2019 Carter Center Weekend Live Auction Catalog

LIVE AUCTION CATALOG CARTER CENTER WEEKEND PRESIDENT AND MRS. CARTER’S 2019 CARTER CENTER WEEKEND

Values expressed in this catalog represent certified appraisals, esti- mates based on sales of comparable items at previous auctions, or sales of similar items from internet sites such as eBay. Any amount paid above the stated value will be considered a donation to The Carter Center and will be tax-deductible. Please read carefully the conditions for travel packages and other restrictions. You can also see these items online at our website: www.cartercenter.org. If a remote bidder desires proxy representation by Carter Center staff for the live auction, those arrangements need to be made with Dianne Bryant by 5 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time (EDT) on June 29, 2019. To make arrangements for bidding by proxy and for details on submitting bids by fax, please see the auction bid sheet at the end of this catalog. Bids submitted via fax will be taken until 4 p.m. EDT on June 29, 2019. Photographs of most auction items were taken by Katie Archibald- Woodward. Additional photographs were received from donors of items and corporate and internet sources. Shipping costs will be added to items that need to be shipped. 2

1. AUTOGRAPHED PHOTOGRAPH 2. PRESIDENTS BUSH AND CARTER OF SIX FIRST LADIES SIGNED PHOTOGRAPH This collection features an original photograph of six Presidents Jimmy former first ladies: Lady Bird Johnson, Rosalynn Carter, Carter and George Betty Ford, Nancy Reagan, Barbara Bush, and Hillary H.W. Bush, born Rodham Clinton. The picture, presented in a one-of-a- in the same year kind wood frame that measures 18 inches by 16 inches, is four months apart, signed by all six first ladies, and accompanied by a collec- are shown in this tion of books written by each of the first ladies shown. photograph taken Included are: “Wildflowers Across America” by Lady nearly 30 years ago Bird Johnson and Carlton B. Lees, “A Glad Awakening” during the Bush by Betty Ford, “Within Our Reach” by Rosalynn Carter, administration. The “Nancy” by Nancy picture depicts the Reagan, “Barbara two leaders sharing Bush: A Memoir” a conversation in by Barbara Bush, the Oval Office on and “Living September 21,1989. History” by Hillary Signatures of both men are included below the image. Rodham Clinton. The framed piece measures 21 inches by 31 inches. Each book is signed by its author. Donor(s): The Carter Center Value: $500.00   Winning bid: $2,000.00 Donor(s): Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ostrander Value: $4,900.00 Winning bid: $5,500.00 3. U2 SIGNED BOXED SET AND BONO ART PRINT This lot includes items from legendary Irish rock band U2. First is a “Songs of Experience” extra deluxe boxed set, numbered 13839, that contains their 2017 album “Songs of Experience” pressed on two translucent cyan blue 180-gram vinyl records and a deluxe CD digipak with extra tracks, an exclusive two-sided poster showing the album art and the band, a 16-page newspaper with song lyrics, and instructions for downloading a free digital version of the album. The box features the signatures of the band members, and a signed copy of the uniquely designed iNNOCENCE + eXPERIENCE tour book is also included. Finally, there is an artist’s proof of the print titled “The Wolf Came Out at Night” from the Carter Center’s Views of Human Rights portfolio. Lead singer Bono, a prominent human rights activist, created the image with his daughters, Jordan and Eve. Donor(s): U2 Value: $8,500.00   Winning bid: $7,000.00 3

4. THE COOK’S WAREHOUSE GIFT SET 5. OLYMPIC COIN SETS The Cook’s Warehouse does it again. This package begins Recapture the with a $150 cooking class card and an assortment of culi- excitement of the nary-inspired merchandise. Items include a set of Danica Olympics with this Studio geo coasters, a Wusthof cut-resistant glove and Pro assortment of gold 2½-inch peeling knife, a Chef’n Zipstrip herb stripper, a and silver coins Joseph Joseph magnetic bottle opener, a Peugeot salt and commemorating the 1984, 1988, pepper mill set, and more. The collection is presented in 1992, and 1996 games. Created by the a cream-colored Mason Cash Innovative Kitchen mixing U.S. Mint, the collection includes bowl that is made of chip-resistant earthenware and three coins from the 1984 Olympics designed to tilt to make mixing on countertops easier. in Los Angeles; a silver dollar and While these items give you every excuse to cook, a white gold five-dollar coins from the 1988 apron that bears the Carter Center’s logo and has been Olympics in Seoul, South Korea; and a gold five-dollar, silver one-dollar, signed by President and gold half-dollar coin from the Carter will help you 1992 Olympics in Barcelona, Spain. look good doing it. Complete your collection with a 16-coin set from the Centennial Donor(s): Ms. Mary S. Olympic Games in Atlanta, Georgia, Moore, founder and that comes in a wooden display box CEO of The Cook’s with the seal of the U.S. Mint. All Warehouse, and The coins except the 1984 set come with Carter Center certificates of authenticity. Value: $500.00 Winning bid: Donor(s): Ms. Donna Moser Peak $2,200.00 Value: $2,500.00   Winning bid: $5,000.00 6. ORIGINAL OIL PAINTING 7. “SEEING A VIBRANT FUTURE” PRINT BY HERBERT ABRAMS “Seeing a Vibrant This original 8-inch by 10-inch oil painting on Masonite Future” was of Albert Einstein is by the late American artist Herbert commissioned in Abrams. Abrams was one of the foremost portraitists of 2018 to celebrate the his time and painted the official White House portrait of impact of the Carter Jimmy Carter. Over the course of his life he created more Center’s 20-year-old than 400 portraits, many of which now hang in some of Trachoma Control the most prestigious institutions in the country. The piece Program. Since 1998, offered here is unsigned the program has and was never intended been working with to be sold, but Mrs. ministries of health Abrams decided to part in Africa to eliminate trachoma, the world’s leading cause with it to raise money of preventable blindness. The original oil painting from for the Carter Center’s which this print was made was presented to President and programs worldwide. Mrs. Carter and is on display at The Carter Center. This exclusive piece is signed by President Carter, numbered 1 Donor(s): of 1, and mounted in an 18-inch by 20-inch frame. Ms. Lois Abrams Value: $850.00 Donor(s): The Carter Center Winning bid: $10,000.00 Value: $1,500.00   Winning bid: $6,000.00 4

8. 1980 CARTER-MONDALE CAMPAIGN MEMORABILIA It has been said that Jimmy Carter chose to use green and white on his presidential campaign materials to honor his heritage as a peanut farmer. While we cannot say for certain what the motivation was, this collection of memorabilia speaks to the popularity of the choice. You can adorn yourself and your dining room with these Carter-Mondale green-and- white items. Included are a vest decorated with an assortment of campaign buttons, a matching full-length skirt, a 26-inch square silk scarf, a 120-inch square tablecloth, and a 37½-inch-long apron. All are made of Carter-Mondale green-and-white motif fabric and are in excellent condition. Donor(s): The Carter Center, Frank Moore, Mr. Jay Beck, Ms. Susan Ginsburg, and Ms. Audrey Wiesen Value: $1,000.00   Winning bid: $1,000.00 9. FISHING WITH FABIO If you were a guest at the 2018 Carter Center Weekend, you probably wish you could return to enjoy more of Skamania Lodge and the beautiful Columbia River Gorge. Here’s your chance to do that and to spend quality time with surprise auction participant Fabio. You and up to three guests will have two rooms for two nights at Skamania Lodge. During your stay, Fabio will welcome you for a tour and fishing at his private 400+ acre ranch. Afterward, head back to Skamania Lodge, where he will join your group for dinner. Round-trip ground transportation from Portland International Airport to Skamania Lodge will be provided by Executive Transporter LLC, and a Delta Air Lines gift card valued at $2,000 to be used toward airfare purchased either at delta.com, at the airport, via telephone through reserva- tions, or with Delta Vacations is also included. Note: Visit with Fabio and hotel stay must be booked separately. Both are subject to availability. It is recommended that you call at least six weeks in advance of desired dates. Follow instructions on certificates for booking. Donor(s): Fabio, Delta Air Lines, Inc., Skamania Lodge, David Blanchard of Executive Transporter LLC Value: $2,000.00   Winning bid: $16,000.00 10. THREE-SLAT LADDER-BACK DINING SIDE CHAIR Made from cherry wood that Russ Filbeck harvested in Pennsylvania, this Appalachian ladder-back dining side chair is protected with several coats of hand-rubbed oil and a hard paste wax finish. The woven hickory bark for the gorgeous, comfortable, and durable seat was harvested in eastern Tennessee. Filbeck made eight of these chairs for the dining set sold at the 2016 Carter Center auction. Donor(s): Mr. Russ Filbeck Value: $2,000.00   Winning bid: $4,500.00 5

