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Georgia artist Joseph Bagby created this print of Sioux Indian leader Sitting Bull. Bagby’s works are held in many private collections and have been featured in Life Magazine, Brown’s Guide to Georgia, and other publications. The print is displayed in a 21 x 27-inch frame.

Donor(s):  Joanna Corley

Value:  $500.00

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Ms. Nelle Ariail, the wife of the former pastor of Maranatha Baptist Church in Plains, made these two cute teddy bears. They are 11 inches tall and are made from fabric taken from clothes previously worn by President and Mrs. Carter. Both bears come with a certificate of authenticity signed by Rosalynn Carter. (Price is based on each)

Donor(s):  Mr. and Mrs. Dar-Veig Ho

Value:  $100.00

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This set of four delicately made cups and teapot were presented to President and Mrs. Carter by Winston Wang of Formosa Plastics.

The inscription on the cups is an excerpt from an ancient Chinese prayer and reads “the sons of the heaven (the emperors) have prayed to the heaven, the earth and the mountains every year since the beginning of history.” Written in 136 A.D. during the Han Dynasty, this prayer was originally carved into a stone tablet on Huashan, one of the most prestigious mountains in China.

The set was made by grand master Rao Juhua, a renowned Chinese craft artist.

Donor(s):  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $100.00

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Ancient weaving techniques blending silk and cotton were used to create this beautiful gold-colored shawl trimmed with bright orange and shades of brown. The shawl is 25 x 80 inches. It was made from cloth created using traditional weaving looms. The Ethiopian weavers meticulously count knots instead of using contemporary means of weaving, an art form handed down from one generation to the next.

Donor(s):  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $50.00

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During his lifetime in the 18th century, some of Jan van Huysum’s flower paintings sold for 10 times the amount of a Rembrandt. This 33 x 23-inch framed poster of his painting titled “Vase of Rich Summer Flowers” was given to President and Mrs. Carter in 1986 by the High Museum of Art in Atlanta.

Donor(s):  The Carter Center

Value:  $100.00

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Photographer Bill Aron took this 18½ x 14½-inch black-and-white photograph. The inscription reads, “In appreciation to President Jimmy Carter - Temple Beth Tikvah Men’s Club, June 14, 2000.” The artist signed this artist proof in 1992. It is presented in a 28½ x 24-inch frame.

Donor(s):  The Carter Center

Value:  $50.00

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A certified copy of the Philadelphia Public Ledger dated Oct. 1, 1924, is accompanied by a handwritten note from President Carter that states, “This newspaper was printed on my birthday, October 1, 1924 – Jimmy Carter.”

Donor(s):  The Carter Center

Value:  $100.00

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The Herbert Hoover Humanitarian Award is the Boys & Girls Clubs of America’s most prestigious honor for individuals. President Carter received the award on Oct. 18, 2001. The award was created by mounting a flat metal plate on a blue felt background that is displayed in a bronze 19 x 24-inch frame. The plate contains two raised medallions. One shows a relief of Herbert Hoover with three young children. The other has a raised imprint reading, “Herbert Hoover Memorial Award.” Information about the reason for bestowing the award is also on the plate.

Donor(s):  The Carter Center

Value:  $50.00

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A group photograph of the Habitat for Humanity Work Project for Troup and Chambers counties in Georgia was given to President and Mrs. Carter on Dec. 31, 2003. The framed photograph measures 24½ x 29½ inches.

Donor(s):  The Carter Center

Value:  $50.00

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This handsome 16 x 20-inch photograph was the official portrait of Jimmy Carter when he was governor of Georgia. President Carter’s signature appears on the matte of the custom-framed photograph.

Donor(s):  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $100.00

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A campaign flyer for an Oct. 29, 1976, campaign rally in Ohio has been signed by President Carter. The framed flyer shows a photograph of President Carter and information about the event.

Donor(s):  Jim Hier

Value:  $150.00

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The first lady of Moldova, Antonina Lucinschi, gave this beautiful tablecloth to Mrs. Carter at the International Women Leaders for Mental Health Meeting in Helsinki, Finland, on July 9, 1997. The light tan-colored tablecloth has embroidered cut-out flowers along the edges outlined with shades of dark tan stitching. The tablecloth measures 95 x 65 inches and comes with 12 matching napkins. There is a slight stain on two of the napkins.

Donor(s):  Rosalynn Carter

Value:  $2,500.00

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A sterling silver plate measuring 10½ inches in diameter has been hand-decorated with the image of a fourth century Greek merchant vessel as it would have appeared when it sailed in the Mediterranean. The ship sank in the waters near Cyprus. The word “Cyprus” is inscribed at the top of the plate, and “The Kyrenia Ship” is at the bottom. It is presented on a stand. It was given to President and Mrs. Carter on July 9, 1999.

