Yale University Calhoun College Fellows Signed Document 1954 George Bush Signed for Sale

Yale University Calhoun College Fellows Signed Document 1954 George Bush Signed For Sale

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Yale University Calhoun College Fellows Signed Document 1954 George Bush Signed:
$45500.00

One of a kind doesn’t even begin to describe this piece of history. It features signatures from the fellows of the Calhoun College (now called Grace Hopper College) at Yale University. Its text indicates either the death or retirement of John Charles Schroeder, a Master (now Head of College) of Calhoun. Wikipedia is here: />

The document is 14x12 on a heavy paper. It does show some tape damage on the corners and has some heavy folds. I do not believe this will impact the value based on its historical significance and rarity. It does have some discoloration but no tears or cut damage aside from a slight chip in the top left corner. The signatures on it are all signed in different pens because as I understand it, this document say in the fellows’ lounge of Calhoun College for the fellows to sign over the course of a year. In order of the documents signatures, these are the ones I can identify and a brief line of their role or awards:

William Richard Emmsay (unknown spelling) - unknown

Kenneth Cornell - French Research Scholar Namesake, Former Professor, and Author

Robert B—— - Unknown

John R. Reeder - Yale Biologist and Professor, Curator of the Peabody Museum, Namesake of Reeder Citations

George Nordmeyer - German Researcher, Yale Sterling Professor

George A. Baitsell - Yale Professor of Biology, Author of The Evolution of Man

Donald F. Poulson - first chairman of Yale’s biology department, twice Fulbright scholar, and Guggenheim Fellow

Robert S. Lopez - Historian, Guggenheim Fellow, and Sterling Professor of History at Yale

Kent T. Healy - Economics and Civics Professor

Robert A. Dahl - Sterling Professor of Political Science, Founder of the thoughts on Democratic Polyarchy and Pluralism, Author of many books on political science

Donald B. Prentice - Yale Alumnus

Nelson D—ford- Unknown

C. N. H. Long [Cyril Norman Hugh Long] - Sterling Professor and Chairman of Physiological Chemistry, Dean of the School of Medicine, at Yale

Prescott Bush - United States Senator from Connecticut, Skull and Bones Member, Founder of Yale Glee Club Associates (Alumni Group), Committe Member to set up the New York Mets

Henry Brau—— - unknown

Louis C. Adams Jr - unknown

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S— H. Cl—— - unknown

Raymond Powell - Professor of Economics and Russian Studies

Albert E Burke - Director I’d Graduate Studies in Conservation and Resource Use, NBC Personality, Emmy Nominee

Charles Taylor Prouty - Founder of Yale’s Shakespeare Institute, Fellow of Royal Society of Literature, and Trustee of American Shakespeare Theatre

Philip G. Laurson - Assistant Professor of Engineering, Acting Chair of the Engineering Department At Yale

Maurice Rea Davie - Professor of Sociology at Yale

William G Waite - Musicologist and Expert in Modal Organum Duplum, Author of Rhythm of Twelfth Century Polyphony, Professor at Yale

C—v- Roy - unknown

Carl P Rollins - Master Printer of Yale University Press

John S. E—deu - unknown

Garald Lysholt - unknown

Robert Giegengaeck - Latin Professor, Head Coach of Yale’s Track and Field, Lead Coach for Olympic Team to Tokyo

Frederick D Grove - Friend and Fellow of Yale University, Served on Mory’s Governing Board ca 1920s

Spencer T Miller - unknown

R—— A. K—— - unknown

Stanley T Williams - Sterling Professor of American Literature, Guggenheim Fellow, Chair of English Literature

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J— R Walker - unknown

Edmund T Silk - American Latinist, Associate Professor of Latin at Yale, Guggenheim Fellow, Curator of Classical and Medieval Manuscripts at Yale University Library

Earl C Fowler - unknown

Stephen W Reed - Associate Professor of Sociology

Carl G Hempel - Mathematician, Physicist, Philosopher, Author of Raven’s Paradox (Hempel’s Paradox), Professor of Yale (1948-1955)

James G Clarke - unknown

Brand Blanchard - Head of Yale Philosophy, American Philosopher, Guggenheim Fellow

Claude E Buxton - psychologist, professor of psychology and psychiatry at Yale school of medicine

Frank McMullan - Professor of Theatre at Yale

Henry C Thomas - Professor of Physics

Davis P Harding - English Professor and Expert of Renaissance Literature, Guggenheim Fellow, Member of Elizabethan Society

Fred R Fairchild - Knox Professor of Economics at Yale, Tax Adviser to the State of Connecticut

William G Madsen - Author of From Shadowy Types to Truth: Studies of Milton’s Symbolism

Lamont Moore - Monuments Man (see the namesake movie), Art Historian, Director of Yale Art Gallery

Wilmarth S Lewis - Professor of English, Originator and Editor of The Yale Edition of Horace Walpole’s Correspondance

George H Walker Bush - 41st President of the United States, 43rd Vice President of the United States, 11th Director of CIA, 10th United Nations Ambassador, Skull and Bones Member

Rudolph J Anderson - American Chemist and Biologist, Developer of the Tuberculosis Vaccine

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As you can tell, there is a lot of history and provenance in this piece with signatures ranging from United States Government, to Guggenheim Fellows, to those who saved lives in science fields, to Professors of every class and space. It is one of a kind and will likely be the only of its kind.

I came across this while I was at an estate sale in New Haven, Connecticut and knew it had to be recovered for the world. If you would like to know more, please do not hesitate to reach out and I will respond accordingly.

This document is remarkable and a photo of 1954s Calhoun College Fellows.

Will send to buyer via USPS with utmost care, signed upon receipt, and an appropriate amount of insurance. Depending on location, it may be determined to meet buyer in person due to the fragility and rarity of the document. This will be coordinated with the buyer. Please allow extra time to determine proper procedures after purchase.