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Jeff Greenfield (1943-Alive). CNN Senior Political Analyst, 1998-Current. |
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Jeff Greenfield Signature |
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Paul Greengard (1952-Alive). Neuroscientist. Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, 2000. |
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Paul Greengard Signature # 1 |
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Paul Greengard Signature # 2 |
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Alan C. Greenspan (1926-Alive). Economist. Chairman, Council of Economic Advisers, 1974-1977. Chairman of the Board, Federal Reserve System, 1987-2006. Husband of Andrea Mitchell. |
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Alan Greenspan Signature |
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Jennifer Grey (1960-Alive). American actress. Daughter of Joel Grey. Best known for her role in Dirty Dancing. |
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Jennifer Grey Signature |
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Joel Grey (1932-Alive). American actor. Born Joel Katz. Father of Jennifer Grey. Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor, 1972. |
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Joel Grey Signature # 1 |
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Joel Grey Signature # 2 |
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Havel's House of History You can help create a more extensive Reference Section for your fellow collectors by emailing scans of signatures or photos of persons to be added to a category. Images should be in jpeg format and approximately 400 pixels in height by not more than 300 pixels in width for photos. Signatures can exceed 300 pixels in length, but must not be more than 400 pixels in height. Email items to JHAVEL@columbus.rr.com. Thank you. |
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Charles Grodin (1935-Alive). American actor and talk show host. Born Charles Grodinsky. |
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Charles Grodin Signature |
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Milton "Milt" Gross (1895-1953). American cartoonist. |
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Milton "Milt" Gross Signature |
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Steve Grossman (1946-Alive). Chairman, Democratic National Committee, 1997-1998. |
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Steve Grossman Signature |
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Ernest Henry Gruening (1886-1974). Democratic Governor, Territory of Alaska, 1939-1953. First U.S. Senator (D-AK), 1959-1969. Noted opponent of the Vietnam War. |
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Ernest Henry Gruening Signature |
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Simon Guggenheim (1867-1941). U.S. Senator (R-CO), 1907-1913. President, American Smelting and Refining Company, 1919-1941. |
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Simon Guggenheim Signature |
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Lani Guinier (1950-Alive). Attorney and civil rights scholar. First Black woman tenured as a law professor at Harvard University, 1998-Current. Nominated for Assistant Attorney General of the United States for Civil Rights, 1993, but her nomination was withdrawn by the President amid controversy over her views on racial quotas. Jewish mother. |
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Lani Guinier Signature |