Unique Collectability & Gift Giving
Honoring President Franklin D. Roosevelt
32nd President of the United States (March 4, 1933 – April 12, 1945
2015 WHITE HOUSE ORNAMENT
A. F. GIANNINI ARCHITECTURAL ORIGINAL ORNAMENT ART AND DESIGN: GIANNINI PLACED THE COINS WITH THE ORNAMENTS AS A RARE COMBINATION IN 2015. WE RECENTLY FOUND ONLY A FEW SETS IN OUR VAULTS.
RARE OFFERING
SET: • 1 FDR ORNAMENT • 2 FDR UNCURCULATED COINS
WHITE HOUSE GIFT SHOP HAS 1 SET
- The 2015 White House Gift Shop, Est. 1946 Annual Ornament,
- PLUS 2 U.S. Mint UNCIRCULATED 2014 Roosevelt Coins
- ONE COIN IS 1ST STRIKE IN DENVER MINT
- ONE COIN IS 1ST STRIKE IN PHILADELPHIA MINT
- IMAGE OF COINS IS SAME AS PHOTOS
Unique Collectability & Gift Giving
Honoring President Franklin D. Roosevelt
32nd President of the United States (March 4, 1933 – April 12, 1945
The 2015 White House Gift Shop's official annual Holidays and Christmas ornament, 27th in the collection, honors President Franklin Delano Roosevelt. The Roosevelt ornament is dual-sided: the North Portico with the White House Christmas 2015 banner on front and the South Balcony with 1933 Franklin Delano Roosevelt 1945 on reverse with a festive Season's Greetings banner. Handcrafted of premium brass, nickel treated for timeless preservation then decorated in 24KT gold and perfectly baked enamels with a protective finish -- the 2015 ornament honoring President Roosevelt is made in the USA by the official ornament makers. An information card accompanies this year's White House ornament and details the life and presidency of FDR.
Photo below shows FDR counting dimes on the Oval Office desk. Through the enormous outpouring of American spirit, generosity, and support for FDR's visionary foundation, the vaccines developed by Jonas Salk, M.D. and Albert Sabin, M.D. eventually and effectively ended epidemic polio in the United States.
The March of Dimes (photo shows FDR counting dimes on the Oval Office desk)
THE ROOSEVELT PRESIDENCY
The New Deal
1933 FDR takes the oath of office on March 4, and during his first 100 Days, he gets a significant number of Legislative programs through Congress. His programs became known as "alphabet agencies" such as the Agricultural Adjustment Administration and the Civilian Conservation
Corps both of which focused on economic relief recovery and reform.
1935 FDR succeeds in creating the Works Progress Administration
and Social Security as well as other programs.
1936 He is re-elected president to a second term
World War II
1939 Germany invades Poland, an act that escalates to World War II. While keeping a neutral position for the U.S., Roosevelt seeks ways to provide American aid to the Allied powers
1940 Roosevelt wins election for an "unprecedented" third term
1941 FDR signs the Lend-Lease bill, thus aiding nations at war with Germany and
Italy. On December 7, Japan attacks Pearl Harbor, and the United States enters into World War II. The next day, December 8, Roosevelt delivers his famous "day of infamy" speech before Congress and seeks from Congress a formal declaration of war against Germany.
1942 FDR envisions and moves to create a grand alliance of Allied powers through the Declaration
of the United Nations.
1944 Roosevelt is re-elected president for a fourth term, making FDR the longest serving president in U.S. history
1945 On April 12, President Roosevelt passes away at Warm Springs, Georgia and is buried in the Rose
Garden of his Hyde Park estate in New York.
