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I would like to thank John Gingerich for entrusting me with his remarkable collection. I know that John’s decision to sell his better items was not an easy one. It took decades of persistence and patience, countless antique
shows and flea markets, and a lust for collecting political Americana combined with an appreciation of the significance of historical memorabilia as a window to the American political experience to build such a fine collection.
John has always had an eye for the unusual, and the breadth and diversity of his collection far exceeded my expectations. It is a thrill to offer so many unique items.
Please note several rules changes listed on this page, and consider taking advantage of online bidding via our
new website at www.PoliticalHeritage.com.
I look forward to seeing many of you June 9-10 at the Historical & Political Memorabilia Extravaganza at the Four
Points Sheraton Hotel in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Make plans to attend the 2006 American Political Items Collectors National Convention in Kansas City July 1215. Expectations are high for a huge turnout and a very successful show. The APIC National promises to be THE
political collector’s event of the year.
-Tom French
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There are many of us in the collecting world who have known
John Gingerich for decades. We can find numerous suitable
adjectives that describe him; kind-hearted, spiritual, musical,
environmentally conscious, creative, sincere, adventurous,
sentimental, and independent. As a collector of political
memorabilia, John can best be described as dedicated,
knowedgeable and passionate. His wonderful collection,
amassed one piece at a time, is a testament to his diligence,
persistence, and hard work. It is collectors like John who
make our hobby a very special one.
-Lon Ellis
1.
Washington 1789 Inaugural clothing button,
linked states variety.
Initials “GW” in center
surrounded by “Long
Live the President”
with the initials of the
original 13 states in
ovals around the edge.
34mm. With original
shank. Pitting on the
surface indicates that
this is likely a dug
example. $1500-1800
2. Washington 1789
Inaugural clothing button features an early
American eagle with
sunburst above and
“MARCH THE FOURTH
1789
MEMORABLE
ERA” around the edge.
34mm. With original
shank, shows average
wear and grades VG-F.
$1800-2200
7. Andrew Jackson memorial
ribbon, 1845. 3 x 8 ¼”. Black
crepe rosette at top. Scattered
light foxing, ¼” hole near top
center. $100-120
14. Exquisite William Henry
Harrison stickpin c.1840. Hand
painted portrait under ½ x ¾”
glass and set in brass bezel with
3” stickpin. Exceptional quality
and in near mint condition.
$2200-2400
8. 1840 “Industry”
sulphide features a
swan, a tree, and
bees hovering above
a beehive. 1 1/8 x 1 ¼”. Ornate brass mount with
original t-bar pin, but the clasp is missing. Just a couple of very minor craze cracks in the pink enamel.
$350-450
3. Washington memorial pin,
c. 1820’s. Engraved portrait
under curved oval glass in brass
mount with original t-bar pin.
Ornate, well made, and in
excellent condition with just a
hint of discoloration in the
green
field
surrounding
Washington. 24 x 27 mm.
$900-1000
4. Washington memorial pin, c.
1800.
Raised
likeness
of
Washington on pressed glass composition in brass mount. 20 x 24
mm. Excellent condition, but pin is
missing. $600-700
9. 1840 Martin Van Buren campaign token. Copper,
Dewitt #MVB1840-6. The Sober Second Thoughts of
the People are O.K./The Independent Sub-Treasury
The Choice of the People Justice Equality (on a banner with eagle above and a safe in the center). 29 mm.
Grades XF. $70-80.
10. William Henry Harrison sulphide brooch from
the 1840 campaign. 7/8 x 1”. Hand painted on ivory.
Near mint condition with original pin, this was found
in its original box with a label that reads C.T.
Ridgway Watchmaker, Jeweler, and Optician, 93
Main Street, Nashua. $1400-1600
5. Washington memorial snuff box. Raised image of
“Georgius Washington” on brass shell under glass
and encased in burlwood. Circa 1800-1820, from
France. 2” diameter. Well made, wooden lid shows
an age crack at 9:00. Generally excellent condition.
$800-900
6. Andrew Jackson Inaugural
Address on silk, 1829. 10 x 12”.
Text and border are generally
clean with just a few light spots
in the text, which is easily readable. This was glued decades
ago on cardboard. Extreme
edges of the silk show discoloration, which is hidden by the
matting. $200-250
13. William Henry Harrison sulphide brooch from the 1840
campaign. 7/8 x 1”. Scarce vertical variety in excellent condition
with original pin. $1000-1200
11. William Henry Harrison sulphide brooch from
the 1840 campaign. Rare ¾
x 1 1/8” oblong variety.
Complete and with original
pin. Minor paint loss to the
left and right of flag. $12001400
12. William Henry Harrison pewter snuff box from
the 1840 campaign
measures 2 ¾”
diameter. Typical
log cabin and hard
cider barrel motif.
Very well made
and in excellent
condition. $9001000
15. Tippecanoe Club ribbon
from the 1840 campaign of
William Henry Harrison. 2 5/8 x
5 ¾”. Classic design and in excellent condition. “1840” is handwritten in ink at bottom. $150175
16. Georgia for Harrison and
Reform! Rare William Henry
Harrison ribbon from the 1840
campaign issued for the “NewEngland Convention. Sept. 10,
1840.” 3 x 8 ¾”. Excellent condition. $250-350
17.
The Log Cabin
Quick Step sheet music
from the 1840 William
Henry Harrison campaign. 10 x 13”.
Scattered foxing. $70-80
18.
Log Cabin or
Tippecanoe Waltz 10 x
13” sheet music from the
1840 campaign features
William Henry Harrison
greeting
four
men.
Typical log cabin and
hard cider barrel scene.
Atop the table are two
glasses and a pitcher of
hard cider for Harrison’s
visitors.
Two
minor
stains, minor tears along
the right side. $100-125
19. William Henry Harrison
sulphide brooch from the
1840 campaign. 7/8 x 1”.
Hand painted, vivid colors.
Minor enamel separation top
left and top right. Complete
and with original pin. $12001400
25. Carte de visite of George
M. Dallas, James Polk’s vice
president. Signed on the front
G.M. Dallas. Photo by J.
Gurney & Son, N.Y. $80-100
20. William Henry Harrison textile from the 1840
campaign features Harrison atop horse in the center
surrounded by scenes of: the Harrison log cabin in
“North Bend”, the battle of “Tippecanoe”, the “Treaty”
with the Indians, the battle of “Thames”, and an image
of Harrison tilling his field as “The Farmer of North
Bend”. Light overall fading, generally very fine condition. 22 x 27 ½”. $850-950
21. William Henry Harrison hard cider barrel.
Wooden barrel sits atop a wood pedestal. Under
glass, printed on paper, is an image of the typical
Harrison log cabin with a cider barrel and The
Peoples Choice Tippecanoe. The glass is cracked in
two places, otherwise this is in remarkably good condition and a terrific display piece from the
1840
campaign.
Measures 2 ½ x 3 ½ x
4 ½” overall. $20002500
22.
William Henry
Harrison
clear
glass
inkwell measures 2 x 2 ½ x
3 ½” and is in excellent
condition. $400-450
23. Polk & Dallas walking stick from the 1844 campaign measures 38” long and, appropriately, made of
hickory for “Old Hickory”. Lettering is a bit dark but
still quite readable. $1000-1200
24. Polk and Dallas ribbon from
1844. The Empire is Coming
Wright & Gardiner Polk and Dallas
EMPIRE CLUB. Shows a tree with
an American flag at top and a dead
racoon (a reference to “the same
old coon” Henry Clay) hanging
from a branch. 3 x 7 ¼”, excellent
condition. $800-900
26. Polk, Dallas, and Shunk
(for Governor of Pennsylvania)
ribbon from the 1844 campaign. Democratic National
Badge. Polk, Dallas, and
Shunk. People’s Choice. Texas
and No Bank (with eagle and
American flag at bottom). 3 x
7 ¼”. Scattered light foxing
and a ¼ x ¼” chip center
right. $650-750
27. Henry Clay shell from the 1844 campaign.
Henry Clay/Clay & Frelinghuysen Protection &
Union. Brass, 24 mm. Dewitt #HC1844-46. Grades
almost uncirculated with
much of its
original luster. $150-200
28. Clay and Frelinghuysen jugate
ribbon from 1844. Very light discoloration bottom right edge,
minor separation near the center at
the right and left edges. Trimmed at
bottom. 3 x 7 ½”. $350-450
29.
“Faithful to the Faithful”
Henry Clay
campaign
ribbon,
1 8 4 4 .
S h o w s
Henry Clay
standing
above
a
Naval officer
with
flag
and
cannon,
and a black
man with a
mallet with
inscription above: “How sweet
are the labors that Freemen
endure. Of which they enjoy all
the profits secure! All ages and
nations shall speak with
applause of the courage we
show in support of our cause!” 3
x 6 ¼”. Excellent condition.
$400-450
30. Henry Clay. Pride of America.
Ribbon from the 1844 campaign in
near mint condition and measures
2 ½ x 8 ¼”. $250-275
31. Henry Clay campaign ribbon from 1844. Protection to
Home Industry. HENRY CLAY
The Peoples’ Choice for
President. 2 ½ x 5”, in excellent
condition. $250-300
32. Clay and Tariff campaign
ribbon from 1844. Very unusual
black on purple variety. The
Democratic Whig National
Convention, May 2, 1844.
HENRY CLAY. And in small letters, near the bottom: The great
– the wise – the virtuous – all
they say. In Time’s dread
progress, die, and turn to clay! A
dying nation shall the comment
give, She turns to Clay, but turns
to Clay to live. 3 x 7 ½”, excellent condition. $350-400
33. Major General Zachary Taylor is featured on
this print by N. Currier from the 1848 campaign. In
small letters near
the
bottom:
“Rough & Ready”
The Hero Who
Never
Lost
a
Battle. Very fine
condition,
with
very light aging
which is common
for these early
Curriers. 12 ½ x
16 ½” frame is not
from the period.
$250-300
34. 1848 Zachary Taylor campaign flask. G. (General) Z.
Taylor/Washington. Raised likenesses of both presidents. Clear
glass, stands 6 ¾” high. Excellent
condition. $150-175
35.
Funeral
Honors
to
Zachary Taylor
broadside from
July 31st, 1850,
in
Roxbury.
There is a vertical tear through
the center of the
broadside
which has been
repaired with
archival tape on
the reverse. 9 x
14”. $100-125
36. “Rough and Ready” clothing button with a military bust
of Zachary Taylor, from the
1848 campaign. Rare variety,
unlisted in Dewitt. Brass, 25
mm. $150-175
42. Buchanan and Breckinridge
jugate ribbon from the 1856 campaign. Rare. 2 ½ x 8”, excellent condition. $2000-2500
47. Marion Young Men’s Central
Fremont Club ribbon from 1856.
Shows some very minor aging and several tiny holes. 2 x 6 ½”. $150-200
37. Zachary Taylor clay
pipe with “Rough and
Ready” in cursive letters
embossed on the stem.
Some discoloration, but
free of chips. $100-125
38.
The Rio
Grande
Quick
March sheet music
shows
“Major
Genl. Z. Taylor” in
the
foreground
amidst a raging battle. Nice graphics
and in excellent
condition. 10 ½ x
13 ½”. $150-175
39. Cass campaign token. General Lewis Cass
1848/United We Stand Divided We Fall. Dewitt
#LC1848-5. Brass, 29 mm. Grades VF-XF. A scarce,
high grade campaign token for one of the toughest of
the 19th century candidates. $250-275
40. Scott and Pierce cast iron plaques from the 1852
campaign. Both are rare painted varieties with about
90% original paint. The Pierce is especially desirable. Each measures 10 ¼ x 12”, and both are in
excellent condition. Bid on the pair. $1250-1500
41.
Daniel Webster
plaque completes the
trio of these rare cast iron
plaques from the 1852
campaign. Excellent condition, 10 ¼ x 12”.
$350-450
43.
Buchanan
and
Breckinridge ribbon from 1856.
In the center are two men holding the American flag (presumably
Buchanan
and
Breckinridge) with a throng of
supporters to each side and the
inscription:
Buchanan
&
Breckinridge The Union It Must
Be Preserved
Democratic
Platform The Constitution. And,
near the bottom: We Keep Step
To the Music of the Union. Light
scattered stains. 2 ½ x 5 ½”.
$350-450
44. Grand Banquet of the Democracy card: In
Honor of the Anniversary of the Inauguration of
President Buchanan, at the Lafarge House, New
York, Thursday, March 4, 1858, at 7 ½ O’Clock.
Nicely engraved gold letters on enamel cardstock
with embossed ornamental border. Excellent condition, 2 ¾ x 4 ¼”. $200-300
45. John C. Fremont campaign
ribbon from 1856. Manchester.
Republican Candidates. American
flag and an eagle at top with a
Fremont & Freedom banner. For
President: John C. Fremont of
California For Vice President:
William L. Dayton of New Jersey.
2 ½ x 7 ½”. Light, scattered stains.
$200-250
46. Fremont and Dayton campaign
ribbon from 1856. 2 x 6 ½”. Overall
excellent condition with some very
minor darkening at the extreme top.
$250-275
48. John C. Fremont For President 1864 campaign
token. Brass, 31 mm. Dewitt #JF1864-4. XF-AU with
some original luster. Scarce, as are all items from the
1864 presidential campaign of Fremont, who withdrew from the race to help insure victory for Lincoln
and defeat for McClellan. $150-175
49. Fillmore and Donelson
ribbon from the 1856 campaign in pristine condition. 3 ¼
x 5 ½”. $250-300
50. Fillmore Quick Step sheet music from the 1856
campaign. Fillmore is
surrounded by an
assemblage of all the
states of the union at
the time, with a quote
below his portrait: “If
there be those, North
or South, who desire
an administration for
the North against the
South, or for the
South against the
North, they are not
the men who should
give their suffrages to
me. For my own part, I know only my country, my
whole country, and nothing but my country.” 10 ¾ x
14”. Very fine condition with very minor darkening
around the perimeter. $150-175
51. Fillmore and Donelson
Electors ticket printed on cotton from the 1856 campaign.
