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Old 03-12-2010, 07:43 PM
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Default Bear vs. Marilyn

The bear has some profile if you are in to big gals.....
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Old 03-12-2010, 10:50 PM
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Default Really fantastic JFK items Jon!

November 22, 1963, Dallas, Texas. Moments before the World Changed Forever...

Vintage original TYPE I snapshot.

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The following are examples of original fashion publications photos, dating from the 1930s to 1970. The first two are from Vogue magazine, the second by Karl Lagerfeld for his catalog (Lagerfeld does his own photography) and the last from Harper's Bazaar. The second model is the great Jean Shrimpton.











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Old 03-13-2010, 07:54 AM
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I collect JFK also and will try to post those later.
This one is on my computer now so I will post it.
A handwritten postcard from Lee Harvey Oswald to his brother.
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I collect (among other things) historical autographs.
So, without further ado, a few pieces:









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AWESOME David!!! No Coach's crap there. great stuff.

Tho Im a baseball guy mainly, I love other sports and cool historical stuff. I especially love the Newton cut and the Houdini photo there.

Keep the stuff coming on this thread guys!
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I collect (among other things) historical autographs.
So, without further ado, a few pieces:



Man oh Man David. That Houdini piece is one of the finest pieces of Americana that I have seen if my 40 years collecting. Just superlative!

And LOVE the Fab Four signed piece as well. I do have a very nice Lennon cut and the same goes with McCartney so I'm half way there. But there is just something about an item that the whole band signed on one piece, that really brings it together. I don't like my sports autos that way but just look how stellar your piece looks.

We may have to try and make a trade someday...
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An original poster ordering Japanese-Americans to report to internment camps and an umbrella distributed during the McKinley/Roosevelt campaign in 1900.



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A couple of LARGE cabinets from the 1888 election won by Harrison, done by George Harris & Sons. Shown next to matching standard size cabs for comparison.

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Here's my other JFK (softcover Profiles in Courage book)...




Also, for good measure, my Monroe...




All of the Kennedy's have been authenticated by JSA. However, they all came from an impeccable source so the authentication was only done for insurance purposes. The Monroe signature actually came from a producer of Gentleman Prefer Blondes. Among other items in his collection were the original dresses worn by Monroe in the movie.
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One more related to the assassination...




David - love the Lincoln. I've been looking for a nice one for a while.
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She had hair like JEANNIE SHRIMPTON back in 1965
She had legs that never ended
I wuz halfway paralyzed.


-The Smithereens


Sorry, Everytime I hear a Jeannie Shrimpton reference this song starts playing in my head.

Otherwise, very cool stuff. Especially the WW2 stuff.
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Jeff, Your sig reminded me of my kid, calling home after driving off the road into the brush, in his first car. "Dad... Okay, I wasn't in an accident -per see."

And yep, totaled.

Canaveral LEMSIM facility, Neil and Buzz. 0-120hrs and counting. Official NASA t1.
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