Mr. EISENBERG. And that is in your own handwriting?
Mr. MANDELLA. Yes; it is.
Mr. EISENBERG. Was there any handwriting when you got any of these
prints, by the way?
Mr. MANDELLA. No; there wasn't.
Mr. EISENBERG. All the prints were blank on the reverse side?
Mr. MANDELLA. They were blank on the reverse side. There was
handwriting within the photographs but not----
Mr. EISENBERG. That is on the face of the photographs?
Mr. MANDELLA. Yes.
Mr. EISENBERG. Would you proceed, Mr. Mandella?
Mr. MANDELLA. Box A, photo No. 25.
Mr. EISENBERG. That is Commission Exhibit 656, and I will hand you
photo No. 25.
Mr. MANDELLA. What was that number, 656? Numbers 25 and 34.
Mr. EISENBERG. I now hand you Nos. 25 and 34. Could you identify No. 25
first Mr. Mandella?
Mr. MANDELLA. No. 25, Commission Exhibit No. 656, contains three
identifiable fingerprints, one of which, located in the center in a
whorl-type pattern, is the No. 2 finger or the right index finger of
Lee Harvey Oswald. The fingerprints on the right and the left do not
belong to Lee Harvey Oswald but the one in the center, the whorl-type
pattern, is his No. 2 finger.
Mr. EISENBERG. Which is that now again, the right-hand index finger?
Mr. MANDELLA. The No. 2 finger, which is the right index finger, and
again the first joint, the bulb of the finger.
Mr. EISENBERG. The bulb of the distal phalanx?
Mr. MANDELLA. Yes.
Mr. EISENBERG. Of the right index finger?
Mr. MANDELLA. Yes.
Mr. DULLES. For clarity, where were these taken? What were these taken
from?