10 ¼ x 17 ¾”. Minor separations were repaired with masking tape on the back, which is
barely noticeable from the
front. $125-150
52. Fillmore carte de visite, c.
1856, by Charles Fredricks & Co.,
New York. Excellent condition.
$60-70
53. A. Lincoln 1864 tintype set in
brass bezel with original pin and
clasp. 20 mm. Rare, dated variety.
One tiny chip above Lincolns shoulder, one pinhole-size chip under
Lincoln’s ear. $650-750
54. Lincoln 1864 ferrotype in
excellent condition with original pin, uniface. 24 mm.
$850-950
59. 1860 Lincoln campaign token. Dewitt #AL186057. Copper, 25 mm. Abraham Lincoln 1860/Our
Policy is Expressly the Policy of the Men who Made
the Union, No More, No Less. Grades XF+ with
traces of original luster. $150-175
60. 1860 Wide-Awakes campaign token. Dewitt
#AL1860-4. Silvered brass, 28 mm. Hartford WideAwakes/Organized March Third 1860. Obverse
shows a campaign marcher in a cape with a cane and
a lantern, reverse shows a campaign marcher in a cape
with a campaign torch. Lustrous, about uncirculated.
$125-150
55. Lincoln 1864 tintype in ¾ x
1” brass frame with ribbon
attached. Tintype is bright and in
excellent condition. $600-700
64. A Foe to Traitors. Lincoln token from the 1864
campaign. Dewitt #AL1864-8. White metal, 31 mm.
Holed for suspension. Abr’m Lincoln A Foe to
Traitors/No Compromise with Armed Rebels May
the Union Flourish. Lustrous, about uncirculated,
with a tiny dig between “A” and “Foe”. $150-175
65. Lincoln 1864 campaign token. Dewit #186410. Copper, 31 mm. Abraham Lincoln for President
1864/US (enclosed in an oval with eagle above,
flags at sides, and a cannon below). Shows some
wear and grades VG-F. $80-90
61. Lincoln memorial medal in silver. 36 mm.
Salvator Patriae/In Memory of the Life Acts and
Death of Abraham Lincoln Born February 12 1809
Died April 15 1865. In tiny letters near the bottom
of the reverse: Pub. By the American Numismatic
and Archeological Society New York 1866. High
relief, beautifully toned, uncirculated. $200-250
66. Classic Lincoln Rail Splitter token from the 1860
campaign. Dewitt #AL1860-41. Brass, 28 mm.
Lustrous, uncirculated condition. Hon. Abraham
Lincoln. 1860/The Rail Splitter of the West. Shows
Lincoln splitting rails with a helper, and a log cabin in
the background. $150-175
62. 1860 Lincoln campaign token. Dewitt #AL186043. Copper, 28 mm. Republican Candidate 1860
Abraham Lincoln/Liberty Union and Equality. Grades
XF with very minor pitting to the right of Lincoln’s
image. $100-125
67. 1860 Lincoln campaign token in white metal.
Dewitt #AL1860-38. 31 mm. Abraham Lincoln Born
Feb. 12. 1809./Republican Candidate 1860 No
More Slave Territory. In almost uncirculated condition, retains much of its original luster. Light tarnish
on obverse. $175-200
56. Emancipation Jan. 1 1863 embossed lettering
with an embossed image of Lincoln in center on this
1 ¾” diameter silvered brass shell pin. Ultra rare. In
excellent condition with original t-bar pin and clasp.
$2500-2800
57. Lincoln Civil War token. Dewitt #AL1864-52.
Nickel, 19 mm. 1864
(Bust of Lincoln)/First
in War, First in Peace
1863.
VF-XF with
some very light and
minor discoloration.
$70-80
58. Lincoln & Hamlin ferrotype from the 1860 campaign. Dewitt #AL1860-92. 24 mm. Two small
scratches near Hamlin’s forehead, otherwise excellent condition. $400-500
63. 1860 Lincoln campaign token. Dewitt #AL186051. Brass, 27 mm. Abm. Lincoln, Rep. Candidate for
President 1860/Protection to American Industry
Free Homes for Free Men. About uncirculated.
$125-150
68. 1860 Lincoln campaign token. This variety is
unlisted in Dewitt. White metal, 28 mm. Abraham
Lincoln Born Feb. 12. 1809./Republican Candidate
1860 No More Slave Territory. XF. $150-175
69. The Martyr President. Lincoln memorial token,
1865. White metal, 31 mm. Holed for suspension.
Lustrous, about uncirculated. Abm. Lincoln, The
Martyr President/Born Feb. 12. 1809 1st Inaug.
March 4. 1861 2nd Inaug. March 4. 1865 Died Apr.
15. 1865. $80-90
70. 1871 Lincoln Emancipation medal. Large 46
mm., copper, XF-AU. Abraham Lincoln President of
the United States Barber (engraver’s name in small
letters under Lincoln’s bust)/March 4, 1861 to April
15, 1865. Emancipation Proclaimed Jan. 1, 1863.
Medal Series of the U.S. Mint. J. Pollock 1871
Director. $175-225
74. The Saviour of his Country. Lincoln memorial
token, 1865. White metal, 34 mm. Abraham Lincoln
Born Feb. 12. 1809 Assassinated Apr. 14. 1865.
Reverse shows facing images of Washington and
Lincoln with the inscription: The Father The Saviour
of His Country. Grades F-VF with minor digs obverse
and reverse, and rim dings on both sides. $60-70
75. Lincoln & Hamlin jugate token in copper.
Dewitt #AL1860-31, 34 mm. Well struck, high relief,
the only example of a Lincoln-Hamlin jugate token.
AU-uncirculated. Lincoln & Hamlin/We Will Not
Interfere with the Consitutional Rights of any State.
The Fall of Sumter will be Avenged, The Rebellion
Crushed and the Honor and Integrity of the United
States, Shall be Maintained. 1861. Rare. Struck after
the Inauguration sometime in mid-1861. $550-650
78. Lincoln 1864/1865 memorial. Photo is set in ¾
x 1” brass frame and attached
to a mourning rosette/ribbon.
Item was originally an 1864
campaign piece, then later
sewn to a mourning ribbon in
1865. Excellent condition
overall, but
a hole to
the left and
right
of
Lincoln so
that
this
could be
secured by thread to the
ribbon/rosette. $250-350
79. Cased Lincoln photo, c. 1860. Oval albumen
photo of Lincoln with ornate,
patriotic brass matting and
housed in a patriotic gutta percha case with crossed cannons, a liberty cap, and
American flags and shields.
Very attractive and in pristine
condition throughout. Case
measures 3 ¼ x 3 ¾” when
closed. $1500-1800
71. 1864 Lincoln campaign token. Dewitt #AL186410. Brass, 31 mm. Abraham Lincoln for President
1864/US. Lustrous, AU+. $175-200
76. The Rail Splitter of 1830. Dewitt #AL1860-3.
Large 41 mm. white metal token features Lincoln on
the obverse The President of the U.S. 1861. Reverse
shows Lincoln splitting logs and the legend The Rail
Splitter of 1830. Grades XF+ with a gouge on the
obverse at 7:00 and several minor dings around the
rim. $200-250
72. Lincoln memorial token, 1865. Brass, 28 mm.
Lustrous, about uncirculated. Abraham Lincoln,
President of the U.S. 1864/Born Feb. 12. 1809.
Assassinated April 14th 1865. $90-100
73. Lincoln memorial token, 1865. White metal, 31
mm. About uncirculated, holed for suspension. In
Memory of Abm. Lincoln, Died, April 15, 1865.
Reverse has a blank circle in center surrounded by
overlapping star design. $60-70
77. Rare 1871 Lincoln Emancipation medal in silver. Large, 46 mm. Lustrous, about uncirculated.
Abraham Lincoln President of the United States
Barber (engraver’s name in small letters under
Lincoln’s bust)/March 4, 1861 to April 15, 1865.
Emancipation Proclaimed Jan. 1, 1863. Medal Series
of the U.S. Mint. J. Pollock 1871 Director. Records
indicate that there were only 13 of these medals
struck in silver. $650-750
80. Lincoln memorial token, c. 1865. Copper, 26
mm. AU+. Abraham Lincoln (with engraver’s name
“J.A. Bolen” under Lincoln’s bust)/With Malice
Toward None. With Charity for all. $80-90
81. Lincoln pinback photo under glass, encased in
oval brass frame with original pin and clasp. This has
been pinned
to a patriotic
rosette,
undoubtedly
from
the
1864 campaign. The
oval pin measures 14 x 18
mm. and is in pristine condition. Well made and rare.
$800-1000
82. Lincoln 1861 Inaugural medalet. 20 mm., in silver. (Bust of Lincoln)/Abraham Lincoln Inaugurated
President
March 4, 1861
Freedom to All.
Uncirculated
with beautiful
natural toning.
$150-175
87.
83. 1860 Lincoln & Hamlin campaign
ribbon. 2 ½ x 7 ½”. Republican
Candidates on American flag at top,
and, below the image of Lincoln: For
President, A. Lincoln, of Illinois. For
Vice President, H. Hamlin, of Maine.
There is some separation of the ribbon
top center, and near the “P” in
“Republican”. Light and minor stain to
the right of “Maine”. $800-900
84. 1860 Lincoln campaign envelope features a
large image of Lincoln with a smaller image Lincoln
as a “rail splitter”. Incorporated into the fence within
a banner is “Lincoln & Hamlin”. Scarce variety,
85. Early Lincoln framed albumen photograph taken
by William Marsh of Springfield, Illinois, on May 20,
1860. Photo #21 in Ostendorf. Rare, early, pre-presidential image of
Lincoln. The 9 ¼ x
11 ¼” frame shows
some paint loss and
appears to be from
the period with oval
wooden back and
square nails. There
appears to be light
and minor surface
scuffs on Lincoln’s
right and left shoulders. $1800-2200
Lincoln-Johnson electoral ticket from Ohio,
1864. Reverse
features
an
American
eagle with E
Pluribus
Unum within
the circle, and
Rally ‘round
the
Flag,
Boys! Rally
once again!
outside the
circle. 2 7/8 x
8”. Excellent
condition, but
the obverse
has
been
printed close
to the right edge, as made. $100-125
88. c. 1864 Lincoln carte
de visite with tipped-in
oval albumen photo. Top
corners are clipped. Blank
reverse. $40-50
89. c. 1864 Lincoln carte
de visite published by E.
Anthony,
New
York.
Corners are dog-eared, 2
stains top center. $60-70
91. Douglas & Johnson ferrotype from the 1860
campaign in
excellent condition with
sharp, clear
i m a g e s .
Virtually
mint. 24 mm.
$350-375
92. Stephen Douglas campaign token. Dewitt
#SD1860-11. Brass, 28 mm. XF-AU with some original luster. $100-125
93. John Bell brass eagle shell with original pin
from the 1860 campaign. 1” wide. For President is
embossed below a shield-shaped albumen photograph of Bell. There is some
light staining, mostly to the
right of Bell’s portrait. Ultra
rare, there is a matching
Lincoln which appeared in the
Tom Slater auctions of several
years ago (from the Chick
Harris
collection)
which
brought over $7,800. $30003500
94. Bell & Everett ferrotype from the 1860 campaign.
24 mm. The Bell side is pristine. The Everett side has
minor bubbling on the emulsion of the tintype. $150175
90. Lincoln and Hamlin “Political Processions” circular from the 1860 campaign.
10 ½ x 15 ½”. Shows images of two campaign torches, and offers lanterns, caps,
capes, and uniforms for sale by Charles H. Cooper in New York. Specifically mentions the Young Men’s Republican Union, the Rail Splitter’s Battalion, and the Wide
Awakes. There is a ¾ x 1 ¾” chunk out of the top right corner. Mounted on a cardboard backing decades ago. $200-300
95. Large John Bell token from the 1860 campaign.
Dewitt #JBell1860-1. White metal, 38 mm. For
President John Bell of Tennessee/E Pluribus Unum.
XF+ with traces of original luster. Several minor
dings on the rim, which is not uncommon for these
soft white metal tokens of the 19th century. $200225
86. Oversize Lincoln
& Hamlin electoral
ticket
from
Massachusetts, 1860.
5 x 11 7/8”. Grades
VF-XF overall with just
several small areas of
light and minor discoloration. $150-175
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102.
John
C.
Breckinridge carte de
visite. Circa 1860, published by E. Anthony in
New
York
“From
Photographic Negative
in Brady’s National
Portrait Gallery”. One
light
spot
near
Breckinridge’s ear, 2
light spots on his overcoat. $100-125
96. John Bell campaign token. Dewitt #JBell1860-7.
Brass, 28 mm. John Bell, Union Candidate for the
Presidency, 1860/The Constitution and the Union.
Now and Forever. XF+ with some original luster.
$100-125
97. Bell & Everett electoral
ballot
from
Maryland, 1860. 3 x 4 ½”.
Under the engraving of
Washington is The Union,
the Constitution, and the
Enforcement of the Laws.
Scarce, and in excellent
condition. $100-125
98. Breckinridge and Lane jugate
ferrotype enclosed in beaded
brass. 21 mm. Pin is missing.
There are some light, scattered
scratches on the tintype, so take a
good look at the photo.
Commands $4,000+ in excellent
condition. $1600-1800
99. Breckinridge and Lane ferrotype from the 1860
campaign. 24 mm. Breckinridge side is just a bit
dark. Lane has some specks, confined mostly to his
forehead. $150-175
100. Tiny Breckinridge and
Lane ferrotype from the 1860
campaign measures a mere
14 mm. Pristine condition.
