A four page photocopy of Kennedy's will dated 19th December, 1997, signed by him on the final page. A very interesting piece sold together with thirty three pages of documents relating to the will, including a copy of the death certificate. (Please allow 7-10 days for delivery)

Sadly ironic signed drawing of an airplane by six-year old John F. Kennedy, Jr. who would die piloting an airplane 33 years later, also signed by Jacqueline Kennedy. This is an airplane from John Kennedy[, Jr.] in coloured pencil, and Jacqueline Kennedy in ballpoint. Dated and placed in unknown hand January 4, 1966 / trip 274 SLC-ORD, Manila coloUred paper, 12x9". The manuscript notation suggests John Jr. drew this picture on a flight from Salt Lake City, Utah, to Chicago’s O’Hare airport, perhaps flight 274. Jackie, John Jr. and Caroline were probably returning from their skiing holiday with the extended Kennedy family in Sun Valley, Idaho that began December 27, 1965. Light creases, folds and soiling, else very good condition. The evening of July 16, 1999, John F. Kennedy, Jr. piloted his wife, Carolyn Bessette, and her sister, Lauren, from New Jersey in a Piper Saratoga II heading for Martha’s Vineyard to attend the wedding of John’s cousin, Rory. JFK, Jr. apparently became disoriented and crashed the airplane into the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Martha’s Vineyard, killing all aboard. This one-of-a-kind original drawing would be a particularly poignant addition to any Kennedy collection. (WOHE10)

A seventeen page photocopy of Kennedy's will dated 18th June 1954, signed by him on the final page. A fascinating item sold together with a copy of the death certificate. (Please allow 7-10 days for delivery)

A letter on the Unites States Denate headed paper, pne pahe, dated May 24th, 1957. The letter reads in full: "Dear Mr. New, Many thanks for your letter of recent date. I do not know what you mean by saying that I go along with the ADA in most of their thinking. I would appreciate it if you would name the votes in which you disagree with me. In as much as you say you do not see why I am in favour of providing economic assistance to the people of Poland, I am enclosing a statement which I made on this matter, together with a caopy of a letter which I forwarded to Secretary Dulles. With every good wish. Sincerely yours." Neatly signed in black ink at the close. The letter in in excellent condition, with two expected mailing folds, one of which touches 'y' in the surname. Kennedy's signature remains one of the most sought after.

A typed letter on a single side of a sheet of off-white headed stationery (approx. 8.5x11 in), dated 6th April, 1959. The letter is to Kennedy from New Bradford Sea Scallope Festival Co-Chairman, Charles Sharek. Sharek wrote to Kennedy (in part) "I would greatly appreciate it if you would consent to be photographed holding a "blown up" invitation to the Scallop Festival from the people of New Bedford". Kennedy writes a short note beneath the letterhead in black ink "her arrangement has been carried out by Ted R! J.K. Accompanied by a glossy 10x8 black and white photograph of Kennedy pictured holding up the invitation, bearing a JFK library stamp on reverse, and an 11x14 invitation to Kennedy to attend the festival. With two horizontal mailing folds and notation to the letter and a bisecting horizontal fold to the invitation, otherwise in fine condition. (WOHE10)

Circular printed cardstock campaign sign for JFK's 1960 presidential campaign, issued by the Wisconsin Volunteers for Kennedy, 8" in diameter with hanging hole and string, signed in blue ballpoint. Matted and framed with a photo. A few small, unobtrusive bends and surface marks, otherwise fine, clean condition. Professionally mounted, framed and glazed.

Rare fully signed John F. Kennedy ALS on Senatorial letterhead congratulating the newly reelected President of the Portuguese-American Civic League of Massachusetts. Two pages, to Miss Orcott. In full: 'I would like to congratulate you on your reelection as President of the Portuguese-American Civic League of Massachisetts. It is tribute to the notable progress tht has been made by the League under your direction. I wish you the greatest success in the coming year and look forward to being with you next year." Tape stains at perimeter, with light show-through on verso, not touching any of Kennedy's handwriting. Usual mailing folds and slight nicks at right edge. Fine condition.

Autographed note, in pencil, "The White House" letterhead. Kennedy wrote: "call Governor David Russell". The second part of the note states: "Coleman name a Lt. Governer per understand". The writing is dark with almost no smudging. The paper is in outstanding condition.

Autograph note in pencil on yellow legal paper concerning foreign affairs: "1. Merchant Marine defense - Waltham How much to put it right / 2. Press conference in Germany Italy Burode to Hearst? / Atwood Communist return to Dominican R[epublic] Should we contact Bettencourt Carnegie Report". In fine condition.

