RARE Lee Harvey Oswald Guidebook For Marines JFK Assassination Carlos Bringuier for Sale

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RARE Lee Harvey Oswald Guidebook For Marines JFK Assassination Carlos Bringuier For Sale

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RARE Lee Harvey Oswald Guidebook For Marines JFK Assassination Carlos Bringuier:
$299.99

This listing is for an INCREDIBLY RARE PIECE OF HISTORY!!!

It is for a HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT VINTAGE ORIGINAL Guidebook For Marines.

This book is EXACTLY like the one given to Carlos Bringuier by Lee Harvey Oswald on August 6, 1963.

On August 5, 1963, according to Bringuier, Lee Harvey Oswald visited him at his New Orleans clothing store and posed as a friend of the Cuban exiles, offering to join the fight against Castro.

The next day, Oswald again visited the store and left his Guidebook for Marines for the absent Bringuier. Bringuier testified to the Warren Commission that he was uninterested in Oswald's offer.

On August 9, 1963, Oswald was spotted by Celso Hernandez (a friend of Bringuier) handing out pro-Castro Fair Play for Cuba leaflets at the intersection of Canal Street and St. Charles. Hernandez told Bringuier of Oswald's leafleting and the two of them, along with another anti-Castro militant, Miguel Cruz, decided to confront Oswald over his duplicity.

As the Cubans accosted Oswald, a crowd began to gather. Bringuier attempted to incite the crowd with his story that Oswald had tried to join his anti-Castro movement and that Oswald was actually a communist and supporter of Castro. Hernandez grabbed Oswald's leaflets and a fight broke out.

Oswald and the three Cubans were arrested for disturbing the peace. After the arrest, Bringuier and his Cuban friends were able to post bail, whereas Oswald was not. Oswald was found guilty, fined $10, and released.

On August 21, 1963, Bringuier, along with Ed Butler of INCA, debated Oswald on the radio.

On November 22, 1963, Oswald allegedly assassinated President John F. Kennedy in Dallas, Texas. He was shot and killed 2 days later by Dallas nightclub owner Jack Ruby.

I HAVE ATTACHED TO THE LISTING, FOR REFERENCE ONLY, AN IMAGE OF BRINGUIER HOLDING THE GUIDEBOOK FOR MARINES GIVEN TO HIM BY OSWALD AS WELL AS COLOR IMAGES OF THE OSWALD GUIDEBOOK FOR MARINES. I HAVE ALSO ATTACHED, FOR REFERENCE ONLY, AN IMAGE OF BRINGUIER & OSWALD FIGHTING ON AUGUST 9, 1963 AS WELL AS BRINGUIER'S & OSWALD'S MUGSHOTS FROM THEIR SUBSEQUENT ARREST.

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