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1956. On US Senate stationary to Whitey Whitelaw Dated Sept 19, 1956. Thanking him for his telegram during the Democratic Convention. With original franked envelope. "I want you to know how deeply I appreciate your encouraging wire at the time of the Chicago Convention. I felt it a great honor to be able to participate in this great American event. But even more, I am grateful for the kind expressions of support which I received from friends like you. I hope to have the opportunity in the not too distant future to thank you personally for your thoughtfulness. With kindest personal regards, I am, Sincerely yours, John F.Kennedy". Document. Fine.

Cambridge: Harvard College, 1940. First edition. Cloth. Very Good. Collection of Kennedy related materials highlighted by a one page Typed Letter Signed by Kennedy dated September 24, 1956 responding to a letter from a classmate inviting Kennedy to speak at a luncheon in Philadelphia sponsored by the World Affairs Council. Accompanying this letter is the franked envelope in which the letter was sent as well as a carbon copy of the invitation and the writer's preliminary notes. Alongside this material is a collection of Harvard College Yearbooks and Class Reports all with references to Kennedy's years at Harvard. They include (1) The Album of 1940 being the Fifty-First Volume in the Class Album Series at Harvard College, (2) The Harvard Freshman Red Book Class of 1940, (3) The Harvard Freshman Red Book Register Class of 1940 as well as thirteen volumes of the Harvard College Class of 1940 Reports including the Sexennial, Tenth, Fifteenth, Twentieth, Twenty-Fifth, Thirtieth, Thirty-Fifth, Fortieth,… Read More

Washington DC, 21 May 1953. Framed Letter. Fine, attractively framed. On 8-1/2" x 11" United States Senate stationery to John Keegan thanking him for his views "concerning the security test for federal employees" and promising to consider them "should legislation be brought before the Senate." SIGNED at the conclusion with the following 21 words added in Kennedy's hand: "I am having a study made of the new program at the present time and shall bear in mind your comment." The last 3 words are on the other side of the paper. Attractively framed to an overall size of 18" x 18" with a small portrait of Kennedy and allowing both sides of the letter to be viewed. If you care, and you shouldn't, this piece comes with a PSA/DNA COA that the previous owner purchased for $200.

1944. First Edition . Signed. KENNEDY, John F. Typed letter signed with autograph postscript. WITH: As We Remember Joe. Hyannisport and Cambridge, Massachusetts, October 6, 1944 / 1945. Single leaf of letterhead, measuring 7-1/4 by 10-1/2 inches; p. 1. Book: octavo, original maroon cloth. Housed together in a custom clamshell box. $25,000.Exceptional typed letter by John F. Kennedy to a close family friend, Richard Flood, requesting that Flood write a short essay on Joe Kennedy for the tribute book, We Remember Joe, signed by JFK and with signed autograph postscript reading: ""If you have any ideas on this—give me a call—Best Jack—Did [illegible] come through?"" Together with a first edition, first issue copy of the book.The letter, typed on Hyannisport stationery to family friend Richard Flood (a Harvard friend and classmate of Joe and a longtime friend and political campaigner for Jack), reads in full: ""October 6, 1944. Dear Dick: For some time I have… Read More