Chicago: Time, Inc., November 16, 1960. Election Extra. Semigloss paper cover with Time's iconic red boarder and B&W photo of JFK on the cover. 8.25" x 11", 15 pp, diagonal crease at top right cover, several pages have small fade marks at the top, age fade along edges. Published after..... More
SIGNED "John F. Kennedy" one page type written letter to Dr. Alan York dated August 17th, 1959. The letter discusses his impending decision to seek the Democratic presidential nomination. Accompanied by original envelope. The letter is in very good condition with minimal toning at edges. Envelope bears a few small..... More
New York: Harper and Brothers, 1955. First Edition. Light Blue with black spine and gold text on spine. INSCRIBED "For Mathilda Westbrook Sinclair - / With the very best wishes / John F. Kennedy", Quality copy of one of the most important Presidential books of the 20th Century, certainly the..... More
London: Hutchinson & Co, n.d. First U.K. Edition, First Printing. Red cloth stamped in black. 16mo 5" x 7." pp. [xii] xxxiii 37-25 plus 16 pp. ads. JFK's Harvard thesis as it was adroitly published through connections of his father, Joseph P. Kennedy who was serving as Ambassador to Great..... More
October 20, 1979. Dedication book for the inauguration of the JFK Library in 11 in x 14 in Folio 12 pp., INSCRIBED, "To: Brennan Rebecca Rommins / My very best wishes always / Dave Powers / Curator", Full page dedication agenda with postmarked JFK 13c postmarked day of the agenda..... More
Color pictorial boards on the front and pictorial story line on the rear. [1] John Fitzgerald Kennedy, A Memorial Album, Highlights of Speeches Made By Our Beloved President, Premier Albums, New York, NY, Produced and broadcast by WMCA and M. L. Oberstein. Actual speeches including the Inaugural Address, Civil Rights..... More
Abbie Rowe black & white photograph depicting President Kennedy presenting the Congressional Gold Medal to American poet Robert Frost on March 26, 1962. Present in the photograph are Senator Leverett Saltonstall, Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall, and Senator A. Willis Robertson. Reverse bears rubber stamp "White House / March..... More
