One 35mm color image on Ektachrome Transparency slide of two men wearing suits standing in front of memorials at the historical markers in Dealey Plaza. One man is in the background wearing a dark suit, hat and glasses with his arms fold across his chest. The other man is wearing a light colored suit, looking towards the memorials with his hands clasped behind his back. One of these men may be Bob Hope's brother (see 1996.014.0011). Dated November 1966. This slide is in a cardboard mount, and handwritten on the slide in black ink is the number "(79" in the bottom right corner. Above the image handwritten in red ink is "A. / Bob Hope's Brother.” Underneath the image printed in yellow text is, "MADE IN U.S.A. U.S. PAT. NO. 3.013.354.” Above this in red print text is "16 / NOV 68D1." On the emulsion side of the slide at the bottom left corner is the "Kodak" label and "PROCESSED BY" in blue printed text. Opposite is "Ektachrome Transparency." George Reid was a longtime John F. Kennedy supporter who campaigned for him in Texas. He also filmed home-movie footage of President Kennedy at Love Field in Dallas, and in Dealey Plaza on several occasions in the 1960s.