JFK rare photos and personal items found at his former aide David F. Powers home to be auctioned

More than 650 items belonging to former President John F. Kennedy were found locked away at the home of former aide David F. Powers, who worked alongside the president for his entire political career.

The lot, which includes rare photographs, clothing and other personal items will be auctioned off next month.

The items were recently discovered at the home of David F. Powers, who was special assistant to John F. Kennedy during his years in the White House and started working for him in 1946.

The auction, by John McInnis Auctioneers, will take place on February 17.

More than 650 items belonging to JFK were found locked away at the home of former aide David F. Powers, who worked alongside the president for his entire political career

“To be auctioned are the personal items he chose to keep close to himself throughout his lifetime. Powers’ collection encompasses years of history with the Kennedy Family and his White House years,” says the auctioneers’ website.

The collection will be on display at the Amesbury, Massachusetts auction house from February 9 through the 16th.