Important Photograph Signed by Ronald Reagan to Barry Goldwater - w/ Beckett COA

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RONALD REAGAN
.  Historically important photograph signed and inscribed by President Ronald Reagan to Barry Goldwater: “Dear Barry, Believe me it was a real pleasure.  Warmest Friendship.  Ron.”  President Reagan is shown presenting the Presidential Medal of Freedom to Goldwater at the White House on May 12, 1986.
HISTORICALLY IMPORTANT PHOTOGRAPH SIGNED BY 40TH PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES RONALD REAGAN TO BARRY GOLDWATER, THE FATHER OF MODERN CONSERVATISM, ACCOMPANIED WITH A CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY FROM BECKETT
The photograph measures 10 by 8 inches, in very fine condition with only minor sunning from prior matting, and accompanied with a certificate of authenticity from Beckett (Certification Number: AA03776), the world’s leading autograph authentication company.
PRESIDENT REAGAN BESTOWS THE PRESIDENTIAL MEDAL OF FREEDOM TO GOLDWATER: “DEAR BARRY, BELIEVE ME IT WAS A REAL PLEASURE.  WARMEST FRIENDSHIP.  RON.”
Goldwater was a U.S. Senator from Arizona who won the Republican nomination for president during the 1964 election.  Although he lost to incumbent President Lyndon B. Johnson, Goldwater sparked a resurgence in the American conservative political movement.  A remarkable and significant piece of American History from the 40th President of the United States to the Father of Modern Conservatism.