Happy New Year Wishes from Mehmet Ali Agca - Attempted Assassin of Pope John Paul II

Features

1. Authentic Signed Christmas Card — Original Nativity-scene Christmas card hand-signed in pencil by Mehmet Ali Agca, the Turkish gunman who attempted to assassinate Pope John Paul II in St. Peter's Square on May 13, 1981.
2. Handwritten New Year Message — Reverse of the card bears Agca's personal inscription, "With The Wishes for a Happy New Year," written from his prison cell in Rome and signed beneath his printed name.
3. Original Transmittal Envelope — Includes the original mailing envelope with intact Italian postage stamps and Rome postmarks, establishing direct provenance from Agca's prison correspondence.
4. Notarized Letter of Authenticity — Accompanied by a notarized letter from the original Canadian recipient documenting the chain of custody and verifying the signature.
5. Professionally Framed Display — Card, envelope, and documentation are mounted together in a single display-ready frame suitable for office, study, or private collection.
6. Rear Observation Window — Cutout on the back of the frame lets you view the handwritten message and signature on the reverse of the card without disassembly.
7. One-of-a-Kind Historical Artifact — Tied directly to one of the most significant geopolitical events of the Cold War era and the only recorded modern assassination attempt on a sitting pontiff.
8. Dated From Prison, January 1984 — Written roughly two and a half years after the shooting and shortly after Pope John Paul II's famous prison visit to forgive Agca in person on December 27, 1983.