(Value is based on appraisal value)

Donor(s):  The Carter Center

Value:  $1,800.00

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Ten Disney character trading pins surround a photograph of a wax image of President Carter in this Fourth-of-July themed offering. The photograph and pins are mounted on a red-and-white background that resembles the wavy stripes of a flag blowing in the wind. The matte is blue with white stars in each corner. The 22½ x 23½-inch artwork was presented to the Carters during a visit to Disney World in 2001. A plaque below the photograph reads, “James ‘Jimmy’ Earl Carter, Jr. Thirty-ninth President of the United States of America 1977-1981.”

Donor(s):  The Carter Center

Value:  $100.00

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A farmer is shown riding an ox-drawn cart on this unique heavyweight plaque. The farmer, cart, and oxen are made of copper and mounted on polished stone and millboard. It measures 25½ x 13½ inches. A label on the back reads, “I declare that this is real copper handwork applied onto true fossilized stone, which is more than one million years old. Made by your well known Dutch artist Johannes Wilhelmus van Dartelen. Campinas, Brazil.”

Donor(s):  The Carter Center

Value:  $600.00

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The Hilton Abu Dhabi Hotel in the United Arab Emirates gave this miniature ship to President and Mrs. Carter on Nov. 29, 2008. The silver ship has two sails and a movable rudder, water bucket, and anchor. It is 6 inches tall and 4½ inches long and has a silver and blue velvet display stand.

Donor(s):  Rosalynn Carter

Value:  $200.00

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This 28 x 18-inch poster from the Atlanta Ducks Unlimited Banquet in 1984 has been hanging in the Secret Service command post at The Carter Center for many years. It is signed by the artist Sarah Brown and is in a lovely frame measuring 27 x 38 inches.

Donor(s):  The Carter Center

Value:  $100.00

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A collection of pins from the Secret Service Carter Protective Detail. This framed set includes all five of the pins that have been on the secondary market. These authentic pins come with a collectable U. S. Secret Service Carter Protective Detail patch.

Donor(s):  Dr. and Mrs. Ricardo A. Fernandez

Value:  $500.00

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An Easton Press leather bound copy of “Beyond the White House” has been signed by President Carter, Mrs. Carter, and Carter Center partners John Hardman, Jeff Carter, Tom Crick, John Stremlau, Hrair Balian, Frank Richards, Ernesto Ruiz-Tiben, Tom Bornemann, Donald Hopkins, and Karin Ryan.

Donor(s):  Dr. and Mrs. Ricardo A. Fernandez

Value:  $125.00

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An original painting by Barbara Nairn of two hibiscus flowers on a pink background. Barbara and her husband, Harry, a retired Secret Service agent, donated the work of art to The Carter Center. The 9 x 11-inch painting is in a gold frame.

Donor(s):  The Carter Center

Value:  $50.00

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Moorestown artist Carol Mastran has signed this framed black-and-white print of a sketch of the historic Moorestown train station on Chester Avenue in Moorestown, N.J. The 15 x 18-inch print shows the station and tracks running alongside it. The brown wooden frame has a thick black stripe along each side.

Donor(s):  The Carter Center

Value:  $50.00

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In 2007, Kenny Hall, former executive with American Express, published a book about his relationship with President Carter’s brother Billy. The author has written a note to the buyer in the front of the book in recognition of their support of the work of The Carter Center. Also included are newspaper articles and other memorabilia from the friendship.

Donor(s):  Kenneth L. Hall

Value:  $100.00

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This 9 x 15-inch replica of the White House has built-in peanut dispensers on either side of the columned entrance and solar panels on the roof. It comes with a mounted photograph previously displayed in The Jimmy Carter Museum. The picture is signed by President Carter and shows him and other officials with the solar panels on the roof of the White House. There is also a wall hook for display and easy access to the peanut dispensers.

Donor(s):  Mary Beasley

Value:  $100.00

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The Danbury Mint created this porcelain portrait doll of Rosalynn Carter as part of their America’s First Ladies Series. The 18-inch doll is dressed in a replica of the blue chiffon gown and sleeveless coat that Mrs. Carter wore to the inaugural balls. Included with the doll is a wooden display stand that has been signed by Mrs. Carter.

Donor(s):  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $150.00

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Former Atlanta Constitution editor Clark Howell wrote this illustrated four-volume “History of Georgia” in 1926. The set includes over 3,000 pages; many etchings; maps; and plates in a beautifully bound and printed edition considered by many to be the definitive history of early Georgia. The covers of the books show some wear.

