John F Kennedy for President Personal Letter, Sign

Autopen signature of John F Kennedy , a thank you letter typed on official letterhead. Dated Aug 16, 1960. Letterhead in orange and black ink reads U.S. Senator …John F Kennedy is running for Presid

John F Kennedy Secretary Signed Photograph and White House Stationary Letter, 1961. Letter written and signed by Evelyn Lincoln who was the Personal Secretary to the President for JFK; photograph like

Very Rare and Important John Fitzgerald Kennedy Signed Letters and Card 1. US Senator John F. Kennedy For President Dated September 8 1960 Letter Signed by John F. Kennedy 2. Thank You Card Signed Joh

President John F. Kennedy signs document in Evelyn Lincoln office New 8x10 Photo

A Typed Two Page Letter Hand Signed by President John F. Kennedy, July 12, 1963, Addressed to Mr. Robert W. Brown JR., School Board Chairman, Parma OH. This letter is in regard to 'solving the grave c

A signed President John F. Kennedy campaign letter to Mrs. Eva Williams. Dated November 15, 1960. Mounted in a gold painted wooden frame with mat behind glass screen. Letter measures approx. 6 5/8" he

Includes a manuscript letter dated 1973 from Dean Rusk (Secretary of State to Presidents Kennedy and Johnson) outlining his thoughts on President John F. Kennedy. A letter from Sam Rayburn (sometime S

John F Kennedy used Magnifying Glass. Comes with Letter of Authenticity from Evelyn Lincoln "Kennedy's personal secretary". Letter states Kennedy kept this Magnifying Glass in his coat pocket and used

Group Of Presidential & Political Ephemera, (1932-1973), including John F. Kennedy Inauguration Envelope. Not authenticated. John F. Envelope Marked "Inauguration of John F. Kennedy 35th President of

Former president JFK typewritten letter signed February 6, 1958 with envelope.

2 framed documents related to President John F. Kennedy. One is a letter regarding the design of the 1964 stamp commemorating JFK after his assassination, in a letter written to Robert J. Jones of the

William Henry Mauldin (American, 1921-2003). Print of Mauldin's cartoon for the Chicago Sun-Times, Lincoln grieving following the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Signed and dated 1963 in t

We are honored to offer a remarkable piece of American history: a White House envelope signed by President John F. Kennedy and First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy. This rare and significant artifact, presen

A call log sheet owned and used personally by President John F. Kennedy COA included

JFK as MA Representative, Rare Fully Signed ALS, PSA Slabbed and Graded An autograph letter signed by Massachusetts Representative and future President John F. Kennedy. 1 sheet, front and back, measur

John F. Kennedy Signed Note on White House Stationary, 1963. Presenting an exceptional historical piece - a personal note authentically signed by the late U.S President John F. Kennedy, the icon of Am

JFK at NATO Headquarters, Vintage Photo from Cecil Stoughton's Personal Collection A color photo of 35th U.S. President John F. Kennedy (1917-1963) arriving at NATO Headquarters in Naples, Italy accom

Authentic Vintage John F. Kennedy Street Sign from France, mid-1960s Original heavy steel street sign, 23.5" x 9.75", France, circa mid-1960s. A royal blue sign with "Boulevard Du Président John

JOHN F KENNEDY Signed Letter 1954, JSA LOA 35th President, High Grade Auto, Rare

Lot 180 John F. Kennedy Hand Written Note 35th President of the United States John F. Kennedy image next to an initialed note on personal stationary - ”Langdon This is what I was talking about.

A RARE signed personal calling card of the Presidents with COA RARE

Letter from Senator John F. Kennedy dated November 3, 1960. The letter is dated one month before he left the Senate in December 1960. John F. Kennedy was sworn in as the 35th president at noon on Janu

Norman Perceval Rockwell (New York/Massachusetts, 1894-1978) offset lithograph in colors depicting a bust-length portrait of President Kennedy, with Rockwell's name in block letters in the plate, lowe

TLS as president, one page, 6.75 x 9, White House letterhead, March 23, 1963. Letter to Congressman Neal Smith of Iowa, in part: "Please accept my warmest congratulations on your birthday. I hope that