$300-350
101. Breckinridge & Lane ribbon
from the 1860 campaign features a
rooster at top. 2 x 8 ½”. Scattered,
tiny pinholes, mostly near the top.
There is some discoloration near the
bottom 1 ¾” of the ribbon around
“Lane”. Rare and quite desirable.
$450-550
103. Civil War patriotic
pin, c. 1863. “Union” in
raised letters at bottom.
1 1/8 x 1 ¼”. Excellent
condition, original pin.
$125-150
108. Alexander Stephens carte
de visite c. 1862. Published by
Anthony, New York, from a
Brady negative. Hand-written on
the front is A.H. Stevens (sic)
rebel Vice President. The top
has been trimmed. $60-70
109. McClellan tintype hat badge. Rare and unusual. Oval portrait
of
George
McClellan on a
shield-shaped
badge.
Two
prongs on the
back indicate
that this is a hat
badge.
Bold
display piece in
excellent condition measures
1 5/8 x 1 5/8”.
$1100-1300
104. Civil War patriotic
pin, c. 1863. Eagle on
shield. 1 x 1 ¼”. Excellent
condition, original pin.
$90-100
105.
Confederate
States ballot
from
1861
promoting
Jefferson Davis
for president
and Alexander
Stephens for
vice president.
4 ¼ x 4 ½”.
The signature
on the back
indicates that
this was taken
to a polling place and cast as a ballot on election day.
$150-200
106. Jefferson Davis
carte de visite c. 1862.
Tipped-in oval albumen
portrait
of
the
Confederate President is
surrounded
by
an
embossed, ornamental
design. Blank reverse.
VF-XF. $100-125
107. Jefferson Davis carte de
visite c. 1862. Published by
Anthony, New York, from a
Brady negative. Shows some
aging and a chip out of the top
left corner. $50-60
110. McClellan Civil War dog tag. Unholed. Brass,
30 mm. Major General G.B. McClellan War of 1861.
Blank reverse. About uncirculated with some original
luster. $125-150
111. 1864 McClellan campaign token. Dewitt
#GMcC1864-21. White metal, 28 mm. Maj. Gn.
Geo. B. McClellan 1864/The Union Must and Shall
Be Preserved (with George Washington in center
flanked by flags). About uncirculated and retains
most of its original luster. $90-100
112. McClellan & Pendleton
jugate carte de visite from the
1864 campaign. Clipped corners,
otherwise excellent condition.
Front and back are shown. Very
rare. $300-400
113. McClellan tintype
carte de visite with
embossed ornamental
design around the photo.
Excellent
condition.
$300-350
114. 1864 McClellan copper
token. Dewitt #GMcC1864-28.
22 mm. Uniface, this was intended for use as a pin, which is missing from the back. Little Mac for
President Spades are Trumps.
VG-F. $40-50
115. McClellan satirical carte de visite is
titled
Sudden
Appearance of the
Great War Chief GeeBee-Mac-Cee to the
Peace Council. 1864,
published by L.H.
Stephens, Philadelphia.
Scuff on McClellan’s
cheek and several
smaller scuffs on his
body. $80-90
116. McClellan 1864 campaign print by Currier &
Ives. Majr. Genl. George B. McClellan. The Peoples
Choice for Seventeenth President of the United States.
Nice, vibrant colors.
Frame (which is old but
probably not from the
period) measures 14 x
17”. Scattered minor
creases, overall excellent condition, and free
of the normal discoloration which is typical
on these early Currier &
Ives prints. $300-350
117.
Grant and
Colfax
ferrotype
jugate from the
1868 campaign. 1 ½
x 2 ¼”. Tintype photos set in ornate
brass shell and suspended from a brass
eagle with original
pin. There are several tiny scratches on
Grant and more
extensive scratches
on the Colfax photo,
mostly on his forehead. $225-275
118.
Cast
metal
McClellan on horseback
plaque, c. 1864. Bolt in
center protrudes from the
back, as made. Minor
gold paint loss. Measures
10 x 11 ½”. $200-250
125. Grant & Wilson jugate tintype set in brass with beaded border. From the 1872 campaign. 18
mm. VF, with one light, barely
noticeable scratch between Grant
and Wilson. Pin is missing. Rare.
$450-550
126. Grant Club badge from
1872. Dewitt #USG1872-25.
White metal, 25 mm. President
U.S.
Grant/Republican
Candidate for President 1872
Patient of Toil Serene Amidst
Alarms Inflexible in Faith
Invincible in Arms
1872.
Suspended
from Grant
Club brass
shield badge
with original
pin. $100150
119. Grant tintype pin from the
1868 campaign with purple paper
border and brass rim. Original stickpin. 17 mm. Generally XF with only
tiny, insignificant bubbling to the
right of Grant. $200-250
120. Grant tintype in brass frame
with original pin. 20 x 26 mm.
Black spot to the left of Grant and
minor bubble to the right of Grant.
$175-225
121. Grant photo in brass frame
with original stickpin. 20 x 26
mm. Excellent condition. $200250
127. Grant brass
shell from the
1868 campaign.
D e w i t t
#USG1868-44. 39
mm., uniface. “Let
Us Have Peace”
Ulysses S. Grant.
Intended to be
worn as a pin,
which is missing.
XF. $100-125
128. Unusual “USG” lapel stud. Hard
rubber composition, 16 mm. c.1868.
Excellent condition. $90-100
122.
Grant and Colfax
jugate from the 1868 campaign. Albumen jugate photos in ornate patriotic brass
shell with original pin. Near
mint condition. 20 x 26 mm.
$450-500
123. Grant and Colfax
clothing button from the
1868 campaign. Larger 26
mm. size. Albumen jugate
photo, brass rim, loop on
back. There is a light stain to
the right and above Colfax
which does not extend into
his image. $250-350
124. Large Grant albumen
photo in 1 ½ x 1 7/8” brass
frame and suspended from a
brass shell eagle pin with a silk
ribbon. Excellent condition
throughout. Large, commanding presence. $450-550
129. Gorgeous Grant brooch, c. 1868. Hand painted image of Grant on porcelain with original brass
bezel and t-bar pin. Near mint condition and measures an impressive 2 x 2 ½”. Exquisite detail and
quality. $2500+
130. Colfax lapel stud c. 1868.
Hard rubber composition with
brass stud. Marked “Wellings
Patent” on back. 20 x 26 mm. XF.
$70-80
131. Grant/Colfax
token from the
1868 campaign.
Brass, high relief,
21 mm. Unlisted
in Dewitt. VF-XF.
$80-90
132. Grant & Colfax woven
jugate ribbon from the 1868
campaign. 2 ¼ x 5 ¼”. Wellmade, impressive, and in
133. Grant “OUR CHOICE” ribbon from the 1868 campaign. 2 x
6”. For President, Ulysses S. Grant.
For Vice-President, Schuyler
Colfax. We Saved the Union in
the Field – Let us Preserve it at the
Ballot-Box. Scarce and in excellent condition, but a hand-written
message in ink on the back does
show through the front. $200-250
134. Grant & Wilson ribbon from
Michigan, 1872. 2 ¼ x 8”, with a
reference to Antietam, September
17, 1862. Generally excellent
condition with just a tiny split
between the “G” and “R” in
“Grant”. $225-275
135. Grant and Colfax carte
de visite from the 1868 campaign in excellent condition.
Blank back. $90-100
136. Grant 1865 carte de
visite. Historic pose of
General U.S. Grant wearing
a black armband, mourning
the death of President
Lincoln. Generally excellent condition with clipped
corners at top, not affecting
the portrait. $125-150
137. Grant fabric swatch from the 1868 campaign.
Measures 3 ½ x 5 ½” overall. Excellent condition.
$100-125
138. Grant advertising
carte de visite, c. 1868.
Scarce cdv features Grant
and advertises Thorne’s Art
Union in Kansas City.
Reverse is also printed:
Wm. E. Thorne, Importer
and Dealer in Artists’
Materials, etc. Scattered
light staining. $80-90
139. Grant knocks out Seymour in this rare and
unusual carte de visite
from the 1868 campaign.
Grant is telling Horatio
Seymour Peace I Want,
and Peace I’ll Have.
Appears to have been a
unfair fight as Grant is
smoking a cigar in
Seymour’s face, and
punching him in an area
that would disable most
men. Visible among the
spectators are Abraham
Lincoln,
Benjamin
Butler, and two black
men. Excellent condition. $175-225
140. Grant and Wilson
carte de visite from the
1872 campaign. “Despite
the annual large reductions
of the rates of taxation, the
public debt has been
reduced during General
Grant’s Presidency, at the
rate of one hundred million
dollars a year.” Rare, but
several creases. $80-90
141. Grant match holder, cast iron, from the
1872 campaign. 4 x 5 ¾”,
painted white. Much
scarcer than the Greeley
mate which is included
elsewhere in this auction.
$450-500
142. Grant & Colfax campaign banner shown on a
stereoview card. Small image, but you can see the
jugate banner with the lettering Republican
Nominations. For President
Ulysses S. Grant with jugate
images of Grant and Colfax.
Photographed by Wilson &
Co., Savannah, GA, and
hand-written on the back is
Election scene. Nov. 1,
1868. $150-200
143. Exceptional tintype from the 1872 campaign.
Shows a man on the left with a top hat which reads
U.S.G. (Ulysses S. Grant) Go East. The man on the
right is wearing a dunce cap which reads H.G.
(Horace Greeley) Go West. A terrific image which
clearly favors Grant. Excellent condition.
2 ½x
3 ½”. $1500+
144. U.S. Grant oil painting on canvas, c. 1868.
Large, 42 x 52”. Generally very fine-excellent condition with minor aging. $400-500
152. This Is A White
Man’s Government in
raised letters featuring a
bust of Liberty in the center, from the Horatio
Seymour campaign of
1860. This rare white
metal charm is looped for
suspension and measures
an impressive 28 x 45
mm. Excellent condition.
$400-500
157. Greeley tintype hat pin
from the 1872 campaign. Oval
tintype set in Horace Greeley’s
trademark hat (brass) with original pin on back. Measures 25 x
29 mm. and is approximately 5
mm. thick. An extraordinary
Greeley campaign item in excellent condition. $2000-2500
158. Greeley tintype stickpin from
the 1872 campaign measures 18
mm. diameter. With original stickpin and in near mint condition.
$550-650
145. Campaign rifle
torch,
c.
1870’s.
Measures 66” long,
appears
unused.
Generally excellent condition. $250-300
146. Seymour & Blair
jugate woven ribbon
from the 1868 campaign. 1 5/8 x 8”. In
original tassel. $675725
147. Horatio Seymour ferrotype pin from the 1868
campaign in excellent condition with original pin and
clasp. 24 mm. $250-300
148. Horatio Seymour pin from
the 1868 campaign. 1 x 1 ¼”.
Cardboard photo Seymour in
metal flag with oval window,
eagle at top. Original pin and in
149. Horatio Seymour ferrotype from the 1868 campaign. Brass border is lustrous
and pristine. Tintype has some
very minor bubbling 4:005:00. Original pin. 22 mm.
$225-275
153. White Men to Govern token from the 1868
campaign of Horatio Seymour. Dewitt #HS1868-5.
White metal, 32 mm. About uncirculated. Seymour &
Blair Democratic Candidates 1868/White Men to
Govern, The Restoration of Constitutional Liberty.
$125-150
154.
Seymour & Blair
jugate ribbon from North
Carolina. 2 ¾ x 7”. The
Constitution and the Union
For
President
Horatio
Seymour For Vice President
Frank P. Blair. Democratic
Club Wilmington, N.C. The
top half of the ribbon is
intact with just a couple of
tiny holes and some loss to
the ribbon upper right. The
bottom half of the ribbon has
major separation and some
loss to the ribbon near the
right center. Still, an exceptionally rare item. $650-750
155. Seymour & Blair jugate
carte de visite from the 1868
campaign. Seymour and Blair
printed at bottom. Excellent
condition. $100-125
150. Horatio Seymour tintype
pin with brass border. 23 mm.
Original pin. Some loss to the
emulsion of the tintype to the left
of Seymour. $90-100
151. Horatio Seymour carte de
visite from the 1868 campaign.
Hon. Horatio Seymour printed at
bottom. Excellent condition. $4050
156. Seymour & Blair jugate
carte de visite from the 1868
campaign. Horatio Seymour
and F.P. Blair printed at bottom. Some light spotting in
the field is confined to the
area above the portraits. $8090
159. Greeley pin from the
1872 campaign. Albumen
photo of Greeley in brass
ring surrounded by a sixpoint star which measures
34 mm. in diamteter. With
original pin. There is some
very minor chipping along
the right side of the Greeley
photo and some very light
and very minor discoloration on Greeley’s portrait. Doesn’t quite rate
excellent condition, but it’s
close. $450-500
160. Greeley pin from the 1872 campaign.
Albumen photo of Greeley under
glass and encased in a brass enclosure with original pin on back. ¾”
diameter. The thin clasp on the
back has broken off, a minor consideration for this rare Greeley
campaign item in otherwise excellent condition. $400-450
161. Greeley tintype set
in brass bezel flanked by a
nine-point star. Looped for
suspension. 32 mm. There
are several small areas of
emulsion loss, and bubbling over almost the
entire tintype. $100-150
162. Greeley’s trademark hat is
featured on this brass shield from
the 1872 campaign with Greeley’s
initials in raised letters below. 17 x
22 mm. Excellent condition, but the
pin on the back is gone. $250-350
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168. Greeley full
color print, c. 1872.
Measures 15 ¼ x
19”. Excellent condition and would look
great framed. $250300
163.
Greeley trade card,
c. 1872. Small format, 1 ½ x
2 ¼”. Advertises Three Crow
Extracts on the back.