11. NEPAL ELECTION MEMORABILIA An observer vest worn by President Carter during the Nepal elections in 2013 is offered in this lot. The front of the blue fishing-style vest displays the Carter Center logo along with the word “Observer.” Both also appear on the back along with the phrase “Nepal CA elections November 2013.” With the vest is a lanyard holding President Carter’s identification card that lists “Delegation Leader” as his title and an 8-inch by 10-inch color photograph that shows him smiling with a young Nepalese child. Carter has signed the matte of the framed image. Donor(s): The Carter Center Value: $1,000.00   Winning bid: $10,000.00 12. DONALD STEIN CHINA PHOTOGRAPHS Donald Stein, a leading Emory neuroscience researcher and longtime supporter of The Carter Center, is also an extraordinary photographer, and these are certified giclée prints of his original works. The prints are on fine art paper and use archival pigmented inks to guarantee color quality, accuracy, and detail that capture the original digital image. Each comes with a certificate of authenticity and is labeled 1 of 3. The winning bidder will decide whether to purchase one or both of these limited-edition photographs. The first photograph is titled “Members of The Cabinet” and features four Asiatic black bears, recognizable because of the v-shaped white patch on their chests. The photograph was taken near Beijing at a zoo close to the Great Wall of China. Captured at just the right moment, each bear has its own distinct pose as it looks out at the crowd. The second photograph is titled “The Caravan: Somewhere in the Taklamakan Desert, China.” It shows a view, from a distance, of a caravan of camels and riders in a vast desert heading toward the lone building on a sand dune. Donor(s): Dr. Donald G. Stein Value: $1,000.00 Winning bid, “Members of the Cabinet”: $7,500.00 Winning bid, “The Caravan”: $4,500.00 6

13. HANDCRAFTED EARRINGS AND NECKLACE SET For the past three years, the Atlanta Contemporary Jewelry Show has been held at The Carter Center, and artists Carol and Jean-Pierre Hsu have displayed their creations there. This husband-and-wife team is from Berkeley Springs, West Virginia, and the two work together to create aerodynamic mobiles and eclectic, colorful jewelry. The Param (which means wind in Korean) necklace in gold, chablis, and orange is 14 inches long and closes with a clasp behind the pendant, which hangs from four 11⁄ 8-inch-diameter black rubber cords. The matching Kopec (which means hill in Czech) earrings are for pierced ears and are 17⁄ 8 inches long including sterling earwire. The set is made of anodized aluminum and accented with sterling silver. Donor(s): Ms. Carol Hsu and Mr. Jean-Pierre Hsu Value: $350.00   Winning bid: $900.00 14. CARTER, DENG, AND XI COLLECTIBLES Here we have a collection of items that celebrate the relationship between President Carter and leaders of China. First is a beautiful photograph taken by Michael Evans that shows President Carter and Deng Xiaoping waving as they walk down a row of uniformed American servicemen. It is signed by President Carter. Next is a set of three commemorative plates featuring images of Jimmy Carter. One shows him alone, the second shows him with Deng, and the third shows Carter and Xi Jinping. The keepsakes were created as gifts and given to The Carter Center at the annual forum on Chinese-U.S. relations held at The Carter Center. Donor(s): Ms. Story Evans and Mr. Chengsong Yu Value: $2,500.00   Winning bid: $27,500.00 15. GUITAR AUTOGRAPHED BY PRESIDENT CARTER Since its debut in 1954, the Fender Stratocaster electric guitar has been the choice of music greats like Buddy Holly, Jimi Hendrix, and George Harrison. Here is a beautiful black-and-white model that has been signed by President Carter. It has Fender super bullet strings to impart greater tuning ability and comes in a locking, deluxe molded Stratocaster case that has a form-fitting insert to protect the instrument. The owner’s manual and other accessories can be found inside. Donor(s): Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Moores Value: $3,000.00   Winning bid: $30,000.00 7

16. HIS AND HERS LIBERIAN ROBES 17. DENISE COOPER PAINTING President Jimmy Carter Emerging artist Denise Cooper was inspired by Mrs. went to Liberia in 1978 Carter’s care and concern for the habitat and preser- for the first official state vation of the monarch butterfly to create this 16-inch visit by a United States by 20-inch oil on canvas painting. It depicts three of president. This pair of the beautiful creatures feeding on colorful flowers. The traditional Liberian painting recently won first place in a local Arizona art robes was given to contest. Cooper particularly enjoys painting animals and President and Mrs. landscape scenes. Carter on a subsequent The framed piece trip in 1985. To make measures 25½ the garments, white and inches by 21½ black-dyed yarns were inches. woven together to create wide strips of cloth Donor(s): Mr. and which have been sewn together to cover the body and Mrs. Ross Cooper arms. Each robe is accompanied by a traditional kufi-style Value: $500.00 cap that is 8 inches high. The robes measure 48 inches by Winning bid: 70 inches and 51 inches by 69 inches. $15,000.00 Donor(s): The Carter Center Value: $750.00   Winning bid: $2,000.00 18. “BEHOLD” SCULPTURE REPLICA In 1978, artist Patrick Morelli was inspired to create “Behold.” The sculpture is based on a ritual seen in the critically acclaimed television miniseries “Roots,” where a newborn is held up to the heavens and told, “Behold the only thing greater than yourself.” In 1980, when President Carter signed the bill that created the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site in Atlanta, Coretta Scott King designated a space on the grounds for a larger version of the statue that she had received from Morelli. The 10-foot-tall “Behold” monument, on which this 15-inch by 4-inch by 3-inch version is based, was unveiled on January 11, 1990. Included with the statue is a framed small collage showing photographs of the sculpture and of President Carter and Mrs. King on the day the bill was signed. The matte of the photograph is signed by President Carter. Donor(s): Mr. Patrick Morelli Value: $7,500.00   Winning bid: $11,000.00 8

19. STEFAN FINDEL PHOTOGRAPH “Trees, Mills Mansion, Staatsburg, NY” is one of the pieces in Stefan Findel’s Hudson Valley, New York, portfolio. The image shows a road leading through trees to an entrance with stone pillars on either side. The only artist to do so, Findel used carbon printing to transfer the photograph to glass and then applied 24-karat gold leaf to the back. A gold matte complements the image, which is in a 9-inch by 11-inch frame. To see more of the portfolio, visit www.stefanfindel.com. Donor(s): Mr. Stefan Findel Value: $5,000.00   Winning bid: $1,000.00 20. PRIVATE CONCERT BY PETER YARROW Performer, songwriter, and American folk music icon Peter Yarrow will come to your home or office for a personal and private concert. Yarrow found fame with the 1960s folk music trio Peter, Paul, and Mary. Yarrow will perform for at least one hour and be available for photographs. He will also sing with your children and present them with personalized copies of his bestselling book, “Puff, the Magic Dragon.” Yarrow co-wrote the song of the same name, which was one of the group’s most famous hits. This private concert could be an ideal fundraiser for your local charity. A Delta Air Lines gift card valued at $1,000 to be used toward airfare purchased either at delta.com, at the airport, via telephone through reser- vations, or with Delta Vacations, is included for Yarrow’s travel to your event. Note: The winning bidder will need to provide lodging for Mr. Yarrow and cover additional costs associated with the performance (microphone, speakers, etc., if needed). Please follow directions on the certificate to arrange concert. It is recommended that you call well in advance of your desired date and have alternate dates in mind before calling to schedule. Please keep in mind that the concert is subject to Mr. Yarrow’s availability. Donor(s): Mr. Peter Yarrow and Delta Air Lines, Inc. Value: $5,000.00   Winning bid: $20,000.00 9

