John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball with Provenance

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

Kennedy, John F. A Golf Ball Owned by John F. Kennedy, Taken from His Golf Tote Bag. Elijah Jones Collection. Circa 1942. From a collection of golf balls owned by Kennedy as an ensign in the U.S. Nava

Tribal carved and polychromed wood mask, 20th c., probably Ivory Coast, painted decoration, 14"h x 8"w x 5"d Provenance: Estate of Jacques Lowe, official photographer of President John F. Kennedy

4 Figural Banks: "C M Russell" w/key; Indian Bust; "Grant Wood 1891-1942" w/key; "John F. Kennedy 1917 - 1963"

1936 OGDENS TOBACCO CARD , 1966 MOBILE OIL CAR CARD SET of 24 in original box - ALL IN BEAUTIFUL CONDITION! KENNEDY EM++

John F. Kennedy, c. 1963, rare WANTED FOR TREASON poster, The text is the same as the flyer circulated on November 21, 1963 In Dallas, Texas, one day before the assassination of John F. Kennedy. The v

(10) Kennedy lapel tabs, "Kennedy 60" PT 109 charm bracelet, "Kennedy 60" PT 109 lapel pin and an 8 x 10 inch black and white photograph of John F. Kennedy. Provenance: Rosalie Helm longtime assistant

(10) Kennedy lapel tabs, "Kennedy" PT 109 charm bracelet and an 8 x 10 inch black and white photograph of John F. Kennedy. Provenance: Rosalie Helm longtime assistant to Edward M. and Joan Kennedy. Co

John F. Kennedy, c. 1963, rare "Wanted For Treason" poster, the text is the same as the flyer circulated on November 21, 1963 in Dallas, Texas, one day before the assassination of John F. Kennedy, the

An invitation to the Victory Ball for President-Elect John F. Kennedy and Vice President-Elect Lyndon B. Johnson on January 11, 1961 at the Grand Ballroom at the Plaza Hotel in New York. The invitatio

Cecil Stoughton, John F. Kennedy & Daughter Caroline, c. 1962 (printed later), C-print, 10.75" x 14", mounted 15" x 18". Artist Biography: Cecil W. Stoughton, who was President John F. Kennedy's White