169. Greeley carte de visite,
c. 1872. Light and minor stain
lower left. $40-50
174. Uncle Sam’s Choice in 1876. 1 ¾ x 2 ¼” fabric with tipped-in oval jugate photos of Hayes and
Wheeler. Uncle Sam is featured in the center. There
exists a Tilden & Hendricks mate which is equally
rare. A terrific little display piece in excellent condition. $800-900
175. Hayes tin shell from the
1876 campaign. Uniface, 28
mm. For President 1876.
164. Grant and Greeley advertising flier from the
1872 campaign promotes The Farmers’ Friend Grain
Drill and distributed by the Farmers’ Friend
Manufacturing Co. in Dayton, Ohio. 4 ½ x 5 ¾”.
Folded, shows minor aging. Printed on both sides.
$40-50
170. Greeley carte de visite.
Horace Greeley is hand-written in pen on the bottom.
Written in pencil on the back
is May 1st – ’71. Published by
Howell’s Photographic Art
Studio, New York. Excellent
condition. $50-60
165. Greeley carte de visite,
c. 1860. Early image of
Greeley before he grew his
white beard. Horace Greeley
printed on bottom. Blank
back. Excellent condition.
$40-50
171. Three B. Gratz Brown carte de visites, 1872.
Brown was Greeley’s running mate in the 1872 campaign. Each is printed “B. Gratz Brown” at the bottom. All have blank backs and all are in excellent
condition. $90-100
166. Greeley carte de visite, c.
1872. Classic pose with trademark hat. Horace Greeley
printed on bottom. Blank back.
Horizontal crease through the
center. $30-40
167. “A DEMOCRAT” in raised letters near the base
of this plaster bust. This goofy-looking character
appears to be a combination
of Horace Greeley and an
African American. The beard
is similar to Greeley’s in that
it starts under the chin and
extends to the front of the
neck. Our best guess is that
the intention was to poke fun
at Mr.Greeley, the abolitionist/Lincoln supporter/Grant
opponent/Liberal
Republican/Democrat.
Stands 6” high. Excellent
condition. $350-450
172. Greeley match holder
The mate to the Grant,
which appears elsewhere in
this catalog. Excellent condition and measures 4 ½ x 6”.
$350-400
173.
Hand-painted
Greeley portrait, c.
1872. Done in pencil,
chalk, and pastel. There
are moderate stains on
the left and right edges.
Paper shows some
aging. Top and bottom
edges have chips but
could easily be matted.
17 x 20”. $100-125
176.
Hayes
C e n t e n n i a l
Hatchet
from
1876. Brass, 1 ½”
long. Obverse has a
likeness of George
Washington with
Washington 1776
in tiny letters. On
the handle is Truth.
On the reverse is Centennial Pt. & V. Pt. (President
and Vice President) Hayes & Wheeler 1876. Very
unusual and the first we’ve seen. $200-250
177. Hayes and Wheeler
campaign. 2 5/8 x 4 ½”. There
is a horizontal split which
extends through 75% of the
jugate photos, and some overall aging. Still a displayable,
rare ribbon. $200-250
178. Hayes and Wheeler jugate
ribbon from the 1876 campaign.
Woven silk, 2 x 4 ¼”. Excellent
condition. $175-225
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187. Tilden & Hendricks jugate
pin from the 1876 campaign.
7/8” diameter. Cardboard jugate
photos are surrounded by ornamental gold on yellow paper border and enclosed in a brass collet. With original pin and in
179.
Hayes for
Governor ballot from
Ohio, 1867. 2 ¾ x 4”.
Lists
Governor…
Rutherford B. Hayes
and a host of candidates
for local Ohio offices.
Some very light aging
near the top of the ticket, overall excellent
condition. $50-60
183. 1876 campaign stereoview street scene of
Court Street – Binghamton, N.Y. – Looking West. In
the center of the photo is a street banner – you can
just make out the
jugate images of
Hayes and Wheeler
and the wording
For President and
Vice
President.
About a half-block
farther down the street is another banner – you can
just make out an image of Tilden, and, in large letters, Sam’l. J. Tilden. Published by L.E. Walker,
Warsaw, N.Y. Large, early style stereoview which
measures 4 ¼ x 7”. Excellent condition. $100-150
180. Hayes and Wheeler carte de visites from the
1876 campaign. Both in excellent condition. Bid on
the pair. $50-60
181. Hayes and Tilden advertising card from 1876
shows the two presidential contenders in a tug-of-war
over the presidential chair. On the chair is 1876 –
1877 Crayon Portraits, Signs, Ornaments and
Designs. J. Hinig 627 South Third Street Zanesville,
Ohio. J. Hinig, Designer. Similar to carte de visites of
the period, but in a slightly larger 2 ½ x 4 ¼” format.
A bit light and shows overall aging, but a terrific and
historical memento of the disputed 1876 election.
$200-250
182. Hayes & Wheeler jugate
stereoview dated 1877 and
published by I.L. Rogers in
Washington, D.C. 3 ½ x 7”.
Excellent condition and likely
issued to celebrate the
Inauguration. $60-70
184.
Postal card advertising 1876 Political
Campaign torches from F. Sturges & Co., Chicago,
dated July 10th, 1876. On a U.S. 1-cent postal card.
We are now manufacturing very largely our new
improved SWINGING TORCHES for the Fall Political
Campaign, and can supply them promptly in any
quantity. We would call especial attention to our
Globe Torch, just out, beautifully painted alternate
stripes of Red, White and Blue… Quite early for an
advertising postal card. Some overall darkening on the
left of the card. $125-150
185. Hayes campaign pipe from the 1876
campaign with original 9” stem and patriotic ribbons attached. Well executed transfer
image of Hayes. Excellent condition overall
with just some very minor inconsistencies
in the Hayes image. $400-500
186. Tilden & Hendricks
jugate tintype in a brass shield
shell. Tilden & Hendricks
1876. 27 x 30 mm. There is a
light scratch above Tilden’s
bowtie, and a light scratch
through Hendricks’ forehead.
Pin is missing. Still, rare and
impressive, and displays well.
$550-650
188. Tilden campaign
pin
from
1876.
Cardboard photo of
Samuel Tilden (about half
of the lettering is
obscured by the brass collet) on a 33 mm. six-point
star. Photo shows some
minor aging, otherwise
original pin. $250-300
189.
Large Tilden tin
badge from the 1876 campaign. For President S.J.
Tilden. Impressive size,
measures 1 1/8 x 1 7/8”.
With original pin. Tilden
image shows some minor
scuffs, but this is easily the
finest example among the
several that have surfaced
in the last decade. $400500
190. Tilden 1876 campaign ribbon. Bold, patriotic design.
Samuel J. Tilden under photo. 2
x 4 ¼” and in excellent condition. $250-300
191. Union Soldiers Tilden
Hendricks and Reform ribbon,
1876. 2 ¼ x 5 ½”. From
Indianapolis, Oct. 5th. Overall
excellent condition with just
some very light and very minor
scattered stains. $150-200
192. Tilden electoral ticket from the 1876 campaign. 3 ¾ x 7”. Bold
graphics.
Democratic
Republican Ticket Sound
Currency
An Honest
Administration Economy
& Reform
Will Bring
Prosperity! Excellent condition. $50-60
198. Garfield & Arthur jugate paper
photo with brass collet from the 1880
campaign. 17 mm. There is some light
and minor discoloration around the
portraits and a scuff on Arthur’s nose.
Pin is missing. $175-225
193. Tilden 1876 campaign street banner is featured in the center of this early stereoview of a street
scene (town unknown) and reads Economy & Reform
For
President
Samuel J. Tilden
For Vice President
Thomas
A.
Hendricks. Image of
the banner is a bit
fuzzy but still quite
readable. $100-125
194.
Tilden and
Reform
campaign
sheet music from
1876 with jugate portraits of Tilden and
Hendricks. 10 ¾ x
14”. Rare and in
excellent condition.
$175-225
195. Garfield canal barge pin from the 1880 campaign. Oval albumen photo of Garfield on a brass
shell canal barge with crossed flags and a patriotic
shield at top. ¾ x 1 ¼”. In his early days, James
Garfield was a canal bargeman and acquired the
nickname “Canal Boy”.
With original 3 prongs
on the back for securing to a coat or hat.
Near mint condition
and rare. $550-650
199. Garfield brass locket, c.
1880. Larger size 19 mm. tintype under glass in a 25 mm.
brass locket which also contains braided human hair
under glass on the other half
of the locket. A “remembrance” piece typical of the
period. Excellent condition
and quite unusual. $250-300
200.
Garfield and Arthur
campaign. 2 ½ x 5 ¾”. Garfield
Cadets. James A. Garfield
Chester A. Arthur Our Dads
Vote Right and we will by and
by. Courant Columbia. 1880.
Scarce ribbon with just several
light and insignificant stains
near the top. $250-275
201. Garfield 1880 campaign ribbon. 2 5/8 x 7”.
Garfield & Arthur. Ligonier
First Presidential Voters.
1880. Excellent condition.
$100-125
196. Garfield & Arthur
jugate tintype set in
ornate brass shell and
suspended from an
eagle with original pin,
from the 1880 campaign. 1 1/8 x 1 7/8”.
Excellent
condition
throughout. Tintype is
just a touch dark, as
made. $1200-1400
197. Jugate photos of
Garfield & Arthur in oval
enclosures on a fancy
brass shell, 1880. Looped
at top for suspension. 1 1/8
x 1 1/8”. Minor spotting
on Garfield and two very
light and minor stains near
the top of Arthur’s photo.
$250-350
203. Garfield and Arthur ribbon
from the 1880 campaign. 1 ¼ x 5”.
“1880” is written in pencil near the
top. Excellent condition. $75-100
204. Garfield Veteran Corps
ribbon from the 1880 campaign. 2 ¼ x 7”. Gold brocade
tassels. Gold printing is just a
bit light. Overall excellent condition. $100-125
205. Garfield 1881 Inaugural
ribbon. 2 ½ x 8 ¾”. 1837. Utica
Citizens’ Corps. (“UCC” logo in
center) Inauguration Washington
March 4th, 1881. Excellent condition. $125-150
206.
Garfield woven
table cover. Don’t know
if this is campaign or
memorial. 16 x 30”.
Generally excellent condition with a tiny area of fabric loss along the left edge
near the center. $200-250
202. Garfield albumen photo in
brass shell frame with original pin,
from the 1880 campaign. ¾ x 1”.
Barely noticeable light stain on
Garfield’s head and a tiny dig
below his tie detract little. $150200
Call us before March 29th if
you have questions about lots,
auction rules, or for general
inquiries.
207. Garfield and Arthur street
banner is featured on this 1880
stereoview of a street scene (town
unknown). Early style stereoview
measures 3 ¾ x 7”. Just a trace of
light spotting near the top of the
views. $75-100
208. Garfield and
Arthur bandana
from the 1880
campaign features
jugate
portraits
with a shipping
scene bottom right
and a pastoral
scene bottom left.
17 x 17”. Just a
couple of light
stains on the left
edge and top left
corner. $150-200
214. Hancock campaign tintype in ornate brass shell,
1880. Shell measures 28 mm.
overall. Hancock above portrait. Excellent condition with
original pin, but the Hancock
image is dark, as made. $350450
209. Garfield wall hanger
from the 1880 campaign. Cast
iron. Garfield is surrounded
by a horseshoe, with an eagle
at top. 3 ¾ x 6”. Excellent
condition. $150-175
215.
Rare anti-Hancock
stanhope from the 1880 campaign. If you hold this to the
light and look through the
pig’s ass you’ll see a sharp,
clear image of Winfield Scott
Hancock. Excellent condition. Measures 1” wide.
$300-350
220. Hancock and English carte de visites from the
1880 campaign. Matched pair. Gen. Winfield S.
Hancock. Democratic Candidate for President 1880
and William H. English. Dem. Candidate for Vice
President 1880. Both are in excellent condition.
$60-70
216. Hancock cardboard photo in
¾ x 1” brass frame, from the 1880
campaign. Very light and very
minor aging on the photo, with original pin. $200-250
210.
Garfield and
Arthur song book
from the 1880 campaign with jugate portraits. 24 pp., 5 ¾ x 9”.
Intact, generally excellent condition with
minor discoloration on
the cover. $90-100
211. President Arthur carte
de visite. Very light and minor
scattered foxing. CDV’s of
Arthur as president are scarce.
$60-70
212. Chester Arthur
cabinet card. Gen. C.A.
Arthur.
Taken
at
Chicago, June 8, 1880,
on the day he received
the nomination for Vice
President. 4 ¼ x 6 ¼”.
One light, insignificant
stain on Arthur’s forehead. Scarce. $100-125
213.
Winfield S.
Hancock cabinet card.
4 ¼ x 6 ¼”. Trivial
aging on the mounting
and a light stain above
Hancock’s cheek. Gen.
Winfield S. Hancock.
Democratic Candidate
for President 1880.
$50-60
217.
Winfield
Hancock suspender
clip from the 1880
campaign. Silvered
brass. 1 3/8 x 1 ½”.
Hancock is stamped
below the candidate’s image. There
are a couple of splits
in the thin brass.
Rare and unusual.
$200-250
218. Uncut sheet of 4 Hancock & English electoral
tickets from the 1880 campaign.
Measures 8 ¾ x
15 ½”overall. Excellent condition. $70-80
219. When Hancock Takes The Chair sheet music
from the 1880 campaign. 10 ½ x 14”. “No North! No
South! No East or West!
United everywhere; We’ll
give our Stalwart friends a
rest, When Hancock takes
the Chair.” Compliments
of James Miller, The Old
Reliable
Dry
Goods
House of Augusta, Ga.
Light aging, a few minor
chips along the edges, ¼ x
2 ¾” paper loss near the
top right corner on the
cover only. $80-100
221.