21. HAND-TURNED MOULTHROP WOODEN BOWL Matt Moulthrop is a third-generation wood turner who uses a lathe and hand-forged tools to turn logs into sculpture. According to his website, his creations can be seen in the Smithsonian Institution, the Renwick Gallery of the National Museum of American Art, and The Carter Center. The wood for this bowl came from a pecan tree that fell when Hurricane Michael swept across the southeast and hit the Carters’ farm in Plains, Georgia. After being turned into the initial shape, the wood was treated for several months to prevent cracking. The bottom of the bowl is signed by both President Carter and Matt Moulthrop. A copy of “Moulthrop: A Legacy In Wood” signed by both Matt and Philip Moulthrop is also included. For more information about the Moulthrop family and their creations, visit www.moulthropstudios.com. Donor(s): Mr. Matt Moulthrop Value: $2,000.00   Winning bid: $7,500.00 22. IRON HORSE VINEYARDS 23. CARVED DRAGON VASE WINE DELIVERY An elaborate carving Iron Horse Vineyards, in of a dragon wraps the Green Valley region around the body of a of Sonoma County, vase produced by the California, is a 300-acre Longshan culture of family-owned estate China, which dates winery that resides in a to about 3000 to 1900 cluster of rustic redwood B.C. The dark color barn-style buildings is typical of creations overlooking rolling hills from the era, which is of grapevines. Your case sometimes called the of 12 bottles is composed Black Pottery culture. of six Thomas Road Pinot While the dragon adds Noir, three UnOaked texture to the larger part Chardonnay, and three of the vase, the surfaces Classic Vintage Brut. For of the base, shoulders, more information about the vineyard and wine profile, see and neck are smooth. The vase stands 15 inches tall and www.ironhorsevineyards.com. Please follow directions on 6 inches wide and comes with a decorative keepsake box. certificate to arrange delivery of wine. Donor(s): Mr. Li Xiaohua Donor(s): Mr. Ted Turner Value: $1,000.00   Winning bid: $20,000.00 Value: $800.00 Winning bid: $1,600.00 Item 22A, Winning bid, Matt’s Hat: $200,000.00 10

24. TRIP TO DESTIN, FLORIDA Enjoy a seven-night stay in picturesque Destin, Florida, named the best beach in the state by U.S. News & World Report. You will be housed in a luxury beachfront condo that has spectacular beach views, a fully equipped kitchen, two master bedrooms with king beds, a queen-sized bedroom with a twin-size loft bed, a queen-size sleeper sofa, and washer and dryer. Each morning six chairs and three umbrellas will be set up on the beach for your group. You will also receive a one-hour sightseeing tour for three people in a vintage 1951 Cessna airplane; a professional photography session on the beach including two 8-inch by 10-inch prints and a CD of selected files (minimum of 20 photos); access to four bikes for the week (delivered before you arrive and picked up after you depart); a round of golf for four at either the Raven, Baytowne or Links golf courses; and $100 gift cards for each of the following eateries: La Paz, Camille’s Restaurant and Sushi Bar, Harbor Docks, and the Donut Hole Bakery and Café. Your vacation also includes a canvas beach bag decorated with the Carter Center logo and a Delta Air Lines gift card valued at $1,200 to be used toward airfare purchased either at delta.com, at the airport, via telephone through reservations, or with Delta Vacations. Note: All offers expire Dec. 31, 2020, and are not redeemable for cash. Condo stay is subject to availability. Booking at least six weeks in advance is recommended; once they are made, reservations cannot be changed. Not valid during holidays. Condo is located in a nonsmoking, no-tobacco resort, and no smoking, chewing, or vaping is allowed anywhere in the condo or on the resort grounds. Sightseeing flight subject to weather conditions. Reservations required for photo session, bike rental, and golf package. Bring your own bicycle helmets. Golf package, valid at the Raven, Baytowne, or Links golf course based on avail- ability; includes green fees and use of the practice facility the day of play. Does not include gratuity, golf cart, or incidentals. Valid Monday through Sunday, excluding holidays. Other restrictions may apply. Tee times can be set 72 hours in advance by calling (850) 267-8155. Donor(s): Mr. Tom Karpinski, Ms. Christine Hrib-Karpinski, Ms. Lisa Harris, Mr. Jeff Marken, Ms. Terri Marken, Ms. Vera Hogenson, Rent Gear Here, Bikes R Us, Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort, Mr. Edward Morgan, Mr. Charles Morgan, Mr. Chatham Morgan, The Donut Hole, and Delta Air Lines, Inc. Value: $2,500.00   Winning bid: $25,000.00 11

25. HAND-COLORED FINE ART PRINTS Select your favorite of these two groups of original creations from Elizabeth Ginsberg. Each set includes a fine art digital print with hand coloring and a matching unique necklace created from a variety of exotic glass beads. The two prints are signed by the artist, numbered, and presented in simple 11-inch by 15-inch wood frames. A copy of “Pattern & Place: Works on Paper” by Ginsberg is included in each set. 1. V enezia 54 is based on images of the many types of boats and their details seen by the artist in Venice, Italy. In March 2018, Ginsberg spent time in the city as part of a residency grant. Her solo exhibition was presented at the Archivio Emily Harvey near the Rialto Bridge. 2. Noyers 5 was inspired by a medieval French town in Burgundy. The artist has based several recent prints on the area. The textures and light were particularly interesting to her. For more information about the artist and her work, visit www.elizabethginsberg.com. Donor(s): Ms. Elizabeth Ginsberg Value: $600.00   Winning bid: $5,500.00 26. NIXON RESIGNATION 27. TIMES BOOKS AMERICAN LETTER COLLAGE PRESIDENTS COLLECTION On August 9, 1974, Times Books is the publisher of the landmark series The President Richard American Presidents. The aim of the series is to present M. Nixon resigned. the grand panorama of U.S. chief executives in volumes To date, he is the compact and lucid enough for the busy reader. While only U.S. president only 19 of the 42 books that have been printed so far who has done so. A are offered here, this may well be the largest collection copy of the letter where each book is signed by its author. The list of authors he submitted to includes Julian E. Zelizer, who wrote the volume on Jimmy Secretary of State Carter, and Sean Wilentz, who wrote the one on Andrew Henry Kissinger is Jackson and currently serves as editor for the series. framed along with his photograph and a small plaque that reads “The 37th Donor(s): A Friend of The Carter Center Pres of the U. S. Richard M. Nixon / ‘The Resignation.’ ” Value: $500.00   Winning bid: $2,500.00 Another unique piece of American history rescued from the California wildfires of 2018, the framed collage measures 24 inches by 20 inches. Donor(s): Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ostrander Value: $4,900.00   Winning bid: $4,000.00 12

28. HERMÈS OSTRICH 29. TEMPLETON PORTRAIT OF CARTER LEATHER BIRKIN BAG Robert Clark The history of the Birkin bag, from its creation in 1984, Templeton was is chronicled on the website of world-renowned fashion an American and luxury goods maker Hermès Paris. Named for English artist who actress Jane Birkin, the tote was created by Jean-Luis completed many Dumas, a former chairman of the company. This exqui- famous paintings, site brown bag features gold-plated hardware, has the including the traditional Hermès style lock and key, and is made from portrait of genuine ostrich leather. It measures 15 inches long, 12 President Carter that hangs in the inches tall, and National Portrait 8 inches wide Gallery. This work from Templeton shows a side view of and comes with Carter’s head and shoulders against a background of lush the receipt green foliage. The framed painting measures 27 inches of purchase, by 21 inches. A handwritten note from Templeton giving its price describing some of the activities on the day of the sitting as $25,000. is attached to the back of the portrait. Donor(s): Dr. Donor(s): Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Hall Lauren Speeth Value: $2,000.00   Winning bid: $6,000.00 Value: $7,500.00 Winning bid: $55,000.00 30. GUITAR AUTOGRAPHED BY JON BON JOVI AND BAND This impressive black 12-string Takamine guitar is the same brand as the instrument that Jon Bon Jovi took on the band’s This House Is Not for Sale tour in 2017 — and on every previous tour for 23 years. Bon Jovi’s loyalty isn’t surprising, since this Japanese brand is among the world’s premier acoustic guitar makers. This one has a built-in tuner; mahogany back, sides, and neck; and a solid spruce top. It has been signed by Jon Bon Jovi and his six bandmates. Donor(s): Mr. Peter Conlon Value: $12,500.00   Winning bid: $25,000.00 13

