The physical record

A nearly intact 6.5mm Mannlicher-Carcano round recovered at Parkland Memorial Hospital on November 22, 1963.

A portion of a jacketed 6.5mm round recovered from the front seat of the presidential limousine.

A smaller jacketed fragment recovered from the rear floor of the presidential limousine.

Three small metal fragments extracted from Governor John Connally's right wrist during treatment at Parkland.

Paraffin casts taken of Lee Harvey Oswald's hands and right cheek late on November 22, 1963.

The 6.5x52mm Italian military rifle recovered by Dallas police on the 6th floor of the Texas School Book Depository on November 22, 1963.

Three fired 6.5x52mm Mannlicher-Carcano cartridge cases recovered from the floor of the southeast corner "sniper's nest" on the TSBD 6th floor.

A Smith & Wesson Victory Model .38 Special revolver recovered from Lee Harvey Oswald when he was arrested at the Texas Theatre in Oak Cliff at 1:50 p.m.

Tippit's service weapon, holstered at the time of his murder.

Four fired cartridge cases — two Remington-Peters and two Winchester-Western — recovered near the location of the Tippit shooting at 10th & Patton.

One of two photographs taken by Marina Oswald in late March or early April 1963 in the backyard of the Neely Street residence in Dallas.

Second of the two Neely Street backyard photographs.

Abraham Zapruder's 26-second color 8mm home movie of the motorcade on Elm Street.

A Polaroid photograph taken by Mary Moorman from the south curb of Elm Street at approximately the moment of Zapruder frame 313.

Orville Nix's 8mm color film, shot from the south side of Elm Street opposite the grassy knoll.

Marie Muchmore's 8mm color film of the motorcade, shot from near the triple underpass.

Associated Press photographer James Altgens's sixth exposure of the day: the motorcade on Elm Street a second or two after the first shot.

The official autopsy report on President Kennedy, prepared by Commander James J.

The set of autopsy photographs taken at Bethesda Naval Medical Center.

Skull and upper-torso X-rays taken at Bethesda.

Clinical notes from the Parkland Memorial Hospital emergency department describing the state of the President on arrival, the observed wounds, and the resuscitation attempts.

The motorcade route prepared by the Secret Service, published in the Dallas newspapers on November 19, 1963.

Records for the Dallas P.O.

A Minox subminiature camera found among Oswald's possessions.

A spiral-bound notebook containing Oswald's handwritten account of his October 1959 defection to the Soviet Union, his residency in Minsk, and his return to the United States in 1962.

A brown paper bag found near the 6th floor "sniper's nest." Buell Wesley Frazier testified that Oswald carried a package of similar size and shape to work on the morning of November 22, which Oswald described as containing curtain rods.

The suit jacket worn by President Kennedy on November 22, 1963, with entry and exit perforations examined and photographed.

The dress shirt worn by President Kennedy, with a corresponding perforation and a slit from the tracheostomy incision made at Parkland.

Governor John Connally's suit jacket, examined for entry and exit perforations and for fiber alignment with the wounds documented at Parkland.

Tippit's Dallas Police uniform shirt, examined at autopsy for bullet perforations consistent with the four rounds fired at 10th & Patton.

The stacked boxes of textbook cartons in the southeast corner of the TSBD 6th floor, arranged to form a partial screen from the stairwell and a shooting rest at the window ledge.

The window from which the Commission, the HSCA, and the ARRB concluded the shots originated.

A segment of the Main Street curb, south of the triple underpass, from which a fragment was chipped by a bullet or bullet fragment.