true; A foe to monopoly, But a friend to you” is rimmed in red.
1907-1914
This postcard includes a portrait of Theodore Roosevelt and is published as part of the “Ullman’s ‘Art Frame’ Series.” “Miss Sara E. Potts, Newark, Delaware” is handwritten on the back.
1901-1907
This postcard includes a quote from Theodore Roosevelt that contains the wording: “No Nation can hold its place in the world, or can do any work really worth doing, unless it stands ready to guard its rights with an armed hand.” The entire wording is framed in gold with an eagle at the top.
1907-1914
N. Manchester gives advice to John Birch to beware of increasing his “avoir du pois.” He asks that Birch excuse his writing because it was conducted in the dark. The address of Birch is scribbled out with ink of a different color. Manchester writes this message on a postcard with five images of Theodore Roosevelt on the front with the title “Wise Words of Theodore Roosevelt” accompanied with quotes under each image.
1905-06
This postcard features a profile of Theodore Roosevelt with the quote “Fear God And Take Your Own Part” framed in gold with an eagle at the top of the trim.
1907-1914
This postcard includes portraits of American presidents who served from 1850 until 1904. The card is light green with a darker green trim and published by Moller, Kokeritz, and Company.
1906