1962/4 TED KENNEDY for US SENATE CAMPAIGN MATERIAL

Diptych frame with message of appreciation from Ted and Joan Kennedy, "Kennedy '62" campaign pin, "Kennedy '64" campaign pin, 9 1/4 x 5 3/4 inch saddle bound booklet "Our American Government: What is

"Massachusetts Needs a Man Like This for US Senate" and "Kennedy" fold-out brochures, "10 Reasons Why" saddle bound pamphlet, and "A Friend when a Friend is Needed" mailer. Provenance: Helen Mary Keye

J.F.K. for US Senate fold out brochure, "10 Reasons Why" saddle bound pamphlet and "Courage" fold-out brochure. Provenance: Helen Mary Keyes, who worked many roles for John F. Kennedy, Jackie Kennedy,

Lucite cigarette box with inscription on lid "Helen Keyes", with embedded "Kennedy '64" New York State, "United States Senate Campaign New York 1964" and printed signature of R.F.K., (4) New York "Ken

Trifold pamphlet of J.F.K.'s accomplishments as a young man and Massachusetts State Senator, J.F.K. for U.S. Senate brochure, John F. Kennedy for U.S. Senator envelope, 1952 newspaper clipping from Pr

Imperial ballpoint pen with pierced sterling grip monogrammed "Senator John F. Kennedy", J.F.K. for U.S. Senator re-election brochure, 10 x 15 J.F.K. franked U.S. Senate envelope, "10 Reasons Why" sad

J.F.K. for U.S. Senate brochure, "10 Reasons Why" saddle bound pamphlet, J.F.K. for U.S. Senator envelope, J.F.K. for U.S. Senator mailer.5 3/4 x 8 3/4 inches. Provenance: Helen Mary Keyes, who worked

Note on US Senate notepaper to Nan (Helm) from Ted Kennedy thanking her for the fudge, signed Ted. (3) Polaroids of Rosalie Helm and her daughter Nan, (1) Enlargement of the Polaroid signed and dated

"Kennedy" bumper stickers, over (1) dozen button pins (Kennedy, Sock it to 'em Bobby, Kennedy = Now, Kennedy for President), Kennedy for President envelopes & letterhead, 12 x 18 inch broadside, copy

TED KENNEDY PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN BUTTONS Collection of campaign buttons. 3 1/2" Shipping: Shipping an

8 1/2 x 11 inch single page typed mailgram dated November 11th, 1979 from Ted Kennedy to Ms. Helen Keyes notifying her of his plans to announce his candidacy for US President, variety of Ted Kennedy c

Note from Ted to Rosalie "Can you get some Fiji perfume as a present for Joan thk on US Senate memorandum stationary, receipt for gowns, Memos by Joan for leather clothes to order, bags, Mark Eden met

Includes Kennedy family telegraph to RFK family funeral services; personalized items; Inaugural Ball Costa Rica ticket; U.S. Capitol Parking Permits; 1960 DNC Acceptance Speech Tickets; signed letters

Including: United State Senate letter dated July 9, 1971 and signed Edward Kennedy, Letter dated November 27, 1940 and signed Wendell Wilkie with envelope. Together with Presidential campaign buttons

Including (6) bi-fold pamphlets announcing his candidacy and platform, "Us PAC Endorsement handbills, campaign sticker, 7 x 5 inch portrait, copies of Jackie Kennedy's $300 contribution to his campaig

John F Kennedy - US Senate Hand Signed Letter. Pen signed letter written to Miss Eleanor Garrell at Vassar College. Along with original envelope. This letter thanks her for her work with the Citizens

(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

Details: Ted Kennedy autographed 8.5 x 11 card stock photograph. Fine condition. Edward Moore Kennedy (February 22, 1932 – August 25, 2009) was an American lawyer and politician who

Discoloration, parts torn, measures 20 X 14 inches

A rare black and white photo signed in ink by President John F. Kennedy This photograph comes from the direct collection of Ted Kennedy's campaign manager (S. Ruggeri Esq.) and was acquired directly f

Large Group Ted Edward Kennedy Campaign Buttons. Ranging in size from 3" to 7/8". Many pro and many anti Teddy Kennedy.

1979. Kennedy informs supporter that he will not run for the presidency in 1980.

DESCRIPTION: Typed letter dated March 7, 1953 signed by John F. Kennedy on US Senate letterhead. Letter is addressed to Mr. Robert E. Pfeif in regards to the Bricker Resolution, a proposed amendment t