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How it all began

In the summer 1977 I was for the first time on a “big trip” with my uncle – a business trip to the Big Apple in New York. My uncle, then active in the world of advertising , had some business to attend there; thus I had had the great exciting opportunity to explore New York all alone. As luck would have it all of a sudden I found myself in the middle of an enormous flea market at “Canal Street”

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My collection - My JFK-Bureau
At a flea market I discovered a button that at first only interested me because of its size and its making...
My collection
My collection

→ Stamps / First Day Cover Cards

→ Essays and Illustrated Books

→ Busts / Sculptures

→ Buttons / Signs

→ Memorial, Wall and Collection Plates

→ Paintings / Drawings / Posters

→ Dolls

→ Silver Spoons

→ Jewellery / Pins
→ Silberbarren

→ Records

→ Coins and Medals

→ Carpets

→ Videos, Movies, Phone Cards & Records

→ Election Posters

→ Contemporary Documents

→ Miscellaneous

→ Miscellaneous: What Could Have Been

→ Replicates of JFKs Resolute Desk
My JFK-Bureau
My trip
My trip
50th death anniversary
November 14th - 22nd, 2013
In the footsteps of John F. Kennedy

→ Boston

→ Hyannis

→ Washington D.C.

→ Dallas / Texas
Editorial
Editorial
Kennedy 100th

Kennedy 100th
Travelogue
THE HYANNISPORTER
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My Collection - Contemporary Documents

There are not many original time documents. The most important ones can be found in the “John F. Kennedy Library” in Boston or are owned privately or in the hands of very rich collectors all over the world.

Furthermore, John F. Kennedy was considered to be a lazy signatory. That means he only signed cards or fan mail reluctantly. So until today, documents with his original signature are very rare and fakes hard to recognize.

Warren Report, 1964 first edition, 27 volume set

Warren Commission Report on the assassination of President John F. Kennedy published in 1964 together with the complete limited edition 26 volume set containing all the historical documents from the Warren Commission hearings.
The volumes were printed in Washington D. C. in 1964 by the U.S. Government Printing Office. First edition.
This limited edition, the one-volume Warren Commission Report and the 26 volume set of the Warren Commission hearings and exhibits, is the complete record of the Warren Commission's findings. The volumes contain more than 20,000 pages of documents, testimony, and conclusions. Ten of the volumes consist of facsimiles of the exhibits used in the hearings, including shots from the Zapruder film, documents, FBI and police reports, photos, telegrams, hospital records, etc