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Spiro T. Agnew · $57.50(1918-96) Vice President (1969-73) and Governor of Maryland. A popular figure of the Right Wing, Agnew resigned from office after it became known that he had been accepting bribes…Jan 05, 2020 · Auction #1690 · Lot 4
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(1918-96) Vice President (1969-73) and Governor of Maryland. A popular figure of the Right Wing, Agnew resigned from office after it became known that he had been accepting bribes from his earliest years in local office to his time as Vice President. After being indicted on bribery, conspiracy and tax fraud, Agnew plea bargained and was allowed to resign from office and plead guilty to tax evasion charges. He was later disbarred. This item is a signed (on the cover) full copy of 'TV Guide' magazine.

Jan 05, 2020 · Auction #1690 · Lot 4 · More by signer
Spiro T. Agnew · $28.75(1918-96) Vice President (1969-73) and Governor of Maryland. A popular figure of the Right Wing, Agnew resigned from office after it became known that he had been accepting bribes…Oct 21, 2012 · Auction #1219 · Lot 9
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(1918-96) Vice President (1969-73) and Governor of Maryland. A popular figure of the Right Wing, Agnew resigned from office after it became known that he had been accepting bribes from his earliest years in local office to his time as Vice President. After being indicted on bribery, conspiracy and tax fraud, Agnew plea bargained and was allowed to resign from office and plead guilty to tax evasion charges. He was later disbarred. This item is a signed 3x4.25 Governor of Maryland card.

Oct 21, 2012 · Auction #1219 · Lot 9 · More by signer
Spiro T. Agnew · $57.50(1918-96) Vice President (1969-73) and Governor of Maryland. A popular figure of the Right Wing, Agnew resigned from office after it became known that he had been accepting bribes…Apr 10, 2011 · Auction #1116 · Lot 12
Spiro T. Agnew lot photo

(1918-96) Vice President (1969-73) and Governor of Maryland. A popular figure of the Right Wing, Agnew resigned from office after it became known that he had been accepting bribes from his earliest years in local office to his time as Vice President. After being indicted on bribery, conspiracy and tax fraud, Agnew plea bargained and was allowed to resign from office and plead guilty to tax evasion charges. He was later disbarred. This item is an original program from 1969 for a Baltimore Chamber of Commerce dinner in honor of Agnew and his wife Judy. It is signed by both boldly on the cover and it comes with a cover letter from Agnew's personal secretary, Alice Fringer, who also attended the event and notes it in the letter. It is in spectacular condition for a program that is over 40 years old!

Apr 10, 2011 · Auction #1116 · Lot 12 · More by signer