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3x VTG MAGAZINES-JFK ASSASSINATION MEMORABILIA

Posted 4 days ago in Chandler, AZ

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3x VTG MAGAZINES-JFK ASSASSINATION MEMORABILIA

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(MAGAZINE #1) Look magazine from October 17, 1967
Main Features: The cover highlights two major articles: * Oswald Discussion * 1968 Cars Preview (MAGAZINE #2) January 24, 1967 Look magazine featuring the beginning of a detailed account of the assassination features the beginning of William Manchester's book, The Death of a President.  (MAGAZINE #3) November 29, 1963, issue of LIFE Magazine, which is a commemorative memorial edition honoring the life of President John F. Kennedy following his assassination.  Collector's Items: vintage publications, these magazines are sought after by collectors of 1960s pop culture, automotive history, and JFK assassination memorabilia.  From smoke-free/pet-free home. Stored in a protective sleeve. These magazines have been listed individually for $35(#1), $10(#2), $60(#3). See these listings for additional photos. DISCOUNTED RATE: $95 for all 3

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