31. “A WALK THROUGH THE 32. STERLING SILVER AND PERIDOT SUGARCANE” PAINTING PENDANT NECKLACE Sherri Richards Created especially created this beautiful for the Carter Center mixed-media work on Weekend auction, a 30-inch by 40-inch Debra Lynn Gold’s gallery-wrapped sterling silver and canvas using oil and peridot pendant acrylic paints. The necklace is entirely painting was inspired hand-forged and by a photograph fabricated in her taken in Uganda one-person studio. by Sherri’s husband, Dr. Frank Richards, director of the The 30-inch sterling Carter Center’s River Blindness Elimination Program. silver snake chain It shows a small boy, as seen from the rear, as he walks is decorated with a through a field of green and gold sugarcane accented with 1½ -inch by ¾-inch light pink and yellow. Two monarch butterflies are also a by ¼-inch nonremovable slide-on pendant, created with part of the scene, one on each side of the child. For more a U-shaped base that holds the gemstone and its serpent- information about the artist, visit www.sherrisart.net. like setting. This exceedingly wearable piece promises to complement its new owner. For more information about Donor(s): Ms. Sherri Richards the artist, please visit www.DebraLynnGold.com. Value: $2,500.00   Winning bid: $10,000.00 Donor(s): Ms. Debra Lynn Gold 33. MARTHA’S VINEYARD VACATION Value: $400.00   Winning bid: $2,000.00 Set off the beaten path, this quiet and serene setting allows you to take a break from the world. The house is located midway between the towns of Edgartown and Oak Bluffs, Mass., and from the decks you see only trees, Sengekontacket Pond, and Nantucket Sound in the distance. The four-bedroom, three-bathroom house has three levels and sleeps 10. It also has three outdoor decks, a hot tub, an outdoor shower, and other items (sheets, towels, cookware, beach chairs, Wi-Fi, a food processor, and a blender) to make your stay comfortable. Bike paths are easily accessible, or you can walk four minutes to a dock for kayakers and the association tennis courts. The open kitchen, dining room, living room, and reading nook are located on the main floor. A fully screened-in gazebo offers a comfortable setting for outdoor dining and entertainment. The home is available for a one-week stay (seven days) October 18–November 1, 2019; May 4–21, 2020; June 1–8, 2020; or any week of October 2020 by agreement between the winner and the owner. You will also receive a Delta Air Lines gift card valued at $1,000 to be used toward airfare purchased either at delta.com, at the airport, via telephone through reservations, or with Delta Vacations. Also included with this package is a canvas tote bag with leather handles bearing the Carter Center logo. Ground transportation is not provided. Follow instructions on certificate to schedule vacation. Donor(s): Mr. and Mrs. Dale Liebach and Delta Air Lines, Inc. Value: $4,995.00   Winning bid: $9,000.00 14

34. PRESIDENTIAL FRIENDSHIPS Despite political differences, former Presidents Jimmy Carter and Gerald Ford enjoyed a true friendship. This frame holds a rare photograph, taken on the day of Carter’s inauguration, showing Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter, Gerald and Betty Ford, Walter and Joan Mondale, and Nelson and Happy Rockefeller. The signatures of everyone shown, except the Rockefellers, appear at the bottom of the picture. Below the photograph is the signed first page of the eulogy President Carter gave at President Ford’s funeral. A printed copy of the rest of the eulogy is attached to the back of the frame. Donor(s): Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ostrander Value: $4,950.00   Winning bid: $6,500.00 35. APOLLO 11 COMMEMORATIVES Apollo 11 launched from Cape Kennedy on July 16, 1969, carrying Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins, and Edwin “Buzz” Aldrin. Four days later they landed on the moon. The two items in this lot commemorate their historic flight. First is a signed copy of Buzz Aldrin’s book “Magnificent Desolation: The Long Journey Home from the Moon.” The second of two autobiographical books written by Aldrin, this one reveals the challenges he faced in his life and work after returning to Earth. With the book is a framed copy of the congressional resolution and the resulting procla- mation signed by Jimmy Carter on the 10th anniversary of the landing, designating July 16–24, 1979, “United States Space Observance.” Donor(s): Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bacon, A Friend of The Carter Center Value: $500.00   Winning bid: $4,000.00 15

36. AUTOGRAPHED PHOTOGRAPH OF FOUR PRESIDENTS Presidents Jimmy Carter, George H.W. Bush, Bill Clinton, and Gerald Ford signed this limited-edition photograph, which was taken at the dedication of the George H.W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum on Nov. 6, 1997, in College Station, Texas. The autographed 8-inch by 10-inch print is numbered 28 of 100. Donor(s): President and Mrs. Carter Value: $2,000.00   Winning bid: $6,000.00 37. AUTOGRAPHED PHOTOGRAPH OF FIVE PRESIDENTS Five presidents — George H.W. Bush, Ronald Reagan, Jimmy Carter, Gerald Ford, and Richard Nixon — are featured in this 8-inch by 10-inch photograph taken during the dedication of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library on Nov. 4, 1991, in Simi Valley, California. It is autographed by each president pictured, numbered 56 of 100 on the back, and handsomely framed. Donor(s): President and Mrs. Carter Value: $4,000.00   Winning bid: $110,000.00 38. PHOTOGRAPH SIGNED BY FIVE PRESIDENTS An invaluable piece of our national heritage, this color 8-inch by 10-inch photograph of five presidents, George H.W. Bush, Barack Obama, George W. Bush, Bill Clinton, and Jimmy Carter, was taken in the Oval Office during the transition of power of then-President Bush and President-elect Obama. It is autographed by each president pictured, numbered 28 of 100 on the back, and handsomely framed. Donor(s): President and Mrs. Carter Value: $4,000.00   Winning bid: $120,000.00 16

39. MIKE SNEGG WOODEN BOWL 40. JEFF CARTER’S ASTROPHOTOGRAPHS The first of three incredible bowls made by auction favorite Mike Snegg measures 14 inches across and Astrophotographer five inches deep and features stunning marbling with a Jeff Carter, President smooth-as-glass finish. A perfect centerpiece for a dining Carter’s son, is or coffee table, it was hand-turned and crafted from the offering two images trunk of a Norfolk Island Pine tree from Kauai, Hawaii. from his collection Fourteen prominent knots appear on the sides, adding of gorgeous nebulas, texture and character to the vessel. incredible galaxies, and beautiful stars Donor(s): Mr. and Mrs. Michel D. Snegg unable to be seen Value: $1,500.00   Winning bid: $3,500.00 by the naked eye. “Andromeda Galaxy” was taken on October 30, 2018, and features pale yellows and greens along with numerous white stars against a black sky. “North America and Pelican Nebulae” fills the canvas with an assortment of rich, brilliant colors, and was taken on October 12, 2018. The highest bidder will have the option to purchase one of the two 18-inch by 24-inch images or both for twice the winning bid amount. Donor(s): Mr. Jeff Carter   Value: $500.00 Winning bid, “Andromeda”: $14,000.00 Winning bid, “North America”: $17,000.00 41. BASS FORCE ONE Bass Force One is a one-of- a-kind fishing boat designed and donated to the Carter Center auction by Johnny Morris, a fellow angler and longtime friend of the Carters. Its sister vessel resides at the Carters’ residence in Plains for their fishing enjoyment. The boat comes with the following features: Lowrance HOOK-3x color Fishfinder with transducer, Minn Kota Edge 12V foot-controlled trolling motor, all-aluminum body for lightweight performance, carpeted floors, and comfortable seating for two. Also included with the boat is a gorgeous watercolor of a largemouth bass that is float mounted on a rustic piece of wood. The art, measuring 12 inches by 24 inches, also features a bright green six-barbed walker lure. Donor(s): Mr. Johnny Morris and Ms. Carol Blum McMurrain Value: $5,000.00   Winning bid: $160,000.00 17

