RFK Funeral Train D3 This copy is signed and

This copy is signed and dedicated by Gerald Scarfe himself

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But they also sold boiling water to women who brought with them from their homes their teapots and teabags

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RFK Funeral Train D3 This copy is signed andFirst Aperture edition from 2008 in fine condition. Jacket in Removable Protective sleeve. About On June 8, 1968, Robert Kennedy's coffin was put on a train 20 cars long inew York and taken slowly to Washington, D. C., for burial in the Arlington memorial Cemetery. Paul Fusco, then a staff photographer for Look, was onhat train, and the pictures he took of people who lined the tracks along theay fill this moving book.