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This week and tonight
in particular marks the anniversary of the
passing of two great Americans, President
Ronald Reagan and Senator Robert Kennedy.
FlatSigned Rare Books is proud to offer a few
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you tonight. Collectors, investors and fans
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Century America. You must go no farther than
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DUAL-SIGNED (Ronald and Nancy) signed First
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tonight!
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We have also uncovered and decided to offer
you one of our MINT CONDITION Signed First
Printing copies of 'Memoirs' by Mikhail
Gorbachev tonight (this is one of only two
left in our stock)!
Thank you all and God Bless America! We send
a special note of thanks and admiration to
both Robert Kennedy and Ronald Reagan, you
changed the world and you helped shape a
better America for us all.
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Two Great Americans: Robert F. Kennedy & Ronald Reagan
This week marks the
anniversary of the passing of two truly great
American icons, Robert F. Kennedy and
President Ronald Reagan. Though they lived in
different eras and were from opposite
political parties, both were revered and
mourned by the entire country and left a
lasting impact on our nation as a whole.
 Robert Francis
Kennedy, also called RFK, born
November 20, 1925, was one of the two younger
brothers of President John F. Kennedy. He was
intensely loyal and very close
to his brother and and
served as US Attorney General from 1961 to
1964 during JFK's administration, becoming
one of his most
trusted advisors. RFK became an
ardent supporter of the African-American
Civil Rights Movement, a contribution
considered to be his greatest legacy. It was
RFK's passion and determination that helped
"The Kennedy Administration" become synonymous
with the Civil Rights Movement of the 60s.
After the tragic assassination of President
Kennedy, a moment that completely devastated
Robert and by many accounts changed him as a
man, he went on to become the Senator of New
York, and then in 1968, decided to pursue the
Presidency to continue the programs he and
his brother had originally undertaken, a
ticket of racial and economic justice,
non-aggression in foreign policy,
decentralization of power and social
improvement. Tragically, after scoring a
major victory in the California Primary that
seemingly was going to pave his way to the
Democratic Nomination, Kennedy was gunned
down in the early morning hours of June 5,
1968 at his hotel after addressing
supporters. Kennedy had a profound impact on
Civil Rights and America in general and one
cannot help but wonder what could have been
had he been able to follow in his brother's
footsteps and become President.
Ronald Wilson Reagan, the 40th President of
the United States, passed away on this day 3
years ago. At 93 years of age, he was the
second longest-lived president in U.S.
history, 45 days behind Gerald Ford.
Reagan is one of the most popular Presidents
in history and many believe that much of
America's success today can be attributed
directly to him. He was known as the "Great
Communicator", earning that title because of
his skill at talking evocatively and using
folksy anecdotes that ordinary people could
understand. Together with Mikhail Gorbachev,
he was able to help end the long Cold War and
the fear of nuclear war. Reagan stated that
his two proudest achievements as President
were expanding the economy and restoring
American morale following a time of political
setbacks and economic stagflation. Reagan was
a truly great American, who's gift for
optimism endeared him to the whole country.
FlatSigned is proud to offer a wonderful
selection of books from Reagan and Robert
Kennedy from our collection to yours.
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RONALD & NANCY REAGAN SIGNED 1st American Life
 Here is a very
special copy of the memoirs of Ronald Reagan,
one of the most beloved Presidents of all
time! Included with the great book is a laid
in official Reagan library bookplate
SIGNED by both Ronald and his wife
Nancy! A very rare dual signature! From
his upbringing in Tampico, Illinois and to
the end of his term as President in 1988,
this is the finest Presidential autobiography
ever. It is filled with his personal
anecdotes on family, details his ideology,
and gives major insight to his successful
political career. A tremendous collector's item!
Hardcover Book in ORIGINAL DUSTJACKET! The
'1' is in the number line on the copyright
page. The $24.95 price is intact on the
jacket. The jacket has minor edgewear and is
overall in great shape. Book is square and
tightly bound; clean, crisp pages inside.
Email me, Tim Miller
(timmiller@flatsigned.com) or my nephew and
right hand man, Mike Cotter
(mike@flatsigned.com), or call us now at
888-568- 3048.
Special
VIP Price $2589! VIP Newsletter Recipients
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Purchase!
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President Ronald Reagan SIGNED Ltd LIBRARY Photo
 Did you know this was
President Ronald Reagan's favorite image of
the Presidential Library? This unique, one of
a kind Limited Edition piece is SIGNED and
NUMBERED by the Photographer Tom Lamb and
SIGNED by Ronald Reagan! The
Limitation number is 131 of 250! The
portrait, taken in 1992, of the Ronald Reagan
Presidential Library in Simi Valley,
California measures 5.5x12" while the whole
piece measures 11.5x20". This amazing
collectible retails in the Ronald Reagan
Presidential Library for $7000. The original
price sticker on the back still reads $75.
Don't miss out on adding this work of rare
Presidential memorabilia to your collection!
Email me, Tim Miller
(timmiller@flatsigned.com) or my nephew and
right hand man, Mike Cotter
(mike@flatsigned.com), or call us now at
888-568- 3048.
Special
VIP
PRICE $4849! VIP Newsletter Recipients May
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ROBERT KENNEDY 1st Printing SEEK NEWER WORLD - $99!
 Published shortly
before his tragic assassination, To Seek A
Newer World is a powerful collection of
essays from Robert F. Kennedy which grew out
of speeches, travel, and his experience as
Attorney General under his brother President
John F. Kennedy, and US Senator in which he
addresses the challenges of the time. It
provided an amazing glimpse into what might
have been had RFK become President. As it is,
it showcases the brilliance and passion of a
man ready to face the challenges of the
country head on. A tremendous collector's
item from this true American icon.
Hardcover Book in ORIGINAL DUSTJACKET! Stated
First Edition on the copyright page. The
$4.95 price is intact on the jacket. The
jacket has minor edgewear and is overall in
great shape. Book is square and tightly
bound; light bumping; clean, crisp pages inside!
Email me, Tim Miller
(timmiller@flatsigned.com) or my nephew and
right hand man, Mike Cotter
(mike@flatsigned.com), or call us now at
888-568- 3048.
Special
VIP Price - $99!
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Mikhail Gorbachev SIGNED 1st MEMOIRS Rare
 As a
close ally of Ronald Reagan, Mikhail
Gorbachev was truly one of the most important
men of the 20th century. Here are his
incredible memoirs which looks back on a
lifetime that memoirs the very people and
homeland that he sought to transform. Best of
all, it has been FLATSIGNED by Gorbachev
himself! Filled with fascinating tales of
intrigue including first person accounts of
summits with Reagan and George HW Bush and
SIGNED by the historical icon himself, this
is a tremendous collector's item!
This is a True First Printing SIGNED by the
author! Hardcover Book in ORIGINAL
DUSTJACKET! Stated FIRST EDITION with the '1'
in the number line on the copyright page. The
$35.00 price is intact on the jacket. The
jacket has very light edgewear and is overall
in great shape. Book is square and tightly
bound; clean, crisp pages inside! Close to
FINE/FINE!
Email me, Tim Miller
(timmiller@flatsigned.com) or my nephew and
right hand man, Mike Cotter
(mike@flatsigned.com), or call us now at
888-568- 3048.
Special
VIP Price - $800!
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