Senator John F. Kennedy Notes

SENATOR JOHN F KENNEDY SIGNED LETTER, 1957. Having the United States Senate letterhead, a typed Thank You note regarding the Senator's recent visit to Notre Dame and signed John Kennedy, and includes

This is typed signed letter from then Senator John Fitzgerald Kennedy to Sebastian J. Ruggeri. The letter is typed on the Senator's official campaign stationary. This letter comes from the estate of t

All written by him in pencil, Kennedy places the date 12-17-1954 directly above the printed words United States Senate. This is four days prior to his release from New York City's Hospital for Special

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

United States Senate letterhead dated May 4, 1959 to Myerma Hersey regarding juvenile delinquency. Together with the original franked envelope.

Dated November 20 and December 14, 1956. (1) letter offering a position of employment to Miss Helen Doyle. (2) letter responding to Miss Doyle's declining the position, together with a copy of her let

Exposed area measures approx. 9"h x 7"w. Item depicts Senator John F. Kennedy with wife and baby and reads "Wishing you a blessed Christmas and a New Year filled with happiness Senator and Mrs. John F

Senator John F. Kennedy Signed Business Card

(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

See Senator John F. Kennedy Car Caravan Down Euclid Avenue Handbill: Your next president car caravan. Laminated handbill measuring 14 x 11.5".

Autographs U.S. Senator John F. Kennedy Thanks a Campaign Worker JOHN FITZGERALD “JACK” KENNEDY also "JFK" (May 29, 1917 – November 22, 1963). 35th President of the United States, serving from 1

"The Strategy of Peace", authored by Senator John F. Kennedy and edited by Allan Nevins. Hardcover, First Edition, published in 1960 by Harper & Brothers. Signed and inscribed by Kennedy on the flylea

KENNEDY, John F. (1917–1963). Signed black and white photograph of John F. Kennedy. 1960. Senator John F. Kennedy waves to a crowd during a campaign visit to Chicago while Richard Dickson Cudahy

Very Rare and Important John Fitzgerald Kennedy Signed Letters and Card 1. US Senator John F. Kennedy For President Dated September 8 1960 Letter Signed by John F. Kennedy 2. Thank You Card Signed Joh

RARE 1956 Senator John F. Kennedy For Vice President Campaign Button: Measures 2.5" in diameter. Very rare political pin.

Letter from Senator John F. Kennedy dated November 3, 1960. The letter is dated one month before he left the Senate in December 1960. John F. Kennedy was sworn in as the 35th president at noon on Janu

Sterling silver overlay Imperial ball point pen on a red ground, with cut name: "Senator John F. Kennedy" and allover scrolled foliate decoration. 5" Mary Gallager ; Hantman's, 2004

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

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

An August 1956 letter to Senator John F Kennedy by his brother, Edward, on United Cerebral Palsy Association letterhead and in his official role as public relations chairman of that organization. This

John F. Kennedy Signed Handwritten Note Regarding the Cuban Missile Crisis. Presented in an Exhibition Quality Frame where the attention to detail makes this item worthy to present in the most notewor

John F Kennedy Hell Note

John F. Kennedy handwritten notes on the back of a four-page annotated copy of a 1959 schedule of appointments and speaking engagements spanning the timeframe when he was commencing his active pursuit