42. NEWSWEEK 50th ANNIVERSARY MEMORABILIA On February 7, 1983, President and Mrs. Carter attended an extravaganza to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Newsweek magazine. Katharine Graham, chairman of The Washington Post Company, owner of the magazine, greeted the Carters at Avery Fisher Hall and presented them with this special leather portfolio that has “President and Mrs. James Earl Carter” stamped on the front. Inside is a softcover book titled “A Draft of History,” which tells the story of the first 50 years of Newsweek. With the portfolio and book you will also receive a copy of Graham’s Pulitzer Prize-winning autobiography, “Personal History,” and the note she wrote to Mrs. Carter to thank the former president and first lady for attending. Donor(s): The Carter Center and Mr. Jim Hier Value: $600.00   Winning bid: $2,000.00 43. CAMP DAVID COLLECTION 44. HARMONICA AUTOGRAPHED BY MICKEY RAPHAEL Camp David, a retreat for U.S. presidents, began as a camp for Mickey Raphael is an American harmonica player federal employees and their who has shared the stage with such legends as Townes families. A collection of six Van Zandt, Chris Stapleton, Willie Nelson, and even highball glasses emblazoned President Carter! Offered here is a Hohner Special 20, a with the Camp David seal, harmonica whose distinctive sound is perfect for every- showing the sign and flora thing from folk and country to rock and pop. Both the at the main entrance of the instrument and its case have been signed by Raphael. An property, is offered here along 8-inch by 10-inch photograph showing President Carter with a deck of Camp David with Nelson and Raphael accompanies the harmonica. playing cards from the John F. The moment was captured several years ago at a concert Kennedy era. The cards are in when Carter came up from the audience to join the two a red box and feature a serene onstage. The black-and-white winter scene photograph has of Aspen Lodge, the president’s been signed cabin. Completing the package by President is a framed photograph that Carter. shows the iconic handshake of President Jimmy Carter, Israeli Donor(s): Mr. Prime Minister Menachem Mickey Raphael Begin, and Egyptian President Value: $1,500.00 Anwar Sadat. Signatures from Winning bid: each of them appear on docu- $20,000.00 ments framed with the image. Donor(s): Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bacon, Mr. and Mrs. David Baker, and Ms. Mary Beazley Value: $1,000.00   Winning bid: $22,500.00 18

45. CHRIS DIDOMIZIO SKETCHES Chris diDomizio is a national-award-winning artist with over 25 years of teaching experience. Offered here are two images he created of President Carter at church. Both perspectives show Carter with his head bowed and eyes closed, illuminated by soft light from a nearby window. The more distant view also shows the Bible on his lap. The images were created using charcoal and chalk and are float mounted behind conservation clear UV-protected glass. Each measures 20 inches by 27 inches. Since they are float mounted, it is strongly recommended that they never lie face down. The highest bidder will have the option to purchase one image or both for twice the winning bid amount. Donor(s): Mr. Chris diDomizio Value: $2,500.00   Winning bid: $11,000.00 46. MIDDLE EASTERN-STYLE MOSAIC COLLECTION A handcrafted rotary telephone is decorated in the style of Middle Eastern mosaics with wood, bone, and nacre inlay. A rectangular plate below the dial pad on the front reads “President Jimmy Carter.” A similar plate on the back bears the words “B. Challah, President Union Syrian Chambers of Commerce.” With the phone are a mosaic portrait, a letter, and a sketch of President Carter done by Rafik Shallah, who worked at the Syrian Agricultural Research & Consulting Center. Mosaics like these require a steady hand and creative imagination, and here we see both on display. Donor(s): The Carter Center Value: $1,500.00   Winning bid: $1,500.00 47. JIMMY CARTER INTERNATIONAL STAMP COLLECTION The image from a $100 Liberian stamp recognizing the 39th president of the United States is printed multiple times to serve as the background for this unique collage. The display includes stamps from the “100 Years of U.S. Presidents” and “The Presidents of the United States of America” postage series from Liberia, “The Year of the Elder Person” collection from Guyana, a set of three Guinea worm stamps from Sudan, and a pane of postage from Russia that has depictions of several U.S. presidents. There are also two postal covers that commemorate the visit of President Carter to the family home of George Washington during the European Summit of 1977 and of Pope John Paul II to the White House in October 1979. The collage is presented in a 23-inch by 27-inch wood frame with gold-colored accents. President Carter has signed the collage near the bottom right corner. Donor(s): Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hall Value: $750.00   Winning bid: $2,200.00 19

48. JEROME LAWRENCE ORIGINAL PAINTING Auction favorite Jerome Lawrence presents two vibrant original acrylic paintings. Both are untitled. The first painting measures 5 feet by 4 feet and shows flowers in shades of red, blue, white, and purple in a short vase. The second is 4 feet by 6 feet and depicts a tree line with white tree trunks and yellow foliage. The highest bidder can choose to purchase one of the two offerings or both for twice the amount. Included with each is a short creative writing piece. They are shown below. Creative writing for piece 1 (red, white, and blue painting): God and country From shore to shore With love for you Forevermore. Creative writing for piece 2 (white and yellow trees): All roads converge on a yellow wood And I took the one you traveled by And love has made all the difference. Donor(s): Mr. Jerome Lawrence Value: $2,000.00 Winning bid, Painting 1: $26,000.00 Winning bid, Painting 2: $26,000.00 49. GUITAR AUTOGRAPHED BY THE ROLLING STONES Eleca International is described on their website as a group of music lovers who understand the impor- tance of great sound that can touch people’s hearts. However, in the case of this Eleca Stratocaster-style electric guitar, it is the signatures that will make most hearts swoon. The black-bodied guitar with a sunburst finish is signed on the white pick- guard by Charlie Watts and Ronnie Wood and on the body by Keith Richards and Mick Jagger. Watts, Richards, and Jagger are original members of The Rolling Stones, formed in 1962. Wood joined the iconic group in 1975. Donor(s): Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ostrander Value: $4,900.00   Winning bid: $150,000.00 20

50. FISHING TRIP WITH THE PROS Three unforgettable days, two legendary anglers, one amazing experience. Johnny Morris and Bill Dance will serve as guides and host you and up to three friends for three days of fishing at one of their favorite spots. On the first day you will travel to “The Pits,” the Morris family farm in Calhoun, Missouri, and settle in at the Black Oak Lodge before enjoying dinner with Johnny and Bill. After breakfast the next day you will spend the morning fishing for monster bass in the private waters of The Pits at Calhoun. An afternoon of fishing follows lunch in the field. End the day with dinner and storytelling. Start your third day with a hearty breakfast before heading to the airport for your return flight. Your lodging, meals, guides, and a keepsake fishing package that features a Johnny Morris Signature Series Rod & Reel and a fully stocked tackle box for each angler are included. You’ll also receive a Delta gift card valued at $1,000 to be used toward airfare purchased either at delta.com, at the airport, via telephone through reserva- tions, or with Delta Vacations. Ground transportation from Clinton Memorial, Sedalia Regional, Springfield-Branson National or Kansas City International airport is included. Availability subject to coordination of schedules; trip must be taken before the summer of 2020. Donor(s): Mr. Johnny Morris, Mr. Bill Dance, and Delta Air Lines, Inc. Value: $5,000.00   Winning bid: $30,000.00 51. HANK AARON MEMORABILIA A handsomely framed photograph shows then-Gov. Jimmy Carter with Billye and Hank Aaron after the latter broke Babe Ruth’s home run record. In the photograph, Carter is presenting Aaron with the personalized license plate and keys for the car given to him by the local Chamber of Commerce in honor of the history-making event. With the photograph is a DVD of the movie “Long Time Coming: A 1955 Baseball Story,” which examines the legacy of the South’s first integrated Little League game. The film features Aaron, Cal Ripken Jr., Gary Sheffield, Davey Johnson, and Andrew Young. Donor(s): The Carter Center and Ms. Jackie Culliton Value: $1,500.00   Winning bid: $23,000.00 21

