Jimmy Carter 1975-1981 White House Correspondence & Ephemera

Jimmy Carter 1975-1981 White House Correspondence & Ephemera
Jimmy Carter 1975-1981 White House Correspondence & Ephemera
Jimmy Carter 1975-1981 White House Correspondence & Ephemera
Offered Here: Jimmy Carter 1975-1981 White House Correspondence & Ephemera. This collection highlights the relationship between Jimmy Carter and Phil Walden of Capricorn Records, reflecting their friendship and collaboration during Carter’s presidency. Included are items such as correspondence on White House letterhead, invitations, campaign materials, newspaper clippings, 8 x 10 photographs, Capricorn Records press releases, and a signature by artist Peter Max on White House stationery.
Additional Information: Jimmy Carter, the 39th President of the United States, served from 1977 to 1981. Phil Walden, a significant figure in the music industry and founder of Capricorn Records, was instrumental in raising funds and support for Carter’s presidential campaign. He organized performances from artists like the Allman Brothers at Carter’s inaugural celebrations. During his presidency, Carter appointed Walden to the White House Preservation Commission, highlighting their continued friendship and professional relationships.
Condition: All items display appropriate aging, with conditions ranging from good to very good. The collection includes various formats like paper correspondence, photographs, and printed materials, each maintaining their original characteristics and reflecting historical usage.
