Lee Harvey Oswald hand-addressed and autographed envelope, 8.5 x 3.75”, sent from Minsk, USSR, and addressed to: “U.S.A. / To: Washington D.C. / Texas Senator John G. Tower / c/o Senate Building.”

George de Mohrenschildt autographed handwritten letter (ALS), dated August 12, 1953, on pictorial stationery from the Royal York Hotel in Toronto, accompanied by the original hand-addressed mailing envelope postmarked August 13, 1953

President John F. Kennedy original 3.25 x 2” reception badge for his visit to Dallas on November 22, 1963, reading: “President Kennedy’s Visit to Dallas, November 22, 1963, Airport Reception,” with printed number “No. 645” on the reverse.

Clay Shaw autographed typed letter signed “Clay,” one page, 8.5 x 11”, on his personal letterhead from 1315 Dauphine Street, New Orleans, Louisiana. Undated but bearing a pencil notation of April 1968, written just weeks before his federal trial began.

Lee Harvey Oswald original 3 x 4.25” glossy candid snapshot photo taken in 1957 while he was stationed at Corregidor in the Philippines, showing a young Oswald standing in military-issue fatigues amid tropical vegetation. Captioned along the lower border in the hand of his mother, Marguerite Oswald: “Corrigor [sic], 1957, Lee.”

John F. Kennedy and fellow PT-109 crew members original 6.75 x 4.75” silver gelatin press photograph, taken in the Russell Islands in June of 1943, showing a young JFK alongside his full crew with visible torpedo tubes on the boat.

Jacqueline Kennedy original 6.5 x 8.5” glossy silver gelatin press photograph showing a young Jackie Bouvier posed beside a Mercury automobile during her society debut at Newport’s Clambake Club in the summer of 1947.

Frank Sturgis original FBI fingerprint card, completed and signed in 1962 as part of his application for a bail bond runner’s license in Florida, accompanied by two xerox copy typed letters by state officials.

John F. Kennedy Jr. autographed Amtrak train ticket from December 13, 1993, for travel from Boston South Station to New York Penn Station. The ticket, issued for one unreserved coach fare, bears Kennedy’s bold ink signature across the top left. Reverse side features standard Amtrak branding: “ALL ABOARD AMTRAK.”

John F. Kennedy handwritten speech notes, unsigned, penned in blue ballpoint pen on a folded 6 x 5” sheet. The sheet is inscribed to “William D. McClellan, Chairman Board of County Comm., Penn Sheraton Hotel, Banquet Chairman.” The note reads: “You will explain my infected throat? And that my brother Ted will speak for me” with additional dashed off notation to the left of his message “Ted 1 1/2 min:.”

Marina Oswald autographed personal check dated November 26, 1963, just four days after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy and the arrest of her husband, Lee Harvey Oswald. The check is made out to “Mrs. Oswald” in the amount of $5.00 and signed by Miriam L. Stapleton of Washington state.

John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy & Lem Billings original 3.75 x 3” first generation candid snapshot photograph, taken during their youth aboard a boat, likely in Hyannisport.

Jacqueline Kennedy first generation 7 x 5” color photograph, depicting her solemn visit to President John F. Kennedy’s grave at Arlington National Cemetery during a snowy winter memorial.

John F. Kennedy sterling silver scalloped-edge serving tray measuring approximately 9 x 5 inches, presented to him in tribute at the Burning Tree Club’s “Spring Party” on May 20, 1961. The engraving reads:
BURNING TREE CLUB / SPRING PARTY / Honoring / PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY / May 20, 1961 / THANK YOU / JOE KIRKWOOD

John F. Kennedy original 5 x 3.25” color candid photograph capturing the President and First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy riding through downtown Dallas in the presidential limousine on the morning of November 22, 1963—the day of JFK’s assassination.

Jacqueline Kennedy autographed typed letter signed “Jackie,” dated July 5, 1989, on her personal 1040 Fifth Avenue stationery. Addressed to longtime friend and White House aide Dave Powers, Kennedy thanks him for sending along a Pat McMahon article and pens a large handwritten note across the letter in blue ink: “Dearest Dave – I hope you are tanned, fit and confident too – no one deserves it more – much love, Jackie.”

John F. Kennedy original 5 x 7” Kodacolor photograph, depicting the future president smiling beside his father, Joseph P. Kennedy Sr., and younger brothers Robert F. Kennedy and Edward “Ted” Kennedy in a lighthearted domestic moment—standing beneath a “Beware of Bear” sign in what appears to be a Kennedy family home. Dated September 1961 on verso.

Typed Secret Service memorandum dated April 13, 1961, signed by ATSAIC (Assistant to the Special Agent in Charge) James G. Jeffries, appointing Special Agent Clint Hill to assume responsibility for security detail of First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy and her children during Jeffries’ annual leave from April 15 through May 2, 1961.

John F. Kennedy official White House invitation card, extending an invitation to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas for a reception at The White House on Wednesday evening, November 20, 1963, at 6:30 p.m.

John F. Kennedy official dinner menu program from the 54th Transportation Battalion, housed in an elegant folding card with striking gold tassel and embossed cover seal of the President of the United States.