Hancock and English bandana from the
1880 campaign. Jugate portraits Winfield Scott
Hancock Democratic Candidate for President
William H. English Democratic Candidate for VicePresident. 18 ½ x 22”. There is some light staining visible in the white areas of the bandana, a couple of
minor fabric separations, and a small area of fabric
loss bottom center. $150-200
222. 1880 mechanical Century tobacco tin made
by Lorillard & Co. Tobacco. 3 ½ x 2 ¼ x ½”. There
is a rotating disk under the lid which spins to reveal
the 1880 presidential and vice presidential candidates (Hancock, English, Garfield, and Arthur)
through the oval window. Some light paint crazing is
evident, which is almost always the case with these
early tins. The portraits of the candidates are in excellent condition and show little wear from use. One of
the great early campaign mechanicals. $600-700
223. Hancock & English ribbon from the 1880 campaign measures 2 x 6 ½”. Excellent condition. $100125
229. Plumed Knight
brass shell badge from
the James G. Blaine
campaign of 1884 in
excellent
condition
with original pin.
Measures an impressive
1 ¼ x 2”. $150-200
224. Hancock collar box from the 1880 campaign.
Wooden box with gutta percha lid. Bust with Maj.
Gen. W.S. Hancock below. 4 ½ x 4 ½ x 3 ¼”.
225. Blaine &
Logan jugate portraits on cardboard, set in brass
shield shell with
eagle
above,
1884. 1 ½ x 1 ½”.
There is tarnish
on
the
brass
above the portraits, otherwise
excellent condition with original
pin. $200-250
226.
Blaine
1884
campaign
pin.
Cardboard
photo
of
Blaine in brass
shell
with
flags, raised
letters “US”,
and an eagle at
top. 1 ¾”
wide. Photo is
a bit light, otherwise excellent condition
with original
pin. $100-125
231. The Peoples Choice. Tipped-in oval cardboard
jugate photos of Blaine and Logan on fabric from the
1884 campaign. 1 5/8 x 2 ¾”. Great little display
piece in excellent condition. $250-300
227. Blaine Plumed
Knight badge from the
1884 campaign. Brass,
1 ¼ x 1 ½”. Features a
plumed knight with
pine cones above and,
in raised letters, Blaine
Logan Central Club
Buffalo. Excellent condition, but missing the
pin. $100-125
228.
Blaine
badge from the
1884 campaign.
Silvered brass.
Blaine in bold
raised letters on
a plume, with
original
pin.
Excellent condition, 1 x 1 ¾”.
$90-100
230. Blaine and Logan token from the 1884 campaign. Dewitt #JGB1884-2. White metal, 35 mm.
Jugate images of Blaine and Logan/Protection to
American Industry (eagle atop a patriotic shield)
Republican Candidates 1884. You’ll find the
Cleveland-Hendricks mate elsewhere in this catalog.
Lustrous, uncirculated. $50-60
232. 1884 Blaine campaign ribbon. 2 x 6”. Our Choice. For
President, James G. Blaine For
Vice-President, John A. Logan.
233.
Blaine and
Logan
campaign
badge pictured on a
carte de visite, 1884. Unusual, rare, and in excellent
condition. $175-225
234. Anti-Blaine “Salt River” ticket from the 1884
campaign. Cardstock, 2 x 5 ½”. Cleveland is Elected.
Put that in Your Pipe and Smoke it/Up Salt River! The
holder of this ticket is entitled to one continuous passage up Salt River on the elegant velvet cushioned,
$100,000,000 lined, flat-bottomed, mule-power,
Butler-backed, mud scow, Jim Baine. The Boat returns
in four years to enable the passengers to see who will
be the next Democratic President… Reverse shows
seasick black and white passengers, one of whom is
vomiting over the side of the ship. Minor creases and
light aging. $60-70
235. Blaine and Logan satirical ticket from the 1884
campaign. 2 ½ x 5”, cardstock. Free Pass For All
Republicans. This ticket entitles the holder, provided he is a member of the once grand and glorious
Republican party, to a free passage up SALT RIVER,
in the great Circus Steamer, Blaine and Logan. The
cabins are all newly papered with Mulligan Letters,
and supplied with the finest furniture, stolen from
the White House… Minor creasing and light aging.
$40-50
236. James Blaine
paperweight from
the 1884 campaign.
3 ¼” diameter.
Excellent condition.
$175-225
237.
Blaine miniature campaign flag from 1884.
2 1/8 x 3 ¾”.
Except
for
three trivial
pinholes in
the top white
stripe, this is
in excellent
condition.
$250-300
238. Blaine/Logan campaign flag from
1884. 1 ¼ x 1 5/8” paper flag with original
2 ¾” pin. Excellent condition. You’ll find
the Cleveland/Hendricks mate elsewhere
in this catalog. $175-225
239. Exceptional Cleveland-Hendricks badge from
the 1884 campaign. 1 ¼ x 1 3/8”. Jugate portraits of
Cleveland and
Hendricks
on
paper
and
encased in a
brass shell with
eagle
above.
Original pin and
in excellent condition.
$9001000
240. Cleveland campaign
torch pin. Albumen photo
of Grover Cleveland in a
brass shell campaign torch.
1 x 1 3/8”. Near mint condition with original pin.
Terrific item. $300-350
241. Cleveland knapsack pin.
Oval cardboard photo of
Cleveland in a brass knapsack
with original pin. 7/8 x 1”. A tiny
crack on Cleveland’s cheek,
minor aging. $100-125
242. Cleveland photo in brass
shell with draped flags, a star
above, and a shield below. ¾ x
1 1/8”. Pin is missing, otherwise
245. Large Cleveland brooch. Cleveland cardboard
photo under glass with brass collet and beaded border
measures an impressive 2 1/8” diameter. Photo is just
a touch light, otherwise excellent condition with original pin. $200-250
246. Cleveland 1892 tin
flag with original stickpin
measures 1 1/8” wide. Very
nice condition on an item
that typically has problems.
Grades an 8+. You’ll find
the Harrison mate elsewhere in this catalog.
$225-250
250. Cleveland and Hendricks token from the 1884
campaign. Dewitt #GC1884-2. White metal, 35 mm.
Jugate images of Cleveland and Hendricks/
Democratic Candidates 1884. Lustrous, uncirculated.
You’ll find the Blaine & Logan mate elsewhere in this
catalog. $60-70
247. The Next President tin
mechanical badge. When the
lever on the back of the badge is
depressed, up pops a portrait of
Grover Cleveland. Minor semicircle scuff on Cleveland’s face from
use, and some light, minor scuffing on the bottom tin portion.
Original pin on back. These are
never found perfect, but this
example is superior to most. 1 ¼”
wide. $350-400
243. Cleveland photo in
brass shell with eagle at top,
crossed flags and a star at bottom. 1 x 1 3/8”. Excellent condition with original pin. $125150
244. Grover Cleveland Dem.
Club of Ridgewood ¾”celluloid
pinback. John Gingerich feels this
is a very early pinback from the
1892 campaign. We have also
seen it described as a 1904 hopeful, so take your choice. $80-90
249. Cleveland/Thurman charm
from the 1888 campaign suspended from a brass watch fob.
Sepia photos of Cleveland and
Thurman under glass and
enclosed in a thick, brass eagle
shell. The charm measures 1 1/8
x 1 3/8”. Excellent condition.
$150-175
248. The President and Mrs. Cleveland in Atlanta.
Paper under glass with thick ¼” brass rim. Obverse
reads Our Nation’s Pride with photos of President
Cleveland and Mrs. Cleveland Atlanta, Ga. Oct.
1887. Reverse shows a large exposition building and
First Fair of the Piedmont Exposition Company, Oct.
10th to Oct. 22nd, 1887. Atlanta, Ga. Excellent condition with just a hint of staining on the obverse near
“Atlanta, Ga. Oct. 1887”. 1 ¼” diameter. Very rare.
$300-400
251. Baby Ruth tobacco tag from the early 1890’s.
Tin, 7/8”, very minor light scuffs. A pin has been
added to the back. Ruth Cleveland was born to
President and Francis Cleveland in 1891, between
Cleveland’s non-consecutive terms. The press began
calling her Baby Ruth, and
she
quickly
became
America’s
darling.
The
Curtiss
Company
even
named a candy bar after her.
The nation mourned when
Ruth died of diptheria at the
tender age of twelve. $30-40
252.
Cleveland and
T h u r m a n
jugate pin from
the 1888 campaign. 1 ½ x
3”. Cardboard
jugate photo
set in brass sixpoint star, suspended from a
brass eagle pin
by a ribbon.
Tiny chip out
of the top of
the photo near
the brass prong
and some tarnish on one of
the points of
the star. $150200
253. Cleveland and Hendricks jugate albumen photo
is enclosed in a ¾ x 1” brass frame and attached to a
carte de visite. From the
1884 campaign. Unusual
and in excellent condition.
$150-200
263. Cleveland 1893
Inauguration
badge.
Brass, 1 ½ x 2 ½”.
Souvenir Inauguration
S. Grover Cleveland
March 4, 1893. Trivial
tarnish on the “I” in
“Souvenir”. Otherwise
excellent condition and
retains almost all it’s
original luster. $70-80
258. Francis Cleveland pin holder. 1 3/8” diameter,
tin. Francis Cleveland in script around her portrait.
Reverse is an ad for Garland Stoves and Ranges. Mrs.
Cleveland was frequently used to promote a variety
of products in the 1880’s and 1890’s. Obverse is generally excellent with a few trivial dents. The reverse
has a scratch through “Stoves”. $75-100
254. Cleveland tintype. 1 ¼ x 1 5/8”.
Under Cleveland’s
portrait,
in
tiny
(reversed) letters, is
President
Grover
Cleveland. Excellent
condition. $125-150
264.
Oakland County Tariff
Reform League ribbon with a portrait of Cleveland. 2 x 6 ½”.
259. The People’s Choice ribbon with oval tipped-in albumen photos of Cleveland and
Hendricks. 2 ¼ x 6 ¼”.
Cleveland 1884 Hendricks The
People’s Choice. Nice graphics,
near mint condition. $150-175
265.
President and Francis
Cleveland pictured on this 2 x 6”
ribbon. Welcome To Our
President. Likely from the mid-late
1880’s, when the Clevelands
toured extensively. Light, scattered stains. $70-80
255. Cleveland/Hendricks flag pin from the
1884 campaign in excellent condition. Paper
flag measures 1 ¼ x 1 5/8”, with a 2 ¾” pin.
You’ll find the Blaine/Logan mate elsewhere
in this catalog. $175-225
256. Baby Ruth spoon pinback appears to be sterling silver, but not marked. In the spoon, in raised letters, is Columbian Souvenir, and, on the handle
1893 Baby Ruth. From the Columbian Exposition in
Chicago. 2” long with original pin. Excellent condition. $100-125
257. Cleveland cardboard photo set in
ornate brass shell and
suspended from a brass
eagle with a patriotic
ribbon. Pin is missing
on the back of the
eagle, otherwise excellent condition. 1 ½ x
3”. $175-225
260. Cleveland coattail
ribbon from the 1884
campaign. Jugate images
Cleveland
and
Hendricks.
Creston
Cleveland and Hendricks
Club. S.R. Davis, For
Congress (Iowa). 2 ¾ x
6”. Excellent condition.
$150-175
261. Brooklyn business men’s
Clevland (sic) and Hendricks
Club ribbon from the 1884 campaign. 2 x 5 ½”, with brocade
262. Cleveland And Hendricks ribbon from the 1884 campaign.
Flowers at bottom. Hand-painted
with brocade top and tassels.
Excellent condition. 2 x 7”. $80-90
266.
Cleveland &
Thurman jugate ribbon
New-York
Coffee
Exchange and Downtown
Business Men’s ’84 ’88
Cleveland & Thurman
Association. 3 ½ x 6 ½”.
Brass bar at top with original pin. Generally excellent condition with just
some minor ink loss on
some of the lettering.
$150-175
267. The People’s Choice tin sign supports Grover
Cleveland for president and promotes The Light
Running NEW HOME Sewing Machine. Capps &
Kimsey Mount Airy, Ga. 14 x 20”, multiple nail holes
around the perimeter. Rare and a great display item.
$500-600
272. Cleveland and
Stevenson jugate on
tin from the 1892
campaign.
Jugate
images with eagle at
top. For President
Grover
Cleveland
For Vice President
Adlai E. Stevenson.
As usual, this has tarnish around the border of the
obverse. The reverse advertises “American Tin Plate”
and has overall tarnish. 2 ¾ x 3 ¾”. $40-50
268. A Young Cleveland
supporter is pictured on
this 4 ¼ x 6 ½” cabinet
card from the 1888 campaign. He is wearing a
Cleveland-Thurman campaign cap, and his coat is
covered with 13 Cleveland campaign badges and ribbons including four Cleveland tin mechanical pins.
An exceptional photo in excellent condition. $200250
269. Cleveland and Hendricks jugate street banner is
featured in the foreground of this street scene mounted photo from 1884
and reads: Regular
D e m o c r a t i c
Nominations. For Pres’t
Grover Cleveland of
New York For Vice
Pres’t
Thos.
A.
Hendricks of Indiana.
Generally
excellent
condition with some
light and trivial foxing near the top. 4 x 5”. $150-200
270.
Little girl with
Cleveland campaign cap on
this carte de visite. Nice,
sharp image and in excellent
condition. $90-100
273.
Cleveland and
Stevenson celluloid badge
Die-cut celluloid features
jugate
portraits
and
Delegate
Second
Quadrennial Convention
Cleveland and Stevenson
National Association of
Democratic Clubs. At New
York, Oct. 4th & 5th.
Academy of Music 14th St.
&
Irving
Pl.
1892.
Suspended from a ribbon
with original t-bar pin on
back and a celluloid disk with Thomas Jefferson and
N.A.D.C. Comes housed in its original cardstock
folder which advertises the badge to delegates of the
NADC at a price of 15 cents each. $10.00 per 100.
Mint condition.
