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Group of seven original wirephotos relating to the Kennedy assassination and investigation, ranging in size from 5.5 x 4.5 to 8 x 10, including several printed later. Photos include:
- a vintage wirephoto still from the Zapruder film showing the presidential limousine in the Dallas motorcade, stamp-dated November 30, 1963.
- a wirephoto still from 8mm movie film showing First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy lunging onto the rear deck of the presidential limousine during the assassination, with 20th anniversary caption dated October 20, 1983 and United Press International credit stamp on the reverse.
- a modern wirephoto of Clint Hill jumping onto the bumper of the presidential limousine after shots rang out in Dallas, stamp-dated November 22, 1994.
- a vintage Associated Press composite wirephoto from November 23, 1963, featuring three views of Lee Harvey Oswald after his apprehension, standing before newsmen while insisting, "I did not kill President Kennedy," with an Associated Press credit stamp on the reverse.
- a vintage Associated Press wirephoto featuring two images of Lee Harvey Oswald as a Marine, stamp-dated December 23, 1963.
- a UPI wirephoto of Lee Harvey Oswald printed in November 1973 during anniversary coverage of the assassination.
- a vintage wirephoto of Senator Richard Russell examining the 'sniper's perch' sixth-floor window of the Texas School Book Depository during Warren Commission investigations, stamped-dated June 26, 1967.
In overall very good to fine condition, with scattered surface creasing (heaviest to the photo of Oswald speaking to the press).
