John F. Kennedy Collection of Magazines 1963-1968

John F Kennedy Collection of Magazines consisting of Life, RFK, LOOK, Philadelphia post Size range in height 13 : 11 inches

John F. Kennedy Life Magazine Nov. 29, 1963

KENNEDY ASSASINATION: three Life Magazines: November 29, 1963; December 6, 1963; December 13. 1963; Together with morning edition Los Angeles Times, six newspapers including November 23, 1963; Citizen

John F. Kennedy (JFK) Assassination Magazines Life & Look. You will receive the following issues of Life Magazine: December 6, 1963 (160 pages), August 11, 1967 (82 pages), November 29, 1963 (104 page

Thirteen vintage LIFE & POST Magazines published in the years 1963 (earliest) - 1969 (latest). All front covers feature the Kennedys: Jackie, JFK, their family. Pieces have wear consistent with vintag

Lot of 12. 1) Nine copies of a 32 page JFK memorial issue from the De Kalb Daily Chronicle, published Dec. 30th, 1963. Includes his inaugural address. 2) 1965 booklet, "The Prophetic Significance of t

A collection of items from President John F. Kennedy's June 26 to June 29, 1963 trip to Ireland. Includes a stapled typewritten informational packet for the President and his staff that provides lists

5 Vintage LOOK Magazines JFK Norman Rockwell. This lot includes: (1) August 10, 1965. "Kennedy By Sorensen". (1) December 31, 1963. "In Memory Of John F. Kennedy". The cover is loose.

90%, 40% SILVER JOHN F. KENNEDY HALF 1968, 1995 & 1996. ALL UNC

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

Houston, 1968 8 1/2“ x 6 3/4" printed matter Toward Winter, a collection of poems (not necessarily encomia) for John F Kennedy, upon the Occasion of the Fifth, November, Twenty-Second; First Edition

A mid-century collection of painted plastic figurines representing the American presidents up to John F. Kennedy. Manufactured in 1963 by JaJaco toys. Titled Presidents of the USA. A total of 34 minia

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

Comprises: 1.) Pack of "Kennedy Kards" with booklet. 2.) W. Rogers silver-plated teaspoon. 3.) Miniature "JFK 464 California" license plate. 4.) Novelty Jackie "personality pourer". 5.) White and gilt

John F. Kennedy Collection: Scale Models, Sealed and Unopened. Revell PT-109, and Two Models of the 1961 Lincoln X-100 Kennedy Car. Three collectible scale models. From 1977, the Revelle Model 1/72 sc

includes: 35 Kennedy half Dollars - not all coins in proper place; 2 1964 Silver Coins; 5 silver clad coins

.925 silver, By Anthony DeFrancisci. Rochette K-63A-6. Bust l. Rev Eternal Flame. One of 5,252 struck by this society before creation of the Franklin Mint, which grew out of the organization.

A copy of John F. Kennedy's collection of Congressional addresses and speeches entitled The Strategy of Peace. Printed by Harper and Brothers Publishing during Kennedy's run for the Presidency in 1960

The John F. Kennedy Stamp Collection W/COA

Kennedy John John F. Kennedy Boldly Signed IMF Presidential Appointment A presidential appointment signed by sitting 35th U.S. President John F. Kennedy (1917-1963) as "John F. Kennedy" at lower right

Two unsmoked H. Upmann 7" Julieta No. 2 Cuban cigars from John F. Kennedy's personal collection with envelope and note to Lieutenant Hirschy, who delivered them to the President. Labeled with "Preside

H. Upmann 8" Cuban cigar from John F. Kennedy's personal collection. Labeled "John Kennedy" on the red and gold band wrapped around the cigar, this cigar was ordered on the eve of the President's sign

Two Suerdieck cigars from John F. Kennedy's personal collection. The side of one of the cigars is emblazoned with "John F. Kennedy." The other is labeled "Pierre Salinger" on the red and gold band wra

JOHN F. KENNEDY (1917-1963) Thirty-fifth President of the United States. Kennedy faced-down the Khrushchev during the Cuban Missile Crisis, re-invigorated NASA, and signed the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty.