Reagan, Ronald (1911-2004). Partially engraved document signed ("Ronald Reagan") appointing J. Willi
Reagan, Ronald (1911-2004). Partially engraved document signed ("Ronald Reagan") appointing J. William Middendorf II member of the board of directors to the Inter-American Foundation. Washington, 6 September 1983.
Sight, 14 1/2 x 18 3/4. Additionally signed by Secretary of State George P. Shultz. Framed and matted, 21 x 25 in. Unexamined out of frame.
PRESIDENT RONALD REAGAN APPOINTS FORMER SECRETARY OF THE NAVY J. WILLIAM MIDDENDORF II AS A BOARD MEMBER TO THE INTER-AMERICAN FOUNDATION.
The Inter-American Foundation was established by Congress with bipartisan support on 30 December 1969, its stated purpose being to help fund community-led development in Latin America and in the Caribbean. Its board of directors consisted of nine members, each appointed by the president of the United States. By law a bipartisan organization, no more than five of its members could be affiliated with any given political party. Since 1972 it has awarded more than 5,800 grants, worth approximately $957 million.
[With]: Reagan, Ronald (1911-2004). Partly engraved document with autopen signature appointing J. William Middendorf II ambassador to the Organization of American States, Washington, D.C., 12 June 1981. 1p., oblong folio (sight 368 x 476 mm), additionally signed by Walter J. Stossel, Jr, acting secretary of state. Framed and matted, 21 x 25 in. (Unexamined out of frame).
Property from the Estate of Ambassador J. William Middendorf II, Rhode Island
This lot is located in Chicago.
Reagan, Ronald (1911-2004). Partially engraved document signed ("Ronald Reagan") appointing J. William Middendorf II member of the board of directors to the Inter-American Foundation. Washington, 6 September 1983.
Sight, 14 1/2 x 18 3/4. Additionally signed by Secretary of State George P. Shultz. Framed and matted, 21 x 25 in. Unexamined out of frame.
PRESIDENT RONALD REAGAN APPOINTS FORMER SECRETARY OF THE NAVY J. WILLIAM MIDDENDORF II AS A BOARD MEMBER TO THE INTER-AMERICAN FOUNDATION.
The Inter-American Foundation was established by Congress with bipartisan support on 30 December 1969, its stated purpose being to help fund community-led development in Latin America and in the Caribbean. Its board of directors consisted of nine members, each appointed by the president of the United States. By law a bipartisan organization, no more than five of its members could be affiliated with any given political party. Since 1972 it has awarded more than 5,800 grants, worth approximately $957 million.
[With]: Reagan, Ronald (1911-2004). Partly engraved document with autopen signature appointing J. William Middendorf II ambassador to the Organization of American States, Washington, D.C., 12 June 1981. 1p., oblong folio (sight 368 x 476 mm), additionally signed by Walter J. Stossel, Jr, acting secretary of state. Framed and matted, 21 x 25 in. (Unexamined out of frame).
Property from the Estate of Ambassador J. William Middendorf II, Rhode Island
This lot is located in Chicago.
