Found these in my Uncles footlocker this last holiday season. I think he got them for my Mom when he was stationed at Edwards in the 70s. My Mom was a huge John Kennedy fan. There are 2 vintage Air Force One Boeing VC-137C plane tail # 26000 8 X 10s. The glossy color One in flight, the glossy b/w one on base tarmac, see pics. The color one has a Kodak Paper stamp on back, see pics. Tail # 26000 was placed in service in 1962 and used by Presidents Kennedy, Johnson and Nixon. It was the first jet aircraft built specifically for use by the President. The aircraft was placed in backup status in 1972 and retired in 1998. The glossy b/w photo has on the center top, see pics. The glossy color photo has a bent corner lower right, see pics. I was unable to find these Photos on Google. There is 1 vintage White House Writing Sheet of Paper 8″ X 5″ and 1 Legal size Envelope from the 1960s, see pics. The writing sheet of paper has a crease on the upper right corner, see pics. There is 1 vintage boarding pass for an Air Force One crew member from the 60s, see pics. Approx 8″ X 5″. It features the official seal of the United States Department of the Air Force, which was established in 1947. The pass includes a blank white space designed for a name or identification to be written. I was unable to find this Photo on Google. There is 1 vintage boarding pass for an Air Force One crew agent, see pics. There is 1 US Air Force Air Force One Official Vehicle Dashboard Placard, see pics. Approx 13″ X 4 1/4″. It has some smudges on the upper and lower edges from dirty hands, see pics. Air Force Official Vehicle and VIP identification placards from the 1960s are highly sought-after military collectibles. These authentic dash placards were primarily used to designate vehicles carrying high-ranking government officials or commanders at Air Force bases.