Donor(s):  Delores Bell

Value:  $475.00

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A spokeshave is a tool used to shape and smooth wooden rods and shafts ¦¡ often for use as wheel spokes or chair legs. This 10¨ö-inch, custom-designed spokeshave was created by master chair designer and builder Russell Filbeck. It is made of cocobolo (an exotic rosewood), is waxed, and has a hand-rubbed oil finish. This is a replica of President Carter¡¯s personal spokeshave.

Donor(s):  Mr. and Mrs. Russell Filbeck

Value:  $300.00

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Massachusetts artist Daniel Altshuler created this bronze medallion to commemorate the Jan. 20, 2009, inauguration of President Barack Obama. The medallion, numbered 76 of 250, is embossed with the presidential seal on one side and a profile of President Obama on the other. It comes with a wooden display stand in a specially designed presentation case.

Donor(s):  Daniel Altshuler

Value:  $150.00

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Two silver Egyptian coins adorn these cufflinks given to the Carters by Jehan Sadat. President Anwar Sadat’s profile, name, and both the year of his birth and death are shown on the coins. The cufflinks are presented in a brown felt box.

Donor(s):  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $250.00

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Several Japanese master paintings are featured in this beautiful book measuring 15½ x 14 inches given to President and Mrs. Carter by H. Tamaru, president of Dentsu, Inc., in 1986. A label inside the book reads “gift of Mrs. Begin.” The book comes in a formal presentation box.

Donor(s):  The Carter Center

Value:  $500.00

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Taken from his book “Always a Reckoning and Other Poems,” this poem by President Carter is displayed on an 11 x 25-inch, limited-edition poster with a photograph of young Jimmy Carter shoveling peanuts. President Carter has signed the poster.

Donor(s):  Jim Hier, Greg Krisilas

Value:  $150.00

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Taken from his book "Always a Reckoning and Other Poems,” this poem by President Carter is displayed on an 11 x 25-inch, limited-edition poster with a photograph of President Carter in a relaxed moment. President Carter has signed the poster.

Donor(s):  Jim Hier, Greg Krisilas

Value:  $150.00

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President Carter graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1947. His photograph is prominently featured on Page 176 of this Lucky Bag yearbook from his senior year at Annapolis. The biographical sketch with his photograph mentions that he was helpful to his classmates and had a great sense of humor. President Carter has signed the book.

Donor(s):  Jim Hier

Value:  $300.00

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A signed photograph of Atlanta Hawks star forward Marvin Williams has been mounted on a wooden plaque. The 6-foot-9-inch former University of North Carolina star was the first round draft pick of the Hawks in 2005, and has been a Hawks standout ever since. The photo shows Williams in the air - wearing his white No. 24 jersey - ready to let go of a jump shot.

Donor(s):  Reebok

Value:  $100.00

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Georgia Gov. Jimmy Carter began this campaign autobiography in late 1974. It was received by the public as affirmation of his bedrock faith in old-fashioned public service based on duty, honor, competence, and honesty. With almost 1 million copies sold, it helped propel him into the White House. This out-of-print leather-bound, gold-leaf limited edition will be personalized to the buyer and autographed.

Value:  $50.00

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This is a clothbound first edition of President Carter’s autobiographical account of his presidency. The hardback is now out of print. Will be personalized to the buyer and autographed.

Value:  $250.00

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Rosalynn Carter’s personal account of her early years and her time in the White House. Will be personalized to the buyer and autographed.

Value:  $50.00

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This rare, leather-bound book from the Carl Vinson Memorial Lecture Series contains President Carter’s analysis of his negotiating tactics with practical examples during his career. The book also includes photographs from the lecture on April 19, 1983. Will be personalized to the buyer and autographed.

Value:  $100.00

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President Carter demystifies the history of each of the nations that comprise the Middle East, the reasons for their different goals, and the nature of their prime concerns and provides an enlightened and reconciling vision for all who share the blood of Abraham. This revised paperback edition with a new afterword includes more current thoughts on the Middle East by Jimmy Carter. Personalized to the buyer and autographed.

Value:  $50.00

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President Carter recalls hunting, fishing, and mountain climbing in very personal and beautifully told stories of a love of the natural world. Paperback edition will be personalized to the buyer and autographed.

Value:  $50.00

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This account of Jimmy Carter’s first political campaign reads like a Grisham thriller. He faced corruption and ballot stuffing and overcame tremendous odds in court and in the Legislature to win the election to the Georgia Senate. Paperback edition will be personalized to the buyer and autographed

Value:  $50.00

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Jimmy Carter draws on his experience as he discusses how citizens of all ages can contribute to the foundations of world peace. This revised and updated hardback book will be personalized to the buyer and autographed.