The
badge
measures 2 5/8
x 4 ½”. The
folder is 2 ¾ x
5 ½”. $250275
body of a rooster. The
cane head measures 2
x 2 ¾” and is in excellent condition. Among
the very best campaign
canes. $1800-2200
278. Harrison die-cut tin
flag
stickpin,
1892.
Generally excellent condition with several insignificant chips on the extreme
edges. 1 1/8” wide. You’ll
find the Cleveland mate
elsewhere in this catalog.
$175-200
279. Harrison shell badge
with oval portrait enclosed in
a shield with a ram’s head at
top. We’ll Get There. 1888.
Brass, 7/8 x 1 5/8”. Excellent
condition with original pin.
$175-225
274.
ClevelandThurman jugate bandana features a rooster
with crossed brooms
and Our Candidates
1888 Bandanna
For
President
Grover
Cleveland
For Vice
President
Allen
S.
Thurman. 21 ½ x 23 ½”.
Excellent
condition.
$250-300
275. Democratic Railway Club
1892 ribbon features a locomotive at top. 2 ¾ x 7”. Excellent
condition. $80-90
271. Cleveland and Thurman jugate stereoview from
the 1888 campaign, published by Littleton View Co.
In excellent condition. $40-50
277. Rare Cleveland
& Thurman cane from
the 1888 campaign.
Likenesses
of
Cleveland/Thurman
are enclosed within the
276. Cleveland & Thurman campaign ribbon. 6th Ward. Cleveland
& Thurman
James P. Pigott
Association. 1888. 2 ¼ x 6 ¼”.
280.
Harrison mechanical presidential chair.
Presidential Chair Who Shall Occupy It on the seat
flips up to reveal an oval portrait of Benjamin
Harrison. 1 x 2”. The pin on the back is missing, and
a tiny clasp which holds the seat down is gone. $125175
281. Harrison photo in brass eagle shell with original pin.
Measures
an impressive 1 ½ x
2”. Minor
aging on
the photo.
$125-175
282. Harrison & Reid
jugate photos in brass
shell with eagle above
and crossed flags below.
1 1/8 x 1 3/8”. Excellent
condition with original
pin. $250-300
287. Harrison and
Washington photos
on tin painted
flower. From the
1888 campaign and
celebrates the centennial of George
Washington’s election. 1 7/8” wide.
Excellent condition
with original stickpin. $150-200
283.
Harrison and
Washington tin shield pin.
1789 – 1889. 1 x 1 3/8”.
Excellent condition with
just a few trivial chips
around the edge. Original
pin. $175-200
288. Harrison/Morton brass charm from the 1888
campaign. 1 ¼” wide. Photos under glass in a sixpoint brass star shell. Looped for suspension.
289. Harrison pressed glass portrait embedded in a
brass shell. A
tiger-eye stone
is embedded in
the
reverse.
Looped for suspension. 7/8 x
1 ¼”. Excellent
condition.
$150-175
284. Showy Harrison & Morton badge from the
1888 campaign. Our Champions 1888 For President
Benj. Harrison, Ind. For Vice President Levi P.
Morton, N.Y. Protection for Home Industries on
paper and enclosed in octagonal tin, suspended from
a large brass eagle with original pin. Measures 1 7/8 x
3” overall. Large, impressive display item with just a
hint of staining on the paper. Easily grades an 8+.
$650-750
290. Harrison campaign badge. Photo of
Benjamin Harrison
enclosed in a sixpoint brass shell star
and suspended from a
brass eagle pin by a
patriotic ribbon. Diecut letters H S have
been applied to the
ribbon. 1 ¾ x 3”.
$175-225
285.
Harrison and
Protection 1892 1 3/8”
tin badge. Bright colors. Trivial ding on
Harrison’s right eye
and several very minor
scuffs around the edge.
Pin is missing. $175225
293.
Harrison photo
under glass enclosed in a
brass shield shell and
attached by prongs to a
patriotic ribbon. Measures
1 ¼ x 2 ¼” overall. Ribbon
has some minor fraying,
otherwise excellent condition. $100-125
294. Harrison campaign badge. Photo
of
Benjamin
Harrison enclosed
in a six-point brass
shell star and suspended from a brass
eagle pin by a patriotic ribbon. 1 ¾ x
3”. Bright, excellent
condition overall
with just a hint of
surface “crazing” on
the photo. $150200
295. Harrison photo surrounded by a
brass horseshoe shell with original
pin. 5/8” wide. Excellent condition.
$100-125
296. Harrison & Reid celluloid
jugate on a patriotic ribbon suspended from a lead badge which
reads PROTECTION with a spinning wheel and Harrison’s trademark top hat above. In small letters below the jugate portraits is
Copyright 1892 of the Home
Market Club Boston. The portraits
and the lettering on the celluloid
are light. Pin is missing from the
lead badge. Measures 2 ¼ x 6”
overall. $100-125
291. Harrison brass clothing button.
Profile of
Benjamin Harrison with
brass shell border. 1 1/8”.
Unusual and in excellent
condition. $80-90
286. Ornate Harrison brooch with an oval cardboard
photo of Harrison set in a fancy brass enclosure. 1 ¼
x 2”. Original pin. Excellent condition. $175-225
292. Classic Harrison top hat brass
stud in excellent condition. ½ x 5/8”.
$30-40
297. I’m For Harrison. R-U? Paper disks embedded
in a 1 ½” hard rubber token from the 1892 campaign
promoting Harrison for president/The Plymouth Rock
Pants Co. Excellent condition. $125-150
298. Harrison campaign
ribbon from Grand Rapids.
Jugate portraits of Benj.
Harrison and Levi P.
Morton. Western Michigan’s
Greeting To Gen’l Harrison
Oct. 4, 1888. We are for
Protection. Grand Rapids,
Michigan Delegation. 1 7/8
x 4 5/8”. Frayed at the bottom and trivial discoloration
top right. Rare. $125-175
299. Harrison & Reid jugate ribbon from the 1892 campaign.
Woven silk. Our Choice For
President & Vice President
Harrison & Protection with facsimile signatures under the portraits. 2 1/8 x 5 ¾”. Excellent
condition. $125-150
300.
My Country
Above Party ribbon.
Large oval albumen
photo of Benjamin
Harrison attached to
this large 4 x 8 ¼” ribbon. Great graphics
show crossed flags
enclosing a shield with
an eagle Progress
above and flanked by a
ship and locomotive.
Very attractive and in
$200-250
301. Veteran Tippecanoe
Club ribbon promoting
Benjamin Harrison on the
coattails of his grandfather features an image of
William Henry Harrison,
and a log cabin. Veteran
Tippecanoe Club. The
People’s Choice, Gen.
W.H. Harrison, 1840.
1888 The Nation’s Hope,
Gen. Ben. Harrison.
Brocade tassels with a star
on a patriotic rosette at
top. One minor separation
right
center.
Measures 2 3/8 x 9 ¾”.
$150-175
302. Harrison and Reid ribbon with
an applied, embroidered flower
from
the
1892
campaign.
Compliments of The Singer Manuf’g
Co. 1 ½ x 5 ¾”. Excellent condition. $90-100
303.
Harrison & Morton
Brewer & Galbraith ribbon
shows the silhouette of an old
man with a fishing pole and
Grover would a fishing go. 2 1/8
x 6”. Light stains near top. $125150
304. President Harrison in
Seattle ribbon. WELCOME
Wednesday, May 6, 1891 at
Seattle, Wash.
Benjamin
Harrison
Twenty-Third
President of the United States
Born August 29th, 1833.
Inaugurated March 4th, 1889.
Population of United States, 65,000,000
Population of
Washington,
349,516
Population of Seattle, - 43,914
State admitted November 11th,
1889. Compliments of John
Cort’s Standard Theatre. 2 1/8 x
6”. Scarce, early one-day event
ribbon from Washington, which
had achieved statehood eighteen months before President
Harrison’s visit. Light aging.
$150-200
307. Harrison 1888 campaign ribbon running on Grandpa Harrison’s
coattails. From Buchanan, Mich. 2
x 8”. Minor discoloration around
“1888”. $100-125
308. Tiffany Harrison and
Morton Association ribbon
from the 1888 campaign. 3
x 6 ½” with brocade tassels.
Excellent condition. $7585
309. 1888 campaign trade card shows candidates
Harrison and Morton, Cleveland and Thurman, with
Prohibition presidential candidate Clinton B. Fisk in
the background being served by none other than
Victoria Woodull. On the back wall is bust of Grant
with a banner that reads Let Us Have Peace. 3 x 5”.
Top left corner is chipped. This was cut out of a
scrapbook and is still mounted as such. $30-40
305. Harrison, Reid and the
Whole Ticket ribbon from
1892 issued by the W.H.
Andrews Marching Club of
Titusville, PA. 2 ¾ x 7 ½”.
Very light, minor discoloration. $90-100
306. Bold Harrison campaign
ribbon measures 2 ½ x 8 ¼”.
Bright, excellent condition.
$125-150
310.
1888 Campaign Badges flier from E.A.
Armstrong, Detroit, Mich. Pictures 9 different badges
for Cleveland and Harrison. Printed on one side and
measures 9 ¼ x 12 ¼”. Excellent condition with bold,
clear engravings. $150-200
320.
Commerce and
Industries. Classic 1 ¼”
multi-color McKinley &
Roosevelt jugate. Excellent
condition. $300-350
311. Republican Headquarters photograph from the
1888 campaign shows a log cabin and a banner with
jugate images of Harrison and Morton on the roof.
Printed on the back is Republican Headquarters,
Great Falls, N.H. Campaign of 1888. Mounted, 4 ¼
x 6 ½”. A terrific image in excellent condition. $250300
315. Cabinet photo
from the 1892 campaign shows a man
dressed in a military
coat and cap. He is
wearing a Harrison &
Reid jugate celluloid badge (an example of which is
included in this catalog) and another unidentified
badge (perhaps G.A.R.?). Excellent condition and
measures 4 ¼ x 6 ½”. $150-175
316. Cabinet photo
from the 1888 campaign with a stock
design Harrison and
Morton jugate inset.
Rare and unusual, with
some minor spotting on
the bottom 1/3 of the
photo. 4 ¼ x 6 ½”.
$150-175
321.
Protection. Sound
Money.
1 ½”
McKinley-Hobart
jugate,
1896.
Excellent
condition. $100-125
322. Sound Money McKinley and
Hobart 7/8” jugate stud, 1896.
Light, minor spot to the right of
McKinley and above Hobart. $3040
323. Union Veterans League
McKinley & Hobart 7/8” jugate
stud, 1896. Scarce, but scattered
overall staining. $30-40
312. Cabinet card from the 1888 campaign with
jugate photos of Benjamin Harrison and Levi P.
Morton. “We Are All Right”. Bold sepia tones. 4 ¼
x 6 ½”. Excellent condition. $50-60
313. What’s the Matter with
Harrison? ribbon measures 2
7/8 x 7” and features a caricature of a black man. Benjamin
Harrison was the first president
to speak out against lynching,
and he proposed an election
bill that would have given the
federal government power to
ensure that blacks were
allowed to vote. The bill was
defeated. This ribbon makes
fun of Harrison’s civil rights
policies and is likely from the
1892 campaign. Excellent condition. $150-175
314.
Harrison 1888
campaign match safe in
brass. Complete and in
excellent
condition.
Patd. Oct. 9 88 is
stamped on the lid. 1 ½
x 2 ½”. $250-300
317. Benjamin Harrison “frozen charlotte”. Tiny 1 ¼” long figure of
President Harrison in porcelain. These
miniature dolls were popular in the
1870’s – 1890’s and most were made in
Germany. Excellent condition. $125150
324.
National
Wheelmens
Club
McKinley & Hobart 1 ¼”
jugate, 1896. One light
stain to the right of
“Club”. $125-150
325. Our Choice for Vice
President Garret A. Hobart 7/8”
pinback, 1896. Excellent condition. $50-60
326. McKinley 1896 7/8” cello
shows a caricature of McKinley in
the presidential chair atop William
Jennings Bryan. Light stain near the
edge at 9:00, minor cello separation at 8:00 around the collet is not
visible from the front. $125-150
318. Our Choice Harrison and Morton bandana from
the 1888 campaign measures 21 x 24 ½”. Light, scattered spots which are only visible in some of the white
areas. $100-125
319. McKinley League State of
New York.
7/8” McKinleyHobart jugate, 1896. Excellent
condition. $40-50
327. McKinley & Hobart jugate cardboard photos
set in brass shell badge
with eagle above and
crossed flags below. 1
3/8 x 1 3/8”. Original
pin. Stains around
McKinley. Attached to
a patriotic ribbon and
a hand-written card
which reads This
badge was worn by
me in the campaign of
1896. $60-70
341.
Rare 3 ½”
McKinley for
President
sepia cello
from 1896.
Excellent
condition,
but missing
the pin on
back. $600700
328. American Democracy
1776 1896 7/8” cello for
McKinley & Hobart. Excellent
condition. $70-80
329. Hide & Leather Sound
Money Association 7/8” pinback
with McKinley and Hobart on a
tanned hide. Excellent condition.
$40-50
330.
McKinleyRoosevelt-Bliss trigate
from the 1900 campaign
promoting
William
McKinley for president,
Theodore Roosevelt for
vice president, and
Aaron Bliss for governor
of Michigan. 1 ¼”.
Excellent
condition.
$125-150
335. Bold 2 1/8” McKinley pinback in excellent condition. $80-90
336.
McKinley
T r a n s Mississippi
Exposition 1 ¾”
pinback from
Omaha, Oct.
10-15, 1898.
Light,
trivial
spot to the left
of
“Oct.”.
Looped for suspension at bottom. $80-90
331. Large 1 ¾”
McKinleyRoosevelt
jugate,
1900.
Bold graphics.
Light, trivial discoloration in the
white
field
a r o u n d
McKinley, very
light stain at
11:00.
