Items linked to John F. Kennedy‘s assassination are now up for auction, 60 years after he was killed … including objects from the infamous grassy knoll and even the killer’s grim past.
RR Auction has over 80 objects up for sale connected to November 22, 1963 … including a section of the wooden picket fence behind the “grassy knoll” that overlooked the Presidential parade route. Lots of people — including many who were there that day — believe at least one gunman fired from that fence.
That’s not all — the auction house is selling a window from the Texas School Book Depository … the building where Lee Harvey Oswald fired shots at JFK.
Also included in the auction are Oswald’s first handgun, which he sold to his brother for $10 … and Oswald’s phone call receipt from jail — the call he made just 1 day after JFK’s assassination and one day before Oswald himself was shot and killed while in custody.
There are a ton of hidden gems for history buffs … a lucky bidder can secure JFK’s personal diary from 1945 … which features a ton of insights before he became President.
The auction closes on November 8 … so ya better get your bids in fast.