This 1968 'Extra' edition of the New York Post documents the immediate aftermath of the assassination attempt on Senator Robert F. Kennedy. Featuring the iconic, harrowing photograph of Kennedy wounded on the floor of the Ambassador Hotel, it captures a pivotal moment in American political history. Collectors value such newspapers as primary source artifacts that represent the gravity of the 1968 political landscape.
While mass-produced, surviving copies in decent condition are sought after for historical archives and political memorabilia collections. Grade Very Good. The market value is driven by the historical significance of the event, the dramatic front-page headline, and the overall preservation of the newsprint, which is inherently fragile and susceptible to yellowing over time.
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