John F. Kennedy: Democratic Convention Reception

Two pinback duo-tone portrait buttons. Comprises: 1.) Blue printed 2-1/4" diameter button from the 1956 Democratic National Convention. Issued when Kennedy was a hopeful, bears imprint " 'A Profile in

Includes US States and cities postcards, Democratic Party of Cook County Reception and Dinner photo book, 1963 Times John F Kennedy Memorial Edition and more. Includes duplicates.

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An original 1960 John F. Kennedy campaign convention hat These hats were distributed at large campaign rallies

From the White House files kept by Evelyn Lincoln, The Robert L. White collection of John F. Kennedy, 2 Invitations (Reception & Cocktails) with certificates of authenticity.

This lot consists of TWO pieces of political memorabilia. First is an Original Campaign Poster 'John F. Kennedy For President - Vote Democratic'. Original circa 1959 poster. This piece has two pen imp

1-1/2" celluloid name pinback supporting 1960 Democratic candidate John F. Kennedy and running mate Lyndon B. Johnson. Reads, "The All Star Team / Kennedy and Johnson / Vote Democratic".

Scarce John F. Kennedy 1946 U.S. Congressional Campaign Card, Stylish Presentation A vintage printed campaign card urging voters to elect John F. Kennedy (1917-1963) as the Democratic candidate to rep

Rare red, white, and black printed poster with jugate portraits of the 1960 Democratic candidate John F. Kennedy and running mate Lyndon B. Johnson, issued by the New York State Democratic Committee.

John F. Kennedy Podium Group to include copy of Inaugural Address, and photo of John F. Kennedy at Prince George County, Maryland Democratic Club standing at this podium, as well as photo of John F. K

Bold red, blue, and black printed poster depicting the 1960 Democratic presidential candidate John F. Kennedy. Boldly imprinted "Kennedy for President / Leadership for the 60's". Lower right bears tex

Imposing red, blue, and black printed poster depicting the 1960 Democratic presidential candidate John F. Kennedy. Boldly imprinted "Kennedy for President / Leadership for the 60's". Lower right bears

[KENNEDY, John Fitzgerald (1917–1963)]. Democratic National Convention Honored Guest ribbon badge. 1960. Decorative badge depicting the United States Capitol dome with a large white star above t

Ted Kennedy Pair of Signatures. Edward M Kennedy (Ted) signed on anniversary visit of the Pope, pictured with John Kennedy and 1972 cut signature from the Democratic Convention.

Fantastic oversized vintage matte-finish 8.75 x 12.5 Alfred Eisenstaedt portrait of Kennedy taken in August 1960 after his nomination as the Democratic presidential candidate, nicely signed and inscri

JOHN F. KENNEDY AND ROBERT KENNEDY. JFK autograph signed copy of "Democratic Digest", November/December 1960; Robert Kennedy autograph signed black and white portrait photograph, 8 in. x 10 in. In lo

Rare original invitation to the Democratic Anniversary Committee's "Third Inaugural Salute honoring The President and Mrs. Kennedy, and The Vice President and Mrs. Johnson," one page, 7 x 5, to be

Signed John F. Kennedy one page type written letter to Dr. Alan York dated August 17th, 1959. The letter discusses his impending decision to seek the Democratic presidential nomination. Accompanied by

6 1/2 x 9 1/2 inch envelope with invitation and ticket to the May 29th, 1961 Birthday Dinner for US President J.F.K. Provenance: Helen Mary Keyes, who worked many roles for John F. Kennedy, Jackie Ken

After Robert Berks (American, 1922-2011) "John F. Kennedy," composite sculpture, inscription on base reverse: "A Presentation of 65th Anniversary Convention I.L.G.W.U. Miami Beach May 1965." 8.75" H x

Brown, dark blue, white, grey, and red. After a naval career, Democratic Congressman in Boston, and advancement in 1953 to the Senate, John F. Kennedy became the 35th President of the United States in

The 44th Inaugural Gala Program for The National Democratic Committee January 19th, 1961.Printed program for guests of event .

Details: State Senator John E. Powers form letter with printed facsimile signature from the John F. Kennedy - Paul A. Devers Headquarters. The letter was issued on October 1952 to Democratic Workers t