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Kenny Gorelick (1956-Alive). American saxophonist. Performs under the name "Kenny G." |
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Kenny Gorelick Signature |
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Charles Henry Goren (1901-1991). American bridge expert and author. |
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Charles Henry Goren Signature |
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Chief Rabbi Shlomo Goren (1917-1994). Born Shlomo Gorenchik. Chief Rabbi and Major General of the Israel Defense Forces, 1948-1967, General, 1968. Chief Rabbi of Tel Aviv, 1968-1973. Ashkenazi Chief Rabbi of Israel, 1973-1983. |
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Chief Rabbi Shlomo Goren Signature |
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Eydie Gorme (1931-Alive). American singer. Born Edith Gormezano. Wife of Steve Lawrence. |
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Eydie Gorme Signature # 1 |
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Eydie Gorme Signature # 2 |
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Elliot Gould (1938-Alive). American actor. Born Elliot Goldstein. Husband of Barbra Streisand, 1963-1971. |
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Elliott Gould Signature |
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Morton Gould (1913-1996). American pianist and composer. Pulitzer Prize for Music, 1995. |
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Morton Gould Signature |
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Willis David Gradison (1928-Alive). Republican Mayor of Cincinnati, 1971. U.S. Representative (R-OH), 1975-1993. |
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Willis David Gradison Signature |
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Avraham Granovsky (1890-1962). Used Hebrew name of Abraham Granott. Chairman, Jewish National Fund, 1943-1960, President, 1960-1962. Signer, Declaration of Independence of Israel, 1948. A founder of the Progressive Party. Member of the Knesset, 1949-1951. |
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Avraham Granovsky Signature |
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Adolph Green (1914-2002). American lyricist and playwright. Collaborator with Betty Comden. Husband of Phyllis Newman. |
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Adolph Green Signature |
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Shawn David Green (1972-Alive). Baseball player with Toronto Blue Jays (1991-1999), Los Angeles Dodgers (1999-2005), and Arizona Diamondbacks (2005-Current). |
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Shawn David Green Signature |
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Henry Benjamin "Hank" Greenberg (1911-1986). First Baseman, Detroit Tigers, 1930, 1933-1946. First Baseman, Pittsburgh Pirates, 1947. American League Most Valuable Player, 1935, 1940. Baseball Hall of Fame, 1956. IN 13 seasons and 162 games, he had a .313 BA and 331 home runs. |
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Henry Benjamin "Hank" Greenberg Signature |
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Lorne Hyman Greene (1915-1987). American actor. Noted for television roles on "Bonanza" and "Battlestar Galactica." |
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Lorne Hyman Greene Signature |
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Shecky Greene (1926-Alive). American comedia. Born Sheldon Greenfield. |
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Shecky Greene Signature |