$125150
342. McKinley trigate
from
1898
features
President McKinley at top
with William E. Stanley
for Governor and Harvey
Richter for Lieutenant
Governor, Kansas. 1 ¼”.
Rare and in excellent condition. $200-250
343. McKinley 7/8” coattail
stud from the 1896 campaign
promoting McKinley for president and David Clough for governor of Minnesota. Excellent
condition. $90-100
344. McKinley 7/8” coattail cello
from the 1900 campaign promoting McKinley for president and
George McLean for governor of
Connecticut. Excellent condition.
$90-100
332.
Lenawee County
McKinley Club sepia 7/8” stud
from Michigan. Scarce and in
333.
The Evening
Telegraph. McKinley 1 ¼”
pinback in excellent condition. $50-60
337. Double-sided McKinley celluloid disk from the
1898 Trans-Mississippi Exposition Compliments of
The Cudahy Packing Co., Omaha, Neb. Obverse features great graphics of Uncle Sam and Miss Liberty
dancing. Reverse shows McKinley. 2 1/8”, excellent
condition. $175-225
338. We Will Bloom
Again for McKinley &
Roosevelt 1 ¼” cello
from the 1900 campaign. Excellent condition. $100-125
345. Mechanical elephant pin from the 1900 campaign. Brass. “GOP” blanket on the elephant flips up
to reveal jugate portraits of McKinley and Roosevelt.
1 1/8” wide. Excellent condition in perfect working
order with original pin. $250-275
339. McKinley-Roosevelt First
Voters League 7/8” pinback from
1900. Excellent condition but
printed a bit off-center. $40-50
334. Lincoln – McKinley Association 1 ¾” sepia
with brass bezel. Rare and in excellent condition.
$250-300
340.
My First Vote
for
McKinley
and
Tanner 1 ¼” cello from
the 1896 campaign promoting McKinley for
President and John
Tanner for governor of
Illinois. From Kankakee,
Ill. Scarce, but overall
spotting. $40-50
346. Mechanical elephant
from
the
McKinley campaign, c.
1900. Brass elephant
head with “G.O.P.” in
raised letters flips open
to reveal a pair of
bloomers with a “chastity” lock For Protection.
Excellent condition, but the pin is missing. $200-250
347. McKinley and Roosevelt 1901 Inauguration ribbon badge. Ribbon reads
Inauguration of McKinley
and
Roosevelt
Washington, March 4th,
1901. 1 ½” celluloid
jugate in center surrounded by a pleated silk rosette
with brocade decorations
and two tassels. Some discoloration on the top of
the rosette and light discoloration on the right edge
of the ribbon. Ornate,
showy, and measures 3 ¾
x 8 ½” overall. $150-175
348.
McKinley and
Roosevelt Hide & Leather
Sound Money Association
1900 ribbon badge.
Double-sided 1 ¾” celluloid disk (same lettering
and graphics both sides) is
suspended from a celluloid pin bar by a silk ribbon, which has become
severed. Just a hint of discoloration
on
the
“McKinley and Roosevelt”
tanned hide. $90-100
349. McKinley ¾” porcelain stud
made by the O’Hara Co. in
Waltham, Mass. $90-100
350. Brass whisk broom with
oval cardboard photo of
McKinley, indicating a “clean
sweep”. ¾” wide. Excellent condition with original stickpin.
$90-100
351. Rare McKinley
“Protection”
badge
with an arm holding a
mallet
(representing
American labor) suspended from a sepia
photo of McKinley with
original pin. 1 ½ x 2”.
Excellent
condition.
$125-150
352.
McKinley
oval
cardboard photo
set in large
brass
eagle
with original
pin. 1 ¾ x 2”.
Photo shows
light, minor
aging. $80-90
353. True as the Flag printed
on
a
patriotic
ribbon.
Gorgeous 1 ¾” McKinley &
Roosevelt celluloid is suspended from a brass badge with a
silk flag. Measures 2 ¼ x 6 ¼”
overall. Celluloid is in excellent condition. Light discoloration on the bottom of the
ribbon and light scuff on the
silk flag near the brass loop.
Attractive and rare. $800-900
354.
Michigan Club
Banquet ribbon badge from
Detroit, Mich. February 22,
1897. 1 ¾” celluloid disk
of McKinley in center.
Measures 2 x 5 ½” overall
and is in pristine condition.
$100-150
355. McKinley Ohio’s Next Governor 1 ¾” tin shell
from 1893. Reverse reads: McKinley’s Tin Bill Will
Keep Yearly $30,000,000 in America, and Employ
20,000 More People. Excellent condition and
looped for suspension. $70-80
356. McKinley and Uncle
Sam ribbon badge from the
1900 campaign. Great graphics of the two shaking hands.
UNCLE SAM – WILLIAM
accept my congratulations. My
affairs have been looked after
satisfactorily for four years and
the people desire a continuance of the same management. Excellent condition and
measures 2 ½ x 7”. $150-200
357. “Protection” stickpin
with McKinley on an enameled flag in excellent condition with original pin. 1” wide.
$30-40
358. McKinley Club ribbon
badge. Hon. Wm. McKinley
London, O. Organized May 23,
1888. Either from McKinley’s
gubernatorial campaign of
1893, or his presidential campaign of 1896. Excellent condition and measures 2 ¾ x 8 ¾”
with an ornate brass badge at
top and brocade tassels at the
bottom. $125-150
359. McKinley Marching
Club ribbon worn by a
Drill-Master.
From
Monticello, Illinois. With a
7/8” McKinley celluloid
pinback attached at top.
Generally excellent condition with just a couple of
light, trivial stains. 2 ¾ x
10”. $100-125
360. McKinley ESCORT ribbon badge. Enameled
flag pin at top with a brass ESCORT plaque.
Suspended from a patriotic ribbon is a gilt 1 ¾”
medallion. Obverse: Commercial Industrial & Sound
Money Parade Oct.
27. 1900 (with a
farmer, miner and an
indian within a “gold
coin”. Reverse shows
an Indian left, sailing
ship right, and a
wheat sheaf in the
center within a patriotic shield, with
URBS IN HORTO on
a banner
below. 2 ½
x 4 ½”.
Attractive
and
in
excellent
condition.
$125-150
361. McKinley glass cube charm. ¾ x ¾” and ½”
thick, with an engraving of McKinley/American flag.
Thin tin strapping around the edge, looped for suspension. Light stains on the embedded paper. $6070
362. Early, 1892 McKinley ribbon. Gov. Wm. McKinley at
Leavenworth, Kansas, Oct. 24th,
1892. 2 ¼ x 7” and in pristine
condition. $125-150
363. McKinley & Hobart jugate
ribbon from 1896 measures 2 ¼ x
7” and is in pristine condition.
$90-100
364. Rare McKinley Union &
Confederate Veterans ribbon.
Shaking hands below a portrait of
McKinley and the inscription: The
Union Veterans of Canton, Ohio, to
the Confederate Veterans of
Virginia. Canton, Ohio, October
9th, 1896. 2 ¼ x 7 ¾” and in
367. M’Kinley Oil City, PA ribbon
from the 1896 campaign. Member
Executive Committee M’Kinley and
Hobart Club Oil City, PA. 2 ¼ x 9”.
368. 1896 McKinley campaign
ribbon.
Oil City, PA. To
Canton, O. Sept. 24, 1896.
Major McKinley’s Oil City
Friends. 2 ¼ x 7 ½”, one stain
near bottom right. $70-80
371. Photo of a man
wearing a McKinley
badge.
Cabinet
photo of a serious McKinley supporter. 4 ½ x 6 ½”.
Excellent condition. Comes with the very badge that
he’s wearing – 1 ¾” cello within a brass ring and suspended from a brass bar pin from a flag ribbon. Both
the badge and the photo are in excellent condition.
$150-200
372.
Large
McKinley
Ratification ribbon. McKinley
Ratification 1896
Sound
Money, Patriotism, Protection,
Prosperity. St. Clair, Michigan.
November Eleventh. Measures
3 5/8 x 10 ½”. Excellent condition. $125-175
369. McKinley one-day event coattail ribbon.
McKinley and Hobart. Republican Day, Inwood
(West Virginia), Thursday, Aug. 20, ’96 Atkinson and
Dayton (candidates for Governor and Lt. Governor of
West Virginia). 2 ¾ x 7 ½”, in excellent condition.
$150-175
365.
Large McKinley &
Hobart
jugate
ribbon.
McKinley and Hobart Our
Standard Bearers. Protection
For President and VicePresident, M’Kinley and
Hobart.
Sound
Money
Protection. Measures 3 ½ x
10 ½”. Bold, attractive, and in
near mint condition. $150200
366. McKinley & Hobart jugate
ribbon. Sound Money under the
jugate portraits. Business Men’s
Sound Money Parade, October
31st, 1896. Image of a locomotive within an oval at the bottom
and Hartford Steam Boiler
Inspection and Insurance Co.
Hartford, Conn. 2 ½ x 8”.
Attractive, with great graphics,
in pristine condition with stickpin at top. $125-175
370. Rare McKinley Confederate Veterans ribbon,
Macon. GA. Rare one-day event ribbon welcoming
President McKinley to the Bibb County Camp, No.
484, Confederate Veterans, Macon, Ga., Dec. 19,
1898. With a McKinley quote in small letters at the
bottom of the ribbon: “Every soldier’s grave made
during the unfortunate civil war is a
tribute
to
American valor;
and while when
those graves were
made we differed
widely about the
future of the government, those differences were long
ago settled by the
arbitrament
of
arms, and the time
has come, in the
evolution of sentiment and feeling,
in the providence
of God, when in
the spirit of fraternity we should
share with you in
the care of the
graves
of
Confederate soldiers.” 2 ½ x 10 ¼”. Pristine condition with a patriotic ribbon at top. $700-800
373. McKinley & Roosevelt
jugate ribbon with a pleated
silk flag. Jugate portraits of
McKinley 1900 Roosevelt
flank an eagle on a patriotic
shield.
Fourth District
Republican Club Cleveland,
Ohio. Very light and trivial
discoloration. 2 ¾ x 7”.
$125-150
374. Clark County Republican
Brigade ribbon features a portrait of William McKinley. 2 ¾
x 7 ½” and in excellent condition. $100-125
375. McKinley Club Branch
County ribbon in excellent condition. 2 x 6”. $80-90
376.
McKinley & Hobart
jugate woven ribbon from
1896. Republican Candidates
For President Wm. McKinley of
Ohio For Vice President G.A.
Hobart of New Jersey. Shows a
half-clad woman riding an
eagle with a Sound Money banner and PROSPERITY in the
background. 2 ¼ x 5 ½” and in
377. McKinley & Hobart
jugate ribbon from 1896
shows a raccoon seated
below a crescent moon and
McKinley
and
Hobart
Protection and Sound Money
Club,
SHARON,
PA.
Between the jugate portraits
of Wm. McKinley and Garret
A. Hobart is an eagle with a
small shield which reads
Sound Money Protection
Prosperity. Minor fraying on
the first four letters of
“Sharon”, otherwise excellent condition and measures
2 ¾ x 7”. $100-125
378. Photo of 2
young women with
campaign
hats
from the 1896 campaign. The hat on
the
left
reads
McKinley and the
hat on the right
reads Hobart. 2 ½
x 2 ½” photo on a
2 ½ x 4” mount, in
excellent
condition. $60-70
379. Mechanical advertising
trade card from the 1896 campaign. No Matter what Your
Choice, Mine is Breakfast Cup
Coffee It Leads All Others.
Seated in the “Presidential chair”,
the obverse
has a rotating
circular disk
which turns
to show the
heads
of
President
G r o v e r
Cleveland, Vice President Adlai
Stevenson, or candidate William
Jennings Bryan. On the reverse,
the disk turns to show the heads
of ex-President Harrison, ex-Vice
President Reid, or candidate
William McKinley. 2 ¾ x 5 ¾”, in excellent condition, and a card we’ve never seen before. $125-150
380. Photo of a child
with McKinley and
Hobart campaign kepi
from 1896. She is
standing next to a huge
fur rug. Photo is a bit
light but the letters on
the hat are quite readable. Cabinet size, 4 ¼
x 6 ½”. $80-90
385.
Republican
Campaign Song Book
1896 features jugate
portraits of McKinley
and Hobart. 12 pp., 7
x 10”, in excellent
condition. $40-50
386. McKinley match safe
from the 1896 campaign. Each
side is stamped For President
on the lid with a raised bust of
McKinley. Excellent condition.
1 ½ x 2 ½”. $175-225
381. “President McKinley and Governor Roosevelt”
postcard shows “Famous McKinley Front Porch at
Canton Ohio.” Photo has a 1900 copyright. $60-70
387. Full Dinner Pail candy jar.
Clear glass with original handle
and tin cup lid, which is oftentimes missing. Excellent condition
and measures 2 ½” in diameter
and 5 ½” high when the handle is
extended. $300-350
382. McKinley & Roosevelt jugate postcard from
the 1900 campaign. The Peoples Choice. William
McKinley Theodore Roosevelt. Pre-1904 postcards
(called “Private Mailing Cards” until just after the turn
of the century) issued for campaign purposes are
quite rare. This one is unused and in excellent condition with nice graphics. $150-175
388. Framed portrait of McKinley. Drawn in One
Continuous Line by T. Fleming around the border,
with a 1900 copyright. 14” diameter overall in the
original matting and frame. Overall excellent condition with just some minor cracks in the gold paint.
$150-175
383. McKinley & Roosevelt jugate postcard from the
1900 campaign. Jugate portraits of the candidates
within shields and flanked by an American flag and an
eagle. Wm. M’Kinley Theo. Roosevelt Republican
Candidates for President and Vice President. Another
“Private Mailing Card”. Rare, unused, and in excellent
condition. $125-150
384. McKinley clay pipe.
McKinley stamped on forehead. Minor chips around the
top of the bowl. $50-75
389.