52. PRESIDENTIAL RESERVE RUM 53. PORCELAIN CHINESE STATUE Here’s an opportunity to enjoy This statue shows the white the drink that Fred Minnick, face and head of a woman senior contributor of Forbes atop a light green stylized magazine, deemed “America’s wave that also reaches up to Best Rum” in December 2018. provide a backdrop for her During a visit to the Richland head. Resembling depictions Distilling Company, President of GuanYin, goddess of Carter participated in the mercy and kindness and the production of a barrel of its mother-goddess of seamen, the single estate old South Georgia porcelain figurine is 14 inches rum. Afterward he signed tall and stands on a wooden the barrel, and it is now being offered for sale. Along base shaped to resemble with it you will receive 12 750 ml bottles of the cask ocean waves. It comes in a red strength “Spirit of Georgia.” The oak barrel is stamped wood box that has the phrase with the date (December 30, 2015) and “Presidents 377 “Immaterial World Cultural Reserve.” Each of the bottles has a custom label bearing Heritage” stamped on the top the President’s signature as well as a unique ribbon listing of it and is designed to safely the barrel number, date of production, bottling strength, cradle and protect the statue. bottling date, and bottle number. Donor(s): Mr. Li Xiaohua Donor(s): Mr. and Mrs. Erik Vonk Value: $1,800.00   Winning bid: $4,000.00 Value: $20,000.00   Winning bid: $55,000.00 55. WHITE HOUSE HOLIDAY 54. NAFTA TREATY SIGNED COLLECTION PHOTOGRAPH Celebrating the In 1994, the North American Free Trade Agreement holidays at the White (NAFTA) was implemented, creating one of the world’s House is the theme largest free-trade zones to benefit economic growth and of this memorabilia prosperity for Canada, the United States, and Mexico. collection. The hard- This unique photograph taken at the NAFTA treaty cover book “Season’s signing includes the signatures of Rosalynn and Jimmy Greetings from the Carter, Al and Tipper Gore, George H.W. Bush, Bill and White House” by Hillary Clinton, and Mary Evans Seeley is signed by the Carters and shares Gerald and Betty stories of the Christmas celebrations of many presidents. Ford. It is presented The winning bidder will also receive a Christmas orna- in an 18-inch by ment from the White House Historical Association that is 17-inch black wood decorated with a replica of the official seal of the president frame. and was designed to celebrate 200 years of the presidency. Also included is a 24-inch by 29-inch print showing a Donor(s): snow scene of the White House. In 1980 President and Mr. Bobby Linzey Mrs. Carter gave these as Christmas gifts to staff and Value: $4,000.00 supporters. Their signatures are printed on the bottom Winning bid: along with an inscription that reads “Thank you for your $52,000.00 friendship and support! With our best wishes.” Original signatures from both appear below the printed ones. 22 Donor(s): Ms. Ann Johnson, Ms. Betty Rainwater, Ms. Peggy Rainwater, and a Friend of The Carter Center Value: $500.00   Winning bid: $5,500.00

56. ABRAHAM LINCOLN LITHOGRAPH 57. CARTER FAMILY BOOKS AND SIGNATURE The books offered here demonstrate that there are many This piece was rescued talented writers in the Carter family. The collection from the donor’s home includes “Billy” by Sybil Carter, “Cousin Beedie and in Chico, California, Cousin Hot: My Life With the Carter Family of Plains, during the tragic Camp Georgia” by Hugh Carter, “The Gift of Inner Healing” Fire last year that razed by Ruth Carter Stapleton, “Power Lines” by Jason Carter, the town of Paradise. and “Away From Home: Letters to My Family” by Lillian With a slight hint of Carter and Gloria Carter Spann. All books are signed by smoke still lingering the authors. and several burn marks visible on the back, Donor(s): A Friend of The Carter Center this rare color litho- Value: $500.00   Winning bid: $1,500.00 graph shows the 16th president of the United States and his family. The Lincolns are seen in front of a window with a view of the Capitol building in the background. Centered below the lithograph is an original signature of Abraham Lincoln. Donor(s): Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ostrander Value: $4,950.00   Winning bid: $100,000.00 58. SIGNED PRINT OF 2018 CARTER CENTER WEEKEND GROUP Any guest from last year’s Carter Center Weekend will cherish this commemorative print of the 2018 group. The photograph was taken by Dominic Costa on the lawn of Skamania Lodge and shows a beautiful view of the Columbia River Gorge in the back- ground. The 36-inch by 24-inch print is mounted and ready to be framed. Donor(s): Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Costa Value: $300.00   Winning bid: $2,500.00 23

59. SIX-SLAT LADDER-BACK 60. TRIP TO FRANCE ROCKING CHAIR Visit chic Saint-Rémy-de-Provence for one week. You This Appalachian ladder-back rocking chair is made of will be housed in a four-bedroom, 2½-bath gated home cherry wood that Russ Filbeck harvested in Pennsylvania. situated on a quiet private drive, a short walk from the Mr. Filbeck made the chair and finished it with several city center. The home has a private pool adjoining a coats of hand-rubbed oil and a hard paste wax to protect large outdoor terrace and garden. A spacious Provençal it. The woven hickory bark for the beautiful, comfortable, kitchen, fully equipped with modern appliances, gives and durable seat was harvested in eastern Tennessee. you the flexibility to prepare your own meals. You may also choose to sample some of the fine dining options in Mr. Filbeck is the town. The upstairs bedrooms provide views of the nearby author of “Making Alpilles Mountains, while the downstairs master suite Ladder Back includes another private outdoor terrace. Additional Chairs with Russ amenities include Wi-Fi, stereo, and TV (in French). The Filbeck,” which house sleeps up to seven people and is available for one describes every week, from Saturday to Saturday, between September 1, step of the process 2019, and August 31, 2020, subject to availability. You from harvesting the will also receive a Delta gift card valued at $4,500 to wood to making the be used toward airfare purchased either at delta.com, at chairs, and a similar the airport, via telephone through reservations, or with rocker is featured on Delta Vacations. Also included in the package is a canvas the cover. toiletries bag with the Carter Center’s logo on it. Ground transportation is not included. Donor(s): Mr. Russ Filbeck Value: $10,000.00 Winning bid: $10,000.00 Donor(s): Mr. Chris Jones, Ms. Barb Jones, and Delta Air Lines, Inc. Value: $3,500.00 Winning bid: $26,000.00 24

61. FLY FISHING MEMORABILIA A grouping that includes several items for any fly fishing enthu- siast, this collection begins with a copy of John Bryan’s book “Take Me Fishing.” The limited-edition grand presentation copy is housed in a handmade wooden box that features a limited-edition James Prosek print in the lid. Affixed to the acid-free frontispiece of the book are small pieces of fishing line used by 40 of the book’s authors, including fly line that President Jimmy Carter used at Spruce Creek. Along with the book, you will receive a signed excerpt from the foreword President Carter wrote for it, printed on his personal stationery and framed. Donor(s): The Carter Center Value: $1,500.00   Winning bid: $3,500.00 62. TESSELLATION PHOTOGRAPH Traveling for a year taking pictures became Montine Blank’s living expression of gratitude for our planet and its trees and gave rise to her body of work titled REALM, which includes the image offered here. The photograph was taken at dusk on the grounds of The Carter Center. To create it, Blank and an assistant set up lights under the tree so that it was illuminated entirely from below. The resulting tessellation (a regular pattern made up of flat shapes repeated and joined together without any gaps or overlaps) was mounted and printed with archival inks on Hahnemuhle 100% cotton Photo Rag paper. It is displayed behind museum glass in a 42-inch by 44-inch satin black frame. Donor(s): Ms. Montine Blank Value: $2,800.00   Winning bid: $2,500.00 63. BILL CLINTON INAUGURATION MEMORABILIA Another piece that was rescued from the donor’s home during the Camp Fire in California, this frame contains an authentic invitation to Bill Clinton’s inauguration. It is accompanied by a photograph showing President Clinton being sworn in on the steps of the Capitol. His wife holds the Bible, and Chelsea Clinton, Al Gore, and other dignitaries are seen in the crowd. The invitation is from the Presidential Inaugural Committee and is autographed by Bill Clinton and Hillary Rodham Clinton. Donor(s): Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ostrander Value: $4,900.00   Winning bid: $3,000.00 25

