John F. Kennedy PT-109 1960 Presidential Campaign

PT 109 '60 tie clip, pin and pendant. (2) Kennedy for President pins, Kennedy / Johnson pin and (2) Kennedy folding tab buttons. Provenance: Helen Mary Keyes, who worked many roles for John F. Kennedy

Mostly from his 1958 Senate campaign with some of the 1960 Presidential campaign. The majority are 8" x 10''s. Some wear. Together with a group of first half-20th Century. photographs. The vast majori

Nixon and Lodge for President and Vice President in their 1960 campaign vs. John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson. "Vote Nixon Lodge Experience Counts!". Original, with vibrant clear color retention c

A rare signed photograph of President John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson during their presidential campaign Signed in ink by each Inscribed to backside - "1960- Most important president campaign in

John F. Kennedy, Jr. ALS Written During South Pacific Vacation Alluding to JFK's PT-109 Shipwreck An autograph letter signed by John F. Kennedy, Jr. (1960-1999) as "John" and containing over 100 words

Bold red, blue, and black printed poster depicting the 1960 Democratic presidential candidate John F. Kennedy. Boldly imprinted "Kennedy for President / Leadership for the 60's". Lower right bears tex

Imposing red, blue, and black printed poster depicting the 1960 Democratic presidential candidate John F. Kennedy. Boldly imprinted "Kennedy for President / Leadership for the 60's". Lower right bears

(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

Bracelet with Kennedy '60 PT 109 charm, Kennedy for President lapel pin and (3) others as well as (4) Kennedy folding tab buttons and "A time for Greatness" (6) fold brochure. Provenance: Helen Mary K

JOHN F. KENNEDY (1917-1963) First printing campaign poster "Kennedy For President - Leadership for the 60's" (41" x 28")

Combat artist painting, John F. Kennedy's PT 109, 20th c., oil on canvas, signed "J.N. Gilbert U.S.N.", depicts a Patrol Torpedo boat with "109" faintly visible on the bow, 25"h x 34.75"w (sight), 29"

GI JOE JFK PT 109 BOAT COMMANDER DOLL IN BOX John F Kennedy PT 109 boat commander GI Joe action Figure in box. Box has some wear. 8 1/2" X 13 1/2

From the White House files kept by Evelyn Lincoln, The Robert L. White collection of John F. Kennedy, 1960 campaign literature and button, with certificate of authenticity.

Scale model, plastic of John F. Kennedy's PT109. circa 1960sComplete. In good condition, Box not included.

A presidential campaign brochure - John F. Kennedy Signed by JFK upper left

AS-IS

JFK Fantastic Vintage Photo During PT109 Period A superb black and white vintage glossy photograph of John F. Kennedy during the PT109 period of his life. 8.25" x 10". Near fine with very faint flatte

SKU #: 028046 Title: Know Your PT Boat (First Edition) Description: Paperback. Illustrated cover. Photo of Lt. John F. Kennedy and crewmen aboard PT-109 in 1943 (on rear cover). 38pp. Illustrated. No

Signed Edition, with additional significant text, PT 109: John F. Kennedy in World War II, by Robert J. Donovan, signed with inscription by author, McGraw Hill, New York, Publication Date 1961 (sevent

Japanese Edition, PT 109: John F. Kennedy in World War II, by Robert J. Donovan, Japan Institute of Foreign Affairs, Inc., Publication Date 1963 (original English language edition published in 1961).

(John F. Kennedy, 1960) A program from a campaign appearance by John F. Kennedy, signed by the soon-to-be President. On October 22, 1960, JFK spoke at Shawnee-Mission East High School in Prairie Villa

An extremely rare full sized original John F. Kennedy & Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential election campaign poster Measures: 28 x 40 inches

A grouping of three first edition books to include "Stride Toward Freedom" by Martin Luther King, Jr., 1958; "PT 109, John F. Kennedy in World War II" by Robert J. Donovan, 1961; and "Profiles in Cour