President Kennedy White House note

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

Period copies of the 11 x 8.5" luncheon menu that was served in the White House on November 22, 1963, the day President Kennedy was assassinated. Hirshy's handwritten notes, in blue ink, written after

Lt. Hirschy's handwritten notes on official 8 x 5'' White House stationery detailing plans for for a series of luncheons that President Kennedy had planned to have in the month of December. These note

Ink dip-type pen with side presenting text "The President-White House" framed with calligraphed note/tag "Pen Used by Pres. Lyndon B. Johnson on Oct 16, 1964 in signing S.3060 to amend and extend Nati

[KENNEDY, John Fitzgerald (1917–1963)]. Original photograph of President and Mrs. Kennedy during White House state dinner honoring King Hassan II and Princess Lalla Latifa of Morocco. 27 March 1

Palm Beach Florida December 27, 1962 with defense leaders at winter white house President Kennedy, shown in the garden of his vacation home where he reviewed the military situation and his new defense

PRESIDENT & MRS KENNEDY THANK YOU 1962 WHITE HOUSE TOUR Thank you card from President and Mrs. Kennedy regarding the televised tour of the recently renovated White House. The tour was given by First L

President John F. Kennedy & Jacqueline Photographs, White House Era Collection of President John F Kennedy Era published and unpublished photographs Photographers and publication dates are identified

Very appealing matte-finish 10.75 x 14 photo of President John F. Kennedy standing in the White House next to William and Gary Perkins, father and son, the latter the photo's young recipient, sign

[President Kennedy, John F.]. 1961 Christmas print from a photograph of the Kennedy Family’s ducks, introduced shortly after John F. Kennedy began his Presidency, shown swimming in front of the foun

limited edition reproduction of an original "doodle" by President John F. Kennedy done in 1961, on a piece of random paper on his desk at the time. The original doodle is held in the U.S. National Arc

John F. Kennedy White House Photograph Meeting with Louisiana Mayor Photograph, measuring 8" x 10", dated June 19, 1962, Washington, D.C. A glossy, black and white photograph depicting President John

Pair of historic U.S. Presidential thank you letters on White House stationery. Dated May 9, 1958, signed by President and Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower, and addressed to actor Sally Ann Howes in apprecia

Original photograph presented by President Kennedy and the first lady to Willie Wright on the day in 1962 he sang for them at the White House. Inscribed To - Willie Wright with best wishes, Jacqueline

Press release of the text of President Kennedy's Inaugural Address released by the Office of the White House Press Secretary "to all newspapers, radio, and TV stations" on Friday, January 20, 1961" an

Astonishing JOHN & JACKIE KENNEDY Signed White House Envelope, Circa 1961-63. We present this extraordinary piece of American history: a White House envelope authentically signed by President John F.

We are honored to offer a remarkable piece of American history: a White House envelope signed by President John F. Kennedy and First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy. This rare and significant artifact, presen

President John Kennedy & Jacquiline Kennedy Autographs. Come with pre 1964 8"x 10" Photograph used for White House Responces. All Come with COA. Good Condition. We truly believe that this item is auth

Own a piece of American history with this extraordinary White House envelope signed by two of the most iconic figures of the 20th century – President John F. Kennedy and his brother, Attorney Genera

Charcoal sketch of President John F. Kennedy on what appears to be official White House stationary watermarked with the Great Seal of the United States, attributed* to Elaine de Kooning (1918-1989). S

Item/Description: Original photograph of President John F. Kennedy and his family was taken by White House photographer Cecil Stoughton following an Easter Sunday service on April 14, 1963. Stamped on

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

John F. Kennedy and Jackie Archive of 14 White House Images, Multiples A small group of fourteen photographs of President John F. Kennedy and Jacqueline Kennedy, all measuring approximately 8" x 10" a

Historic Mid 20th Century black and white photo. A White House photograph depictict police motorcycles covered in tickertape during the 1962 Mexico City parade to welcome President John F. Kennedy (19