64. CARTER PORTRAIT PAINTING 65. BORDERLINE FREEDOM SILKSCREEN This large portrait of President Carter was created James Rosenquist by prominent American impressionist painter James applied his experience Richards, who lives in Athens, Georgia. For the image, as a billboard painter Richards uses green, brown, white, black, and red to to develop techniques capture President Carter’s warm expression. The canvas for large canvases, is mounted in a rustic 38-inch square frame and is signed which brought him by the artist international acclaim. in the bottom Blending advertising right corner. and pop culture, often in outrageous ways, he Donor(s): juxtaposed fragmented Mr. James but familiar images Richards to deliver serious Value: visual messages. This $8,000.00 work, which he created for the Carter Center’s “Views Winning bid: of Human Rights” portfolio shows Rosenquist’s own $9,000.00 footprints in red, black, and blue, against a bright white 14-inch by 20-inch background decorated with segments of barbed wire and splashes of color. The artist has written “Borderline Freedom James Rosenquist 2001 / 8/10 AP for Hamilton Jordan” along the bottom of the image. Donor(s): The Carter Center Value: $2,500.00   Winning bid: $8,000.00 66. VICE PRESIDENTS BOOK COLLECTION The purchaser will receive a collection of six books written and signed by former vice presidents and/or their spouses. The lot includes “Exceptional” by Dick and Liz Cheney, “Promise Me, Dad” by Joe Biden, “Joined at the Heart” by Al and Tipper Gore, “Standing Firm” by Dan Quayle, “A Time to Heal” by Gerald Ford, and “A Man for All People” by Hubert H. Humphrey. Also included is a copy of “To Make the People Strong” by Albert E. Stuntz with a signed letter from Vice President Nelson Rockefeller. Donor(s): A Friend of The Carter Center Value: $500.00   Winning bid: $2,000.00 26

67. JOHN MUIR MANUSCRIPT John Muir (1838–1914) was an American naturalist, author, envi- ronmental philosopher, and early advocate for the preservation of wilderness in the United States. Offered here is a rare original manu- script page from Muir’s working paper for the chapter titled “The Forests” in his book “The Mountains of California.” Written in Muir’s handwriting with fountain ink on watermarked laid paper, the piece is beautifully framed with an authentic signature of John Muir and a signed limited edition giclée print by noted American landscape artist and printmaker Tom Killion titled “Twin Lodgepole Pines.” Donor(s): Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bacon Value: $3,500.00   Winning bid: $50,000.00 68. DAVE GROHL SILKSCREEN Legendary rocker, front man for the Foo Fighters, and former drummer for Nirvana Dave Grohl created this piece especially for the Carter Center Weekend auction. The silkscreen shows the guitar throne Grohl designed and had made after he broke his leg during a concert. Following the fall, he left the stage to get treatment but came back and finished the show. The framed print is 30 inches by 37 inches, and in addition to the image contains Grohl’s written comments about the custom-made throne’s features. Donor(s): Mr. Joe Petro Value: $2,000.00   Winning bid: $3,500.00 69. GUITAR AUTOGRAPHED BY JOAN JETT An Epiphone Les Paul Junior electric guitar signed and inscribed by legendary rocker and 2015 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Joan Jett is a must-have for anyone’s collection! The Les Paul is one of the most sought-after guitar body styles in the music world. Black in color and simple in design, the Les Paul Junior is the perfect starter guitar. The signature accompanies an inscription reading “Thanks for supporting The Carter Foundation! Rock On! Love Joan Jett!” Donor(s): Ms. Joan Jett Value: $10,000.00   Winning bid: $10,000.00 27

70. SUZHOU DOUBLE-SIDED SILK EMBROIDERY Some of the finest silk embroidery creations in the world come from the longstanding tradition that is Suzhou. Perhaps the most famous of all is the double-sided variety, where an image can be viewed from either side, as is the case with this piece. The rich colors of the flowers, leaves, and stems are visible from both sides of the dark wood frame, which is a work of art itself. The top portion rotates allowing you to experience the wonder of both sides of the piece without moving. The embroidery with its stand is 26 inches wide and 21 inches tall. Donor(s): Mr. Li Xiaohua Value: $1,000.00   Winning bid: $4,500.00 71. HANDCRAFTED WOODEN VESSEL 72. USS JIMMY CARTER COLLECTIBLES Craftsman Mike An assortment of USS Snegg has remarked Jimmy Carter memo- that “Making bowls rabilia is presented from trees is the here. The collection discovery of an includes an envelope internal shape, which and insert from the ship’s has grown for years christening, a challenge waiting to see the coin bearing the Navy light.” It is evident Department seal on the that he understands front and the badge of the the magnificent submarine on the back, beauty of nature a signed photograph of and strives to help President Carter saluting others view it more sailors at the christening, clearly. These creations from Mr. Snegg reflect his talent and an adjustable base- and passion for woodworking. The bowls are carved from ball-style cap with “USS the trunk of a Norfolk Island pine tree from Kauai, Hawaii. Jimmy Carter” across The first measures 17 inches across and 13 inches deep, the front. The ship’s while the second is 16 inches across and 10 inches deep. badge contains its motto, Both pieces have a smooth-as-glass finish and come with “Semper Optima,” which translates “Always the Best.” a custom light to illuminate the translucent beauty of the wood. The winning bidder can choose to purchase one at Donor(s): Mr. John Cabral, The Carter Center, A Friend of The the winning price or two for double the bid. To see more of Carter Center Mike Snegg’s artistry, visit www.mikesneggbowls.com. Value: $1,000.00   Winning bid: $7,000.00 Donor(s): Mr. and Mrs. Michel D. Snegg Value: $10,000.00 Winning bid, Bowl 1: $10,000.00 Winning bid, Bowl 2: $10,000.00 28

73. HAWAIIAN PARADISE VACATION You will enjoy six consecutive nights in a luxurious four-bedroom house on Waialea Bay Beach in Hawaii. The location allows you to experience year-round ocean sunsets from an infinity-edge pool, a relaxing hot tub, and your own personal hammock. Caressed by tropical ocean breezes, the home invites the company of family and friends. There is no television, although the home is wired. Five minutes away are hotels with available world-class golf courses, tennis courts, spa treatments, surfing instruction, shops, bars, and restaurants. This unique home is available during the month of September 2019 or May 2020. Included with your package is a Delta Air Lines gift card valued at $3,000 to be used toward airfare purchased either at delta.com, at the airport, via telephone through reservations, or with Delta Vacations. Ground transportation is not included. Note: Follow directions on certificate to schedule vacation. Please plan early and have alternate dates in mind before attempting to make reservation. Rental car may be needed and is suggested. Donor(s): Ms. Alison Friedman, Ms. Anne Friedman, Mr. Bob Friedman, Ms. Kristina Kiehl, and Delta Air Lines, Inc. Value: $5,000.00   Winning bid: $11,000.00 74. THE DREAM FULFILLED MEMORABILIA Two historic figures in American history are remembered together. A 32-inch by 25-inch frame holds a photograph of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on the day of his “I Have a Dream” speech and a copy of a historical retrospective magazine titled “Obama: The Dream Fulfilled.” Dr. King’s signature appears below the photograph, and President Obama’s is beneath the magazine. Recognizing one of the most famous speeches ever delivered and perhaps the most famous presidential election in American history, this is another treasure saved from the Camp Fire disaster of 2018. Donor(s): Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ostrander Value: $4,950.00   Winning bid: $130,000.00 29

