Four Dark Days In History: A Photo History of President Kennedy's Assassination

This item is a commemorative publication titled "FOUR DARK DAYS IN HISTORY: A Photo History of President Kennedy's Assassination." It appears to be a black-and-white publication, likely a magazine or softcover book, given its flexible cover and apparent dimensions, typical of such historical accounts. The dominant features of the front cover are a large, front-facing portrait of President John F. Kennedy, rendered in a drawing or sketch style, and to his upper right, a detailed depiction of the Seal of the President of the United States. The overall color scheme of the cover is stark black and white, emphasizing the somber nature of the subject. The title "FOUR DARK DAYS IN HISTORY" is prominently displayed in large, blocky white font against a black background in the upper left corner. In the lower left, there's a rectangular box with "COLLECTOR'S COPY" and a circled "$1." indicating its original price or a special edition status. Below the main imagery, the subtitle "A Photo History of President Kennedy's Assassination" is written in a cursive or handwritten-style font. The artist's signature, "Allerice" or a similar script, is visible near the lower right side, next to JFK's shoulder. Visible condition issues include some creasing and wear along the edges and spine, suggestive of age and handling. There's also some subtle discoloration, likely due to yellowing of the paper. This publication dates to the period immediately following President Kennedy's assassination in November 1963, placing its estimated age in the mid-1960s. The quality of the reproduction of the seal and Kennedy's portrait indicates a mass-produced item, though the "Collector's Copy" designation suggests it might have been marketed as a special edition for historical preservation.