Value:  $50.00

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Rosalynn Carter’s guide offers practical information and lists of resources for family members and professionals caring for children and adults who are chronically ill or disabled. This hardback edition will be personalized to the buyer and autographed.

Value:  $50.00

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Rosalynn Carter’s guide offers practical information and lists of resources for family members and professionals caring for children and adults who are chronically ill or disabled. This paperback edition will be personalized to the buyer and autographed.

Value:  $50.00

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In his first and only book of poetry, President Carter shares his private memories about his childhood, family, and political life. This hardback edition will be personalized to the buyer and autographed.

Value:  $50.00

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This 1987 release by President and Mrs. Carter focuses on the challenges of life after the White House and the motivation to meet them. Personalized to the buyer and autographed by President and Mrs. Carter. This hardback edition is now out of print.

Value:  $60.00

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Sixty-two of the best and most notable public statements made by Jimmy Carter on his way to becoming president of the United States are presented in this collection. It ends with his Jan. 20, 1977, inaugural address. This paperback edition will be personalized to the buyer and autographed.

Value:  $50.00

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Decades ago, President Carter told his children this fairy tale with a universal moral. Amy Carter beautifully illustrates this lovely hardback book, which will be personalized to the buyer and autographed by President Carter.

Value:  $50.00

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A personal memoir about the values and experiences that have shaped President Carter’s life. This first-edition, hardback best-seller will be personalized to the buyer and autographed.

Value:  $50.00

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A collection of 52 of President Carter’s Sunday school lessons. These inspiring meditations reflect themes that touch every life: family, love, grief, healing, forgiveness, and the transforming power of God’s love in our lives. Hardback edition will be personalized to the buyer and autographed.

Value:  $50.00

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President Carter shares the knowledge and the pleasures that age has brought him. Blending memoir, anecdote, political savvy, and practical advice, this book truly illuminates the rich promises of growing older. Hardback edition will be personalized to the buyer and autographed.

Value:  $50.00

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Building on 25 years of experience as an advocate for mental health, Rosalynn Carter discusses the latest treatments and research and shows how to be an effective caregiver and activist. Hardback edition will be personalized to the buyer and autographed.

Value:  $50.00

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Building on 25 years of experience as an advocate for mental health, Rosalynn Carter discusses the latest treatments and research and shows how to be an effective caregiver and activist. Paperback edition will be personalized to the buyer and autographed.

Value:  $50.00

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This best-selling book by President Carter gives the personal account of his Depression-era boyhood on a Georgia farm. Paperback edition will be personalized to the buyer and autographed.

Value:  $50.00

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In this book illustrated by Amy Carter, President Carter reveals how his early memories of Christmas in Plains have influenced the way he and his family have celebrated that special day throughout his life. Hardback edition will be personalized to the buyer and autographed.

Value:  $50.00

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Hardback edition of President Carter’s Nobel Peace Prize Lecture given Dec. 10, 2002. Also contains information on the history of the prize, author’s note, and President Carter’s acceptance statement. It will be personalized to the buyer and autographed.

Value:  $50.00

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Hardback edition of President Carter’s best-selling novel of the Revolutionary War in the South. This is the first novel written by a president of the United Sates. It will be personalized to the buyer and autographed.

Value:  $50.00

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These family stories continue President Carter’s personal accounts on a variety of topics, including learning to share, granting personal space, competition, fishing, world travel, and most of all the appreciation of his family. It will be personalized to the buyer and autographed.

Value:  $50.00

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Hardback edition of President Carter’s best-selling critique of current-day politics and religion. It will be personalized to the buyer and autographed.

Value:  $50.00

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President Carter shares his intimate knowledge of the history of the Middle East and his personal experiences with the principal actors and addresses sensitive political issues. Hardback edition will be personalized to the buyer and autographed.

Value:  $50.00

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This is the story of President Jimmy Carter's post-presidency. Through The Carter Center, which he and Rosalynn Carter founded in 1982, he has fought neglected diseases, waged peace in war zones, and built hope among some of the most forgotten and needy people in the world. Hardback edition will be personalized to the buyer and autographed.

Value:  $50.00

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President Carter credits his mother, Lillian, as the inspiration for his own life's work of commitment and faith. Miss Lillian is shown as part of the transformation in America from a mostly rural society to an expansive, prosperous, confident player on the world stage. This hardback edition will be personalized to the buyer and autographed.

Value:  $50.00

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In this urgent, balanced, and passionate book, President Carter argues that the present moment is a unique time for achieving peace in the Middle East. This is President Carter's call for action, and he lays out a practical and doable path to peace. The hardback edition will be personalized to the buyer and autographed.

Value:  $50.00

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