75. HANDMADE GIRLS’ 76. HOURGLASS VINEYARD WINE, DRESS AND DOLL TOUR, AND TASTING Created to honor California’s Napa Valley, the Connie Palmer’s home of Hourglass Wine friendship with Company, is synonymous Carol Filbeck and with amazing wine. Offered Mrs. Filbeck’s here is a 1½-liter bottle friendship with of 2016 Hourglass Estate Mrs. Carter and Cabernet Sauvignon along The Carter Center, with the opportunity for four this classic yoke people to tour the vineyard dress and the slip and experience a tasting. You will underneath are also receive a Delta Air Lines gift made with three card valued at $1,000 to use toward yards of soft blue airfare purchased either at delta.com, 100% Swiss batiste at the airport, via telephone through fabric and 30 yards of beautiful French lace. A girls’ size 6, reservations, or with Delta Vacations. it is ankle length and perfect for holiday events or for the Ground transportation and lodging flower girl at a wedding. Rows of pintucks alternate with are not included. lace bands on the sleeves, yoke, and hem of the garment. Small machine-embroidered flowers appear on the yoke Note: Hourglass tour and Delta and hem. A fancy lace band adorns the bottom of the flights must be booked separately. dress, which comes with an 18-inch-tall doll wearing a Follow instructions on certificate to matching outfit. schedule tour. Donor(s): Ms. Connie Palmer and Ms. Carol Filbeck Donor(s): Hourglass Wine Value: $1,000.00   Winning bid: $3,000.00 Company and Delta Air Lines, Inc. Value: $1,000.00   Winning bid: $16,000.00 77. “SOMETIMES I WISH WE WERE AN EAGLE” SCULPTURE Depicting a mighty eagle with a fish in its talons, this sculpture was created to celebrate President and Mrs. Carter’s love for fishing and the outdoors. The display table and sculpture were designed and fabricated of reclaimed maple, oak, and walnut by 26-year-old Kyle Cottier, a multimedia artist born in Louisville, Kentucky. Cottier graduated from the Art Academy of Cincinnati and works in New York in the studio of Doug and Mike Starn. The title for this piece comes from a Bill Callahan country album released in 2009. Cottier states, “The music speaks to the goal that we all come together as one free and equally powerful and beautiful creature.” His next solo show is in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, in October 2019. Donor(s): Dr. Stephen Wheeler and Dr. Patricia Wheeler Value: $2,000.00   Winning bid: $17,500.00 30

78. HANDCRAFTED UKULELE This handcrafted tenor ukulele has a unique design that allows the soundhole cutouts, which are shaped like the Hawaiian Islands chain, to resonate at a higher level. The sides, neck, and body are made of acacia wood, which is highly sought after for its durability and beauty. The face of the instrument is made with American spruce, and the fingerboard is made of Mexican cocobolo with a zebra wood inlay. The instrument was handcrafted by Bud Tovar. In a 2012 interview with the late Gilbert Kaplan, host of the radio program “Mad About Music,” President Carter said that the ukulele is the only instrument he ever learned to play. Donor(s): Mr. Bud Tovar Value: $2,000.00   Winning bid: $9,000.00 79. COCKTAIL RECEPTION AND PRIVATE MOVIE SCREENING WITH SHERRY LANSING Enjoy an evening with Hollywood legend Sherry Lansing. You and up to 11 friends will attend a cocktail reception and private film screening at the home of Lansing and her husband, William Friedkin. A Delta Air Lines gift card valued at $1,000 is yours to use toward airfare purchased either at delta.com, at the airport, via telephone through reser- vations, or with Delta Vacations. You’ll also receive a signed copy of Lansing’s biography, “Leading Lady: Sherry Lansing and the Making of a Hollywood Groundbreaker.” Lansing has retired from her role as chairman and CEO of Paramount Pictures to run the Sherry Lansing Foundation, which is dedicated to funding and raising awareness for cancer research, health, public education, and encore career opportunities. Note: Follow instructions on certificate to arrange event. Cocktail reception and screening must be scheduled well in advance and are subject to Lansing’s availability. Neither lodging nor ground transportation is included. The film will be a new release selected by Lansing. Schedules of all participants (maximum 12) must be coordinated by the winning bidder. Donor(s): Ms. Sherry Lansing and Delta Air Lines, Inc. Value: $5,000.00   Winning bid: $9,000.00 31

80. PURPLE CERAMIC DRAGON This stunning ceramic sculpture of a dragon was crafted and customized by Mr. Wei Yuanzhang at Hebi Chunguang Porcelain Co. in China. Red, maroon, cranberry, and turquoise are seen throughout the sculpture which also features gold accents. It stands 11 inches tall and has an ornate wood base for display. Both statue and base fit inside the accompanying storage box. Donor(s): Mr. Li Xiaohua Value: $1,000.00   Winning bid: $2,000.00 81. COUPON PORTRAIT OF PRESIDENT CARTER On his website William Coupon describes himself simply as a portrait photographer from New York City. The image offered here is a part of the “People Known: The Actor, Politician, Actor, and Athlete, Etc.” series within Coupon’s “Society of Human Beings” category of pictures. The framed photograph measures 13 inches by 13 inches and is a digital giclée print on paper. The piece features President Carter posed against a dark background with his elbows resting on a surface in front of him. Both the photographer and Carter have signed the back of the image. Donor(s): The Carter Center Value: $2,000.00   Winning bid: $5,000.00 32

82. CEDAR CHEST BY PRESIDENT CARTER A handcrafted cedar chest made by Jimmy Carter is a collectible that is both functional and ornamental. Built in his workshop in Plains, Georgia, between October 1997 and January 1998, the chest measures 24 inches tall, 23 inches deep, and 39½ inches long. According to his book “The Craftmanship of Jimmy Carter,” President and Mrs. Carter have a matching chest in their bedroom. This one was originally sold at the 1998 Winter Weekend auction. Donor(s): President Carter Value: $100,000.00 Winning bid: $1,250,000.00 83. GICLÉE PRINTS OF PAINTINGS BY PRESIDENT CARTER Giclée prints of these three paintings by President Carter were made to display in place of the originals at this auction. The prints have been signed by President Carter and may differ slightly in size from the originals. See the listing for item number 84 “Original Oil Painting by President Carter” for descriptions of each image. Note: President Carter retains the right to use these images for other prints in the future. 1. “House, Purple and Goldfinch” 2. “Rosalynn — Kodiak, Alaska” 3. “Old Grist Mill” Donor(s): President Carter Value: $10,000.00 Winning bid, “House, Purple and Goldfinch”: $16,000.00 Winning bid, “Rosalynn — Kodiak, Alaska”: $16,000.00 Winning bid, “Old Grist Mill”: $16,000.00 33

84. ORIGINAL OIL PAINTING BY PRESIDENT CARTER The winning bidder will select one of these three paintings by President Carter. 1. “ House, Purple and Goldfinch” was painted by President Carter in July 2013. The oil-on-canvas work measures 30 inches by 24 inches and shows four colorful finches perched in a tree. The purple finch, a native bird of Georgia, appears on the left. In the middle is a house finch with his red tufted chest. On the right you will see two beautiful goldfinches. 2. “Rosalynn — Kodiak, Alaska” shows Mrs. Carter fly fishing during a trip to Alaska. This oil-on-canvas piece measures 30 inches by 24 inches and is commercially framed. It was painted by President Carter in January 2008. 3. “ Old Grist Mill” is a piece created by President Carter in March 2008. It measures 30 inches by 24 inches and is commercially framed. The oil-on-canvas painting features a serene view of an old mill with its large water wheel and a bridge as seen from across a lake. Donor(s): President Carter Value: $100,000.00   Winning bid: $775,000.00 34

President and Mrs. Carter’s 2019 Carter Center Weekend Live Auction Bid Sheet NAME ______________________________________________________________________________________________________ ADDRESS ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ CITY___________________________________________________________________________  STATE___________  ZIP______________________________ DAYTIME PHONE NUMBER _______________________________ NIGHTTIME PHONE NUMBER _____________________________ The minimum acceptable bid for any of these items is $100. If you submit the high bid for any of the items listed below, you will be notified during the week of July 1, 2019, and documentation on the tax-deductible portion of your contribution will be forwarded to you. All bids will be kept confidential. BID LIST AMOUNT OF BID CATALOG NUMBER NAME/DESCRIPTION OF ITEM TO SUBMIT BIDS BY FAX Complete this form and send via fax to: (404) 420-3816 (before June 26, 2019) or BY PROXY (703) 724-3510 (June 26–29, 2019) Call Dianne Bryant at: (404) 420-5102 (before June 26, 2019) or (404) 713-2427 (June 26–29, 2019) All bids by fax or proxy for the Live Auction must be received by 4 p.m. (Eastern Daylight Time) on Saturday, June 29, 2019. Thank you for participating in this auction to benefit The Carter Center. One Copenhill 453 Freedom Parkway Atlanta, GA 30307 www.cartercenter.org 35

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