Vtg 1963 JFK Assassination Newspaper Lot 5: San Mateo Extra & Lexington Papers For Sale

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Vtg 1963 JFK Assassination Newspaper Lot 5: San Mateo Extra & Lexington Papers:
$67.99

Up for sale is an exceptional, complete chronological 5-piece archive collection of original historic newspapers covering the tragic timeline of November 1963. Perfect for museum displays, history teachers, political collectors, or retro newsprint framing.LOT INCLUDES:

November 22, 1963 "The Times EXTRA" (San Mateo Times, CA) Complete Section: Original breaking-news extra edition covering the immediate afternoon aftermath of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in Dallas, Texas. Headline reads: "PRESIDENT SLAIN IN TEXAS AMBUSH."
November 24, 1963 "Sunday Herald-Leader" (Lexington, KY) Front Page Only: Original regional front page breaking down the emerging physical evidence against the assassin, featuring the iconic backyard rifle portrait with the headline "Photos Links Oswald With The Assassin's Rifle."
November 25, 1963 "The Lexington Herald" (Lexington, KY) Front Page Only (Morning Extra): Original historic regional front page breaking the massive national news: "Oswald Gunned To Death" by Jack Ruby. Features the iconic close-up action photograph of the shooting inside the police station basement.
November 25, 1963 "The Lexington Leader / Herald" (Lexington, KY) Front Page Only (Late Edition): Original regional front page covering the follow-up investigation, quotes from Jack Ruby ("Ruby Says He Killed Oswald To Avenge Wrong Done Kennedy"), and local mid-century Kentucky market reports.
November 26, 1963 "The Lexington Herald" (Lexington, KY) Front Page Only: Original regional front page documenting the state funeral and burial at Arlington National Cemetery. Features the historic AP photo of John F. Kennedy Jr. saluting his father's coffin with the banner headline "Kennedy Buried In Arlington Cemetery As Leaders Of Many Nations Pay Homage.

These are authentic 1963 vintage newspaper pieces showing age-appropriate cosmetic wear from decades of storage. All pieces have typical horizontal and vertical mailing folds, mild edge yellowing, and minor soft creasing along the newsprint margins.