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Dwight D. Eisenhower’s “Crusade in Europe” — Limited Edition
Dwight D. Eisenhower’s “Crusade in Europe” signed by the famous General and President. New York: Doubleday & Company: 1948. Signed limited edition of 1,426 copies, of which this is number 680. Boldly signed “Dwight D. Eisenhower” in blue ink beneath a rare facsimile printing of Eisenhower’s D-Day order to send troops to storm the beaches of Normandy. Speech bound in volume as a front free endpaper. Volume measures 6.5″ x 10″ and runs 559pp. Gilded tan cloth boards; gilt top edge and deckled edges. Illustrated throughout with numerous black and white photographs, maps and diagrams. Some rubbing to backstrip, and previous owner’s name and address to verso of limited edition page. Otherwise, an exceptionally well maintained volume in near fine condition. Sold for $5,000.
Dwight D. Eisenhower typed letter signed as Supreme Commander of the Allied Forces in Europe. Dated 6 November 1944 on ”Allied Expeditionary Force / Office of the Supreme Commander” stationery, it is addressed to Eisenhower’s brother, and reads in full: ”Dear Edgar: I enjoyed the note you wrote at home because you didn’t have time to dictate it at the office. Unquestionably any soldier would agree with almost any cynical philosophy you might care to develop respecting the ‘progress’ of a civilization that allows itself to get plunged into a world war every quarter of a century. The mistake that people like yourself make is in assuming that the soldier — and I mean the professional — likes it. There may be an occasional saddist [sic] or self-styled Napoleon that looks forward to such a catastrophe, but such people would be as common in civil life as in the armed forces. The average soldier hates it probably a lot more than you do. You may see civil liberties curtailed, and developments with the governmental structure that are hard to bear, but the soldier sees things that, if not more terrible in their ultimate consequences, are far more terrifying and disagreeable in the immediate reactions they create. Enough of that — all I am trying to say is that neither John nor I like war any more than you do. Recently I had a note from the ‘Cowboy.’ It was written on my birthday. I will send him an acknowledgment very soon. I envy your weekly golf day. Such things are so far in the past for me that I cannot even recall anything you do except at the end of the game…” Signed ”Ike”. Letter measures 8” x 10.5” on one page. Minor creasing in spots, else near fine. Sold for $5,630.
Dwight D. Eisenhower autograph letter signed less than a week before D-Day, as Supreme Commander of Allied Expeditionary Forces. From headquarters in Bushy Park, London on 31 May 1944, while his troops gear up for the invasion of Normandy, he writes to his wife, Mamie: ”My sweet, Maybe I wrote to you this a.m. – maybe it was several days ago. I get twisted as to time…I glanced over Josh Connolly’s letter. Ordinarily I dismiss all such things very arbitrarily, but I have one thought (very vague) in this case that I will think over for a while before making a final answer. This idea merely is that a movie of the kind suggested might encourage kids to work, and to depend upon themselves, rather than to become too complacent with respect to the state’s obligation to the individual. Naturally, I’d never accept a cent personally, but if I allowed the matter to proceed at all, it would be paid over to some school to promote the same idea. I would like to help youngsters. (Say nothing about this.)…Tonight I’m having a couple of W.D. people to dinner. It is always late, but I just wanted you to have a note saying ‘I love you’ – always. I’m sure you know it – and please always remember it. Don’t worry about [son] John. He’ll be O.K. / Your / Ike”. Includes original envelope signed ”Dwight D Eisenhower”, made out in his hand, and postmarked 4 June 1944. 2pp. letter on ruled stationery measures 8” x 10.5”. Near fine. Sold for $4,570.
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