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This is a thank you reply card that I had received from Jacqueline Kennedy for condolence of John F. Kennedy assassination in 1963. I know probably millions were sent out, but thought I'd share it anyway.
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WHAT A WONDERFUL PIECE OF AMERICAN HISTORY:)
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To put it nicely I am really messing up. Meant to say Thank you above. So now I'll say it again Thank you!!!!
Anything that deals in the Dallas assassianation is collectable, and anything that deals in Jackie is also that way. Put the two together and who knows. There might have been "millions" like you stated, but this is the first one I've seen. Thanks for sharing.
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Wow !!~ simply amazing, reminding me of the letters I received from E.T. when her stationary read, Mrs. R. Burton.
I have always been Fascinated by any and all Kennedy History items . I love this !!
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