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1960. No binding. Fine. Archive. This amazing collection includes many original photographic prints of the Kennedy family, and an assortment of Kennedy-era White House ephemera including note cards and official funeral programs and material. Inventory - two black and white photographic portraits of JFK, likely taken in the Oval Office. 8 x 10 image on 14 x 11 paper. - a glossy color photographic portrait of JFK with script 'facsimile' signature. By Fabian Bachrach. 14 x 11. - two black and white photo prints of John and Jacqueline Kennedy in formal attire silhouetted against a solid gray background. 9 ½ x 7 ½ image on 12 ¾ x 10 ¼ paper. - a black and white photographic portrait of Jacqueline Kennedy with inscription: ""With best wishes, Jacqueline Kennedy."" The image is believed to be the first official portrait of the First Lady. 10 x 8. - a large black and white photograph of John and Jacqueline Kennedy in formal attire. The President is… Read More

"President Johnson should be free to select his own running mate" ROBERT F. KENNEDY.
Typed Document. Draft press release, extensive corrections and addenda in Robert Kennedy's hand. n.d., [ca. March 5, 1964]. 1 page, 8 x 8 5/8 in.
Complete Transcript

There have been a number of inquiries about the Attorney General's views on the campaign to write in his name for the Office of Vice President in the primary election in New Hampshire next week.

The AG as he has said he intends to remain with the Justice Dept. thru November and he has not yet decided what he will do after the election. He has made it clear that the choice of Democratic nominee for Vice President will be made as it should be made, but the Democratic Convention in August, guided by the wishes of President Johnson and that President Johnson should be free to select his own running mate.

[For these reasons, the Attorney General has not been in touch with anyone in New Hampshire or taken any action to… Read More

JAMES P. KIMBALL.
Archive. Approximately fifteen ornate Masonic documents, many relating to James P. Kimball and his family. Kimball was a noted geologist and one-time Director of the United States Mint. Plus over sixty related letters, documents, and ephemera most of which concern Kimball's Masonic activities.
Many of the documents are masterpieces of the art of printing. Among them:

Boston Lodge Masonic membership certificate for James Kimball, May 30, 1861. Lithograph by J.H Bufford with incredible scenes of roman ruins and laborers working on a new temple. 18 x 14 in.

Salem Lodge Masonic membership certificate for Kimball's father, 1851. With mirrored text in Latin, blue silk ribbon woven through the left margin with a red seal at the end. 16½ x 10¾ in.

Masonic Supreme Council. James Kimball's enormous vellum certificate as a "Sovereign Grand Inspector General 33° and HONORARY MEMBER of our SUPREME COUNCIL." Boston, August 16, 1876. 23 x 17 in.

Washington Royal Arch Chapter… Read More