16mm film reel, WFAA-TV, Kennedy Roll 1

16mm film reel, WFAA-TV, Kennedy Roll 1;
B/w, SOF, some MOS.

Dallas at night, Dallas Police Department, Oswald’s fingerprint card. Decker in his office, Bert Shipp (MOS). Interview with DA Wade re: Tippit witnesses and Oswald rifle purchase. Reporters watching Connally press conference on tv, Trade Mart, Carswell memorial ceremony. Bill Lord interviews Tony Zoppi.

Wormser Airliner hat worn by Dallas police detective Elmer Boyd

Wormser Airliner hat worn by Dallas police detective Elmer Boyd throughout the Kennedy assassination weekend in 1963. Boyd was wearing this light-colored hat, a tradition among all of Captain Will Fritz’s homicide detectives at the time, at the Dallas Trade Mart luncheon, Parkland Memorial Hospital, on the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository and in the hallways and offices of Dallas police headquarters. Boyd, always wearing this hat, was frequently photographed and captured in news footage when he escorted suspect Lee Harvey Oswald in the corridors of police headquarters on the afternoon and evening of November 22, 1963.

Peerless steel handcuffs, keys and leather holster used by Elmer Boyd

Peerless steel handcuffs, keys and leather holster used by Dallas police homicide detective Elmer Boyd during the weekend of the Kennedy assassination. Boyd used these handcuffs to restrain suspect Lee Harvey Oswald on November 22, 1963 after his first interrogation session with Captain Will Fritz at Dallas police headquarters.

Red striped toddler outfit worn at Dallas Love Field on November 22, 1963

Two-piece red striped Nannekins by Nannette toddler outfit worn by fifteen-month-old Peggy Vaughan Sorrentino at Dallas Love Field on November 22, 1963. Held by her mother, Kathleen Vaughan, young Peggy briefly interacted with the Kennedys along the fence line before the start of the presidential motorcade.