Brilliant typed signed letter by John F. Kennedy. Signed 'Jack' at the foot of the letter. One page, 8 x 10.5, Senate letterhead, July 26, 1957. JFK writes to John Mahanna at the Berkshire Evening Eagle. Accompanied by the original mailing envelope. Paperclip impression to top margin and tiny edge tear, otherwise fine condition. (WOHE10)

A circular presidential campaign hang tag, 8'' in diameter, expressing "Vote Senator John F. Kennedy President" and issued by the Wisconsin Volunteers for Kennedy, signed at the bottom in blue ballpoint. Double matted and framed with a colour photo of Kennedy in a campaign parade, to an overall size of 15 x 22. In fine condition, with an area of toning to top of signed side. (WOHE10)

Vintage matte-finish 8 x 9.75 photo, signed and inscribed in fountain pen, "For Oscar Chapman with esteem and every good wish, John Kennedy." Chapman (1896-1978) served as Secretary of the Interior for the last three years of the Truman Administration. In very good to fine condition, with very slight trimming to top edge, skinning to reverse of upper right corner (resulting in small edge chip), and the signature ink a few shades lighter than remainder (remaining fully legible). (WOHE10)

A nice 19.4x9'' photograph of Kennedy at a press conference, mounted onto a card (20x14'') which is signed by the photographer (Tony Spine) and by JFK ('For Sam Mayo - with warmest regards, John Kennedy') The mount and photograph suffered from some staining which does not affect the signatures. Overall quality of the piece remains good.

First Lady; married President John F. Kennedy and then shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis. ALS. (Jackie). 14pp. 8vo. Newport, Rhode Island or Farmington, Connecticut, N.d. (between 1945 and 1947). On Hammersmith Farm stationery. To her close girlfriend, Woodley, living in England at the time: "I’m back in school now and this is the first chance I’ve had to answer your letter, I’ve been dying to for it will make me think of summer all over again & I miss it so At John Sterling’s cocktail party the other day I talked to Nicky King about you He said Bayard had gotten a letter from you & that you were fine but that your house was damaged & it was very hard as you had to start from scratch & I was just like living in war time England You never tell me things like that Woodley You are the most uncomplaining person I’ve ever seen I hope it isn’t too awful I’ll send you anything you want That’s the most exciting thing I’ve ever heard of in my life Bayard giving you that watch & then you ask me if I think he likes you not much Just enough to spend $100’s of dollars on you! I know he likes you for since you went away I’ve never seen him with any other girl except dancing & he never seemed to be rushing anyone -- & don’t worry about Diana Lanier She goes around with Nicky & some decrepit Navy officers. You really have a devout follower in Henry Ripley He said to me at the beach one day Last year Woodley just used to go around with you (me) & Tanya but this year Bayard & I & Bob Ohst & Danny someone & Turk all miss her terribly & he said how much all the debs – Bunny & Sylvia etc. liked you (That was sweet of Bunny to give you those sweaters) & he said Newport wasn’t the same without you & how he saw you off on the bus or something. I just read your letter over & looked at the picture of the watch It’s the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen Woodley You’re a born artist I’d rather have that than an engagement ring. you must come back next summer Do you think the Domingues’ will I know in a few years Bayard will want to settle down The reason those boys don’t marry now is because they don’t want to be tied down before they’ve had a chance to make a good start in the world – in business & it’s always surer to last if they sow their wild oats first But you & Bayard are so perfect together He’s just the kind of man I’ve always thought you would marry & you have so much fun together & so much in common I know it would work so just stay in there pitching & soon I expect to be your bridesmaid. You also have Yusha as an admirer He told me that he had long talks with you before you left & how interesting you were & that you were the only girl in Newport that he really felt he could trust & it was such a wonderful thing to find that he always wanted to be with you - I know he wrote you a letter - Do write him back though he probably won’t be able to answer too soon as he’s laden with work at Groton. If you come back next summer he’ll be waiting with open arms as I think Tanya is but a thing of the moment. He likes to analyse her & see what makes her tick but he doesn’t have much respect for her. Now I’m going to tell you what I’ve been longing to all thru this letter. At the end of the summer after you left & I got back from Hot Springs Buddy started giving me a vague rush & John Sterling too Buddy took me home from the Sate’s dance as I wasn’t allowed to go to the beach dance. I couldn’t think of much to say to him though - Then a week or so later I went to the movies with him & John Buddy did most of the talking but it was fun as he & John were sort of stooges for each others jokes & me in the meddle & we laughed the whole time - Then a lot of the girls went away & the last Thursday nite beach dance some people decided to have at the last minute Buddy & John took me & first we went to Buddy’s house for cocktails. The other girls were Betty Corbin, Diana Lanier, Nancy Andrews & scads of Navy. I wasn’t very scared!!! In the middle Mrs. Corbin

Programme, 6 x 9, whose cover bears a cut-out of an artist’s rendition of Kennedy in profile, for the Jefferson-Jackson Dinner held on June 11, 1958 in Morgantown, West Virginia, signed in blue ink on the first page, which bears Kennedy’s portrait and a quote attributed to Kennedy. Program is also signed on the cover in red ballpoint by Robert C. Byrd. Light foxing to covers and some scattered light paper loss along spine, otherwise fine condition.