President John F. Kennedy's Personal Pen

A call log sheet owned and used personally by President John F. Kennedy COA included

President John F. Kennedy's Fountain Pen W/(2) Photos - This stunning collector's lot features one of the original specially designed fountain pens personally used by President John F. Kennedy. This p

President John F. Kennedy's Fountain Pen W/(2) Photos - This stunning collector's lot features one of the original specially designed fountain pens personally used by President John F. Kennedy. This p

Autopen signature of John F Kennedy , a thank you letter typed on official letterhead. Dated Aug 16, 1960. Letterhead in orange and black ink reads U.S. Senator …John F Kennedy is running for Presid

Desirable fountain pen signature as president, "John F. Kennedy,” on an off-white 6.75 x 8.75 sheet of blank official White House letterhead. In very good to fine condition, with old tape stains

John F. Kennedy's personal leather 2 x 5'' bookmark with the words: "The President" inscribed in gold lettering on the front. These items come directly from the Hirschy family. Lieutenant Hirschy was

REPLICA OF GIFTS BY PRESIDENT JOHN F KENNEDY, INCLUDES ORIGINAL BOX!

John F. Kennedy Signed Note on White House Stationary, 1963. Presenting an exceptional historical piece - a personal note authentically signed by the late U.S President John F. Kennedy, the icon of Am

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

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

A signed photography book "The John F. Kennedys: A Family Album" by Mark Shaw. Signed and dated on interior page in pen with personal note to Marty Forscher.

Presidents Eisenhower, Kennedy, and Johnson Fountain Pen, Ink, and Inkwell - This lot includes a fountain pen used by three sitting presidents: Dwight D. Eisenhower, John F. Kennedy, and Lyndon Johnso

This lot consists of TWO pieces of political memorabilia. First is an Original Campaign Poster 'John F. Kennedy For President - Vote Democratic'. Original circa 1959 poster. This piece has two pen imp

Lot 180 John F. Kennedy Hand Written Note 35th President of the United States John F. Kennedy image next to an initialed note on personal stationary - ”Langdon This is what I was talking about.

John F Kennedy Secretary Signed Photograph and White House Stationary Letter, 1961. Letter written and signed by Evelyn Lincoln who was the Personal Secretary to the President for JFK; photograph like

A RARE signed personal calling card of the Presidents with COA RARE

President John F Kennedy's Handwritten Air Force One Note Pencil on gold-embossed “Aboard Air Force One” letterhead with Presidential Seal 7.25 x 4.375 inches In this historically compelli

Black and white photograph of President JFK Measures: 8 x 10 inches Signed lower right in ink by Kennedy Provenance: From the collection of Luzio Cinalli

Brown leather portfolio with the Presidential Seal as well as "John F. Kennedy - President of the United States" stamped in gold on the front cover, measures 11.5 x 9.25''. Contents include a greeting

A 48-Star American National Flag flown at UC Berkeley during speech by President John F. Kennedy dated March 23, 1962 With a printed cotton canton, the machine-sewn cotton stripes are paint-inscribed

Part of a larger collection of signed books we have taken on, from sports, politics to authors signed items. As pictured, this is signed and a welcome add to any collection.

President John F. Kennedy signature cut

January 20, 1961, Office of the White House Press Secretary, bound in a custom burgundy protective clamshell case. His famous “ask not what your country can do for you” speech, in its orig