5 Domestic Scenes: Postcards of President Ronald Reagan. Colorful Chrome Unused

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5 Domestic Scenes: Postcards of President Ronald Reagan. Colorful Chrome Unused:
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Up for sale are five (5) domestic images on colorful, chrome, unused postcards of President Ronald Reagan.

President Reagan with Nancy

During anew surge in his popularity, “The Only President to Get Younger in Office,”announced from the Oval Office on Sunday night, February 4, 1984 that he wouldrun for reelection. His long-term goals included a 10-year goal to orbit amanned space station, and a meeting with Congressional Democrats to agree on athree-year, $100 billion deficitreduction package. Nancy radiates her happinessover his decision and unabashedly gave him a kiss for the cameras.

President Reagan Riding At the Ranch

Image shows RonaldReagan wearing a dark blue jacketwithpatch and tan gloves, sittingon a dark horse.

\"Anever -fit President Reagan thinks over the pluses and minuses of his first yearin office as he rides on a favorite steed....Editorial comment by Coral-Lee.END OF THE FIRST YEAR, January 20, 1982.\"

President Reagan and his Golden Retriever,Victory, take a breather from ranch work at rancho del Cielo. From the warmcolor of his coat to his broad and sensitive face, every aspect of this dogreflects his gentle and friendly disposition. Victory was given to the Reagansby a supporter who knew Rancher Reagan would enjoy his warm companionship, sweetface, and loyalty. The dog enjoys the run of the ranch and is happiest when hisloving master returns to the ranch for a sojourn. August 1984.

President Reagan Carves ThanksgivingTurkey

President Reagan expertly carves thetraditional Thanksgiving turkey for a quiet family celebration at theirCalifornia ranch. First lady Nancy and daughter Maureen are helping themselvesto the side dishes, well-known by all Americans and especially memorable for aman born to a Middle America background. November 24, 1981

President Reagan at the Business Women\'s Conference
Bill Fitz-Patrick At the BusinessWomen\'s Conference in New York City, President Reagan, accompanied by FirstDaughter Maureen, enjoys his T-shirt as he shows it to the crowd. PresidentReagan tries to bridge \"the gender gap\" --a persistent 10-point lagin his approval ratings among women voters. In a lunchtime speech to a group ofwomen entrepreneurs, President Reagan assures his listeners that his economicpolicies will do more for women than legislation on equal rights. April 5, 1984Mike Roberts

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