The gift and program from the Alfred E. Smith dinner in NYC. Submitted by Dane. If you can help Dane by providing information on this item, an idea of its value or would like to make an offer, please click the comment button

Franklin Roosevelt Belgium Memorial Piece

I have a woven portrait of FDR that was issued on the occasion of the liberation of Belgium. This piece served a dual purpose, both as a celebratory item for the liberation, as well as an FDR memorial piece. It was woven by a Belgian concern (Edmond Meert, 1869-1961) in appreciation and “Presented as a tribute of thankfulness to their American friends.” These words are woven into the bottom of the portrait. The dates sewn into the piece are 1932-1945 (the year of his death), as well as the black band in the upper corner for the memorial piece. (Please see the attached photo) Submitted by: Amy Can you help Amy identify the value of this item? If so, please click on the comment button

Richard Nixon No Evil Sculpture

See no evil hear no evil speak no evil. Richard Nixon sculpture. It is about 5 inches long and 4 inches high. Submitted by Donna. Can you help Donna find more information on this item? If so please click on the comment button. Thanks!

1937 Brazilian Rubber Trees Rubber Ball Given To Franklin Roosevelt

Submitted by Gary: This large rubber ball was given to my friends Dad from the President of the USA in 1937. It was a gift that the president of Brazil gave president Roosevelt. Pics Attached , not sure what the writing means. He wants to sell it, I told him I would advertise it for him. Can you tell me what it is worth. The ball measures 24 inches long and 12 inches high. It was made from the Brazilian Rubber Trees. Blessings, Gary If you can help Gary please click on the comments button or email us at lori@loriferber.com

William McKinley Souvenir Collectible

I have a McKinley metal pin. Could I send you a picture of it? I'd like just an idea what it might be worth. On the back it says Sound money protection. Submitted by Bea. If you can help Bea please click on the comment button to send her a message. Thanks!