Mr. Day. It has my name, "J. C. Day, Dallas Police Department," and also in my writing. "Shipping Department."
Mr. Belin. Any other writing on there that you recognize?
Mr. Day. Yes, sir; Detective Studebaker, who was with me, and in his writing it says. "Paper sample from first floor, Texas School Book Depository, Studebaker, 11-22-63."
The tape also has Studebaker's writing on it, "Tape sample from first floor."
Mr. Belin. I will ask you to state if you know what are Exhibits 730, 731 and 732?
Mr. Day. These are photographs of the wrapping bench on the first floor, Texas School Book Depository, taken by me on April 13, 1964, after I had talked to you when I was back in the building. I didn't have a previous picture of this wrapping bench.
Mr. Belin. Does that represent the location on the first floor of the School Book Depository Building where you got the tape sample, Commission Exhibit 677?
Mr. Day. Yes, sir; it is approximately the same. I do not think the benches had been changed since the November shooting.
Mr. Belin. Do you recognize at any point on any of the exhibits the actual tape machine that was used?
Mr. Day. The one that we removed this from was the north roll and tape on the east side of the bench.