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John F. Kennedy original 7 x 10” Associated Press wire photograph depicting Senator Kennedy during a Los Angeles press conference on July 12, 1960, as he stood on the brink of securing the Democratic Party’s presidential nomination. The close-up portrait captures Kennedy smiling confidently at one of the defining moments of his campaign.

The original Associated Press caption notes that Kennedy appeared “almost a shoo-in” for the Democratic nomination, with delegates rallying behind him in anticipation of a first-ballot victory at the Democratic National Convention. Taken just days before his formal nomination, the photograph documents the pivotal turning point that launched Kennedy into the general election against Vice President Richard Nixon and ultimately led to his historic victory in November 1960.

Original press photographs from the 1960 presidential campaign are among the most desirable images of Kennedy’s political career, preserving the optimism, confidence, and youthful energy that reshaped American politics and introduced a new generation of leadership to the national stage.

Very good condition overall with expected editorial handling wear.

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Includes a full letter of authenticity from JG Autographs, Inc.

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Reference sku: 11676 1416529-1