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Plymouth Notch
Color Notecards

Double folded; reproduced from an oil painting of the village of Plymouth Notch, Vermont
by Mark O’Dea

Package of 6 with envelopes

Notecards

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Church B&W Notecards

The Union Christian Church and a view of the village from the Carrie Brown Coolidge garden; winter scene; black and white sketch; single folded
by Clark M. Goff

Box of 12 notecards with envelopes

Notecards

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Village B&W Notecards

The village of Plymouth Notch, Vermont, the birthplace of Calvin Coolidge; winter scene; black and white sketch; single folded
by Clark M. Goff

Box of 12 notecards with envelopes

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Historic Christmas Greeting

A greeting to the American People by President Calvin Coolidge, 1927. This is a French folded facsimile (8�X11” folded in 4), handwritten on White House stationery with a red border. The message is reproduced on the inside full sheet.

Opening the card reveals the following message: “Within you will find President Coolidge’s 1927 Christmas Message to the nation which reveals the deep spiritual background instilled in our thirtieth president through his heritage in the tiny village of Plymouth, Vermont. The simple eloquence of his written legacy belies the image of taciturnity given to the President by cartoonists of his day.
“The message was carried by the wire services and appeared on the front pages of the nation’s press.”

Limited Supply
Package of 6 cards with envelopes

Greeting Cards

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Union Christian Church
at Christmas

Color notecards showing the church and the birthplace. Printed by Pegasus Press; Greeting inside; Photo by Virginia Hornung.
The inside greeting says, “May the spirit of Christmas abide with you throughout the year.”

Package of 6 notecards with envelopes

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Postcards/Illustrations

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Vermont Is A State I Love
Color Postcard

Excerpt from Coolidge’s famous Bennington speech of 1928. Illustrated in 3 colors with a line drawing of the Homestead.

Single Postcard

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Vermont Is A State I Love
9” X 12” Illustration

Excerpt from Coolidge’s famous Bennington speech of 1928. Illustrated in 3 colors with a line drawing of the Homestead.

Beige Illustration for Framing

Illustration

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”Persistence” Quote
Postcard

4” X 6” Postcard; Beige with green and red print.

Single Postcard

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Coolidge History Photographs

An assortment of charming sepia toned postcard photographs reproduced from the collections of the Calvin Coolidge Memorial Foundation. Rare photographic glimpses of Coolidge history.

Set of 10 Postcards

Postcards

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Ephemera

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Coolidge Medal

A small bronze medal - an official medal
of the U. S. Mint.

A plastic dome for the bronze medal
is available.

Bronze Medal

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1924 Campaign Button
(reproduction)

A button depicting the Hometown Coolidge Club, Plymouth, Vermont.
Four Colors.
Issued for the Coolidge Centennial July 4, 1972.

Campaign Button

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Official Campaign Song

The official campaign song of the Home Town Coolidge Club of Plymouth, Vermont; 2 pages of sheet music

Sheet Music

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Plymouth Notch Village Historic Print
Ready for Framing
Quality black and white sketch of the village of Plymouth Notch, Vermont - the birthplace of President Coolidge
by Clark M. Goff

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Union Christian Church Historic Print
Ready for Framing
Quality black and white sketch of the Christian Union Church in Plymouth Notch, Vermont - the birthplace of President Coolidge
by Clark M. Goff

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”Home”
Limited Edition Print
A limited edition print of a painting of Plymouth Notch, Vermont by Marieluise Hutchison.
Signed by John Coolidge, the President’s son. Each print is numbered and embossed with Coolidge’s notary seal.

20” X 23”