McKinley
&
Roosevelt straight razor
with engraved jugate
images
of
William
McKinley and Theodore
Roosevelt in excellent condition. $150-200
390.
Campaign of
1900
Full
Dinner
Pail
paperweight
f e a t u r e s
McKinley on
the outline of a
dinner pail. 3”
diameter. Rare
$350-450
401. Rare Bryan & Watson
jugate. Peoples (Populist) Party
nominees for president and vice
president, 1896. 7/8”. Excellent
condition. $375-425
394. 1900 campaign umbrella with portraits of
McKinley and Roosevelt. This is the smaller size
umbrella, measuring 22” tall and 14” in diameter.
Scattered, moderate foxing on the fabric. $150-200
391. McKinley wooden toy spinning top. Paper
sticker with portrait originally said McKinley on top,
but most of the lettering is gone. The back sticker
reads: Souvenir from the home of McKinley with
patent dates and makers name, and is about 80%
intact. A chunk of the patriotic decorative paper on
the bottom half of the toy is missing. Measures 1 ½”
wide and 2 ¼” tall. $60-80
402. You Cannot Elect Bryan and “Carry” Watson
7/8” celluloid stud from the 1896 campaign. Bryan
and Watson were the presidential
and vice presidential candidates
of the Peoples (Populist) Party in
1896. This stud likens VP candidate Tom Watson to “Carry”
Nation. Rare and in excellent
condition. $200-250
403. Wm. J Bryan 1 ¼”
pinback from the 1896
campaign.
Excellent
condition. Mundane,
but a scarce variety.
$70-80
395. McKinley campaign cane. Scarce,
larger variety cane
head measures about
2 ¼ x 3 ¼” with The
Peoples/Choice
in
script stamped on the
base. Excellent condition with original
wooden staff. $200250
404.
Wm. Jennings
Bryan 1 ¼” sepia cello.
Unusual variety in excellent condition. $50-60
396. Bryan & Sewall jugate stud
from 1896. 7/8”. Excellent condition. $40-50
405. Bryan & Sewall jugate stud
from 1896. 7/8”. Excellent condition. $40-50
392. Full Dinner Pail bank from the McKinley campaign of 1900. Gold letters on a metal bank with
original handle. The original key is still attached to
the handle with a string. Condition is an 8+ with
95% original paint. Measures 2 x 3 x 3 ¼”. Very rare,
and the first we’ve ever seen. $400-500
397. Bryan 16 to 1 stud. The
“1” is on a gold disk, representing a gold coin. 7/8”. Scarce, but
stained. $40-50
398. Our Next President Bryan
7/8” stud from 1896. Excellent
condition. $30-40
399.
COMMONER
Guarantee of Bank
Deposits. Classic Bryan
1 ¼” cello shows his
portrait on a safe.
Excellent
condition.
$250-275
393. Sound Money Club campaign cane. Cast metal
top measures 2 ½” diameter. Made in the likeness of
a U.S. Liberty Head coin with 13 stars and 1896. On
the reverse is: Employees I & M Sound Money Club
Organized Sept 16 1896. Extremely rare and the first
we’ve ever seen. In excellent condition with original
shaft. $450-550
400. Our Candidates. Bryan &
Sewall 7/8” jugate stud from the
1896 campaign. Scarce, but a light,
trivial spot on Sewall’s nose. You’ll
find the McKinley & Hobart
“Sound Money” mate elsewhere in
this catalog. $40-50
406.
16 to 1
Free
Coinage Bryan 1 ¼” cello
$60-70
407. Bryan 1 ¼” picture pin. Bold graphics,
excellent
condition.
$30-40
408. The Indianapolis News The Great Hoosier
Daily cello features an oval portrait of William Jennings Bryan.
From the 1908 campaign. Bold,
bright colors with just some trivial lamination marks which
detract little. 1”. You’ll find the
Taft mate elsewhere in this catalog. $225-275
409. For President Wm. J. Bryan
7/8” cello from the 1908 campaign in excellent condition.
$40-50
410. Bryan 7/8” picture pin.
Tougher variety in excellent
condition. $40-50
411. For President Wm.
J. Bryan 1 ¼” litho, 1908.
Superior condition for a
pinback that usually has
problems. $50-60
418. Shall the People Rule? Scarce
¾” Bryan pinback from the 1908
campaign in excellent condition.
$175-225
419. For President Wm. J.
Bryan 7/8” pinback in excellent
condition. $30-40
425. 16 to 1 Can Suit You 7/8”
pinback promotes Bryan for
president and advertises the M.
Born & Co., who, we presume,
were tailors. Scarce and in
426.
Scarce
1 ¼” Bryan celluloid on a cardboard-like
watch fob. Near
mint condition.
$150-175
412. Bryan Day State
Fair of Texas 1 ¼” pinback, Oct. 20, 1908.
Very rare one-day event
pin made by Dallas
Badge & Novelty Co.
Light, scattered spots.
Unlisted, first example
we’ve ever seen. $350450
413. Scarce Bryan 1 ¼”
trigate from the 1900
campaign
promoting
Bryan
for
president,
Stevenson for vice president, and Samuel Alshuler
for governor of Illinois.
Light, trivial spots around
the top curl. $250-275
414.
Rare Bryan
Eclipse sepia pinback.
Partial Eclipse Will Be
Total in November.
Shows Bryan “eclipsing” McKinley. One
very light and trivial
stain at 7:00 near the
curl detracts little from
this rare 1 ¼” pinback.
$1500-1800
415. No Cross of Gold No
Crown of Thorns classic 7/8” pinback inspired by William Jennings
Bryan’s famous “Cross of Gold”
speech at the 1896 Democratic
National Convention. Excellent
condition. $250-275
416.
Bryan
&
Stevenson
NADC
(National Association of
Democratic Clubs) 1 ¼”
pinback from Ohio,
1900. W.J. Bryan Assoc.
of
Cuyahoga
Co.
Excellent
condition.
$60-70
417. 16 to 1 clock face
Bryan campaign in the
rarer 1 ¼” size.
Excellent
condition.
$70-80
424. Rare Bryan & Kern advertising jugate from E.M.
Wolf’s Sons Bellevue, O.
1 ¼” Back paper reads
E.M. Wolf’s Sons Xtragood
Clothes for Boys Bellevue,
Ohio. Moderate overall
spotting is most noticeable
in the white field behind
Bryan. In excellent condition, this pinback would
likely fetch $2000+.
$350-450
420. Rare mechanical pin from the 1900 campaign.
Aluminum, 1 ¾”. The top portion rotates to reveal
jugate photos of Bryan and Stevenson and the
inscription No Imperialism Trottle the Trusts. Rotate
the top portion ½ turn to see jugate photos of
McKinley and Roosevelt and the inscription William
McKinley Republican. There are some very minor
circular abrasions around the photos of Bryan and
Stevenson from use which detract little from this rare
pin. $1000-1200
421. Bryan “16 to 1” daisy pinback from the 1896 campaign in
excellent condition. 7/8”. $4050
422. Rare 1 ¾”
Bryan coattail
from the 1900
campaign promoting William
Jennings Bryan
for president and
John Beckham
for governor of
Kentucky with a
rising
sun
between the portraits. The back
paper reads Compliments of John S. Steers, Candidate
for County Court Clerk. Excellent condition. $9001000
423. No Cross No Crown ¾” pinback from the Bryan 1896 campaign in excellent condition.
$100-125
427. Multicolor Bryan pinback
from the 1908 campaign in
excellent condition. 7/8”. $4050
428. W.B.’s OK diminutive William
Jenning Bryan 5/8” pinback in excellent
condition. $30-40
429. Bryan & Kitchin
Club 1 ¼” coattail from
the 1908 campaign promoting William Jennings
Bryan for president and
William Kitchin for governor of North Carolina.
Ultra rare and in excellent condition. $12001400
430.
Exceptional 1 ¾” Bryan & Kern Statue of
Liberty jugate.
Great graphics
on this 1908
masterpiece.
Just a tiny pinprick on Bryan’s
right shoulder
and light and
minor haziness
in the blue background prevent
this from grading excellent –
but it’s close!
$2500-3000
431. Scarce 1 ¼” coattail from the 1908 campaign promoting Bryan
for
president
and
Bennett for governor of
West Virginia. Minor
discoloration in the red
background at 5:00 and
7:00. $325-375
441. Satirical “Bryan Money”. Lead, 44 mm. Free
Silver One Dime 1896/Bryan Money. XF. $50-60
432. Classic Bryan &
Kern Miss Liberty jugate
from 1908. 1 ¼” variety,
$400-450
433. Bryan “16 to 1” 1896 enamel screw-back ¾”
stud, with an applied silver bug in
the center surrounded by sixteen
silver disks, each with a $ symbol.
Intricate and well made. The screw
post on the back is intact, but this is
missing the stud, which is easily
replaceable. $70-80
434. Kansas for Bryan Denver, July 7, 1908 1 ¾”
celluloid disk with brass rim, holed for suspension.
Worn by a Kansas delegate, from the 1908
Democratic National Convention in Denver. Obverse
has light and minor stains around the edge. Reverse
has a depression in the right side of the celluloid. $6070
435. Bryan 1908 DNC
badge with classic 1 5/8
x 2 3/8” celluloid suspended from a silk flag,
attached to a 2 3/8 x 6”
ribbon. Celluloid is in
excellent condition but a
bit off-center and reads
Our Standard Bearer:
The Nation’s Commoner
William Jennings Bryan
Two of America’s Great
Essentials To Peace and
Prosperity Known the
World Over. On one of
the ears of corn is “From
Mr. Bryan’s Fairview
Farm.” There is some
light fading on the silver
lettering on the ribbon.
$1200-1500
436. Bryan & Kern mechanical tin badge with an
image of the White House and My Choice below. 2
x 2 3/8”. A button below “My Choice” releases the
jugate photos, which can be tucked behind the
badge. Scarce, complete, and in unusually excellent
condition for an all-tin badge. $300-350
437. Bryan oval photo in a brass eagle with original
pin. 1 ¼ x 1 ½”. A
spring in the back is
attached
to
the
moveable wings. The
is some chipping on
the bottom of Bryan’s
photo from 6:00 –
9:00. Scarce and
well made. $150175
442. Satirical “Bryan Money”. Same a preceeding,
but slightly different lettering obverse and reverse.
XF. $50-60
443. Bryan & Stevenson
jugate from the 1900 campaign in scarce 1 ¼” size.
438. Beaverdam Bryan Silver
Club 16 to 1 ribbon from the
1896 campaign features a
quote from Bryan’s famous
speech at the 1896 Democratic
National Convention: “You
shall not press down upon the
brow of labor this crown of
thorns; you shall not crucify
mankind on a cross of gold.” 3
x 8 ¾”. Excellent condition.
$175-225
444. Silver 16/1 metal badge with original pin. 1 ¼
x 1 7/8”. Silver wash/gilt gold on brass. Excellent
condition with some minor tarnish on the silver
wash. $30-40
439.
Our
Next
President
“Ask
the
Revenue Officer” 1 ¼”
pinback
promoting
William Jenning Bryan
for president. With silk
flag attached. Generally
some minor “cloudiness”
in the white field. Rare
and unusual. $150-175
440. Bryan silver bug stud.
Photo of Bryan enclosed in ¾ x 1”
brass shell stud with raised letters
Free Silver 16 to 1. Unusual and
in excellent condition. $100-125
445. Ben Tillman ribbon
features a portrait of the
South Carolina Senator
and his trademark pitchfork. The Tillman Club
Denver 1896 16 to 1.
Tillman was an ardent
supporter of free coinage
and an outspoken opponent
of
Grover
Cleveland and “gold”
Democrats. He threatened to go to the White
House and “poke old
Grover with a pitchfork”.
Rare. Shows light aging
and several minor pulls
in the fabric, but still displays well. 2 ¼ x 5 ¼”.
$200-250
446. Bryan visit to Augusta,
Georgia, ribbon from March 10,
1898. 2 x 6”. Two minor pulls in
the ribbon under Bryan’s bowtie.
Rare. $125-150
452. “Let The People Rule” coattail postcard from
1908 promoting Bryan for president and John Johnson
for governor of Minnesota. Scarce and in excellent
condition, but some of the ink from the postmark on
back is visible on the front. $125-150
456. Bryan and Roosevelt postcard shows a huge
rhinoceros representing the TRUSTS with
caricatures of Bryan in
a top hat and TR in a
Rough Rider hat. Bryan
is saying I will kill him
with my little bow and
arrow while Roosevelt
is saying I will tie him
to this great tree. Titled
“Two Mighty Hunters”
and, in small letters
below, From Wilshire’s
Magazine September
1906. Excellent condition, unused. $60-70
457. The Nations
Choice postcard
shows
Bryan
standing, flanked
by Lincoln and
Washington, and
From Lincoln to
Washington 1908
William Jennings
Bryan
for
President
The
Nations Choice.
Graphic and in
excellent condition with a 1908
postmark. $60-70
447. Bryan’s SECOND BATTLE!
Reception Committee ribbon
from the 1900 campaign. 2 ¼ x
7”. Bold and in excellent condition. $100-125
448.
Bryan ribbon from
Toledo Thursday, May 3, 1900.
Scarce, one-day event ribbon.
2 ¼ x 7”. Excellent condition.
$100-125
449. Bryan and Stevenson Tiger
Club ribbon from Galion, Ohio
1900. 2 x 5 ½”. Excellent condition. $70-80
450. Bryan Day ribbon from
Ottawa (Kansas?), June 25,
1897. 1 5/8 x 4 ½”. Scarce and
in excellent condition, but
printed off-center. $80-90
451. Bryan coattail ribbon
from 1896 promoting William
Jennings Bryan for president
and White for governor of
Ohio. 2 ¾ x 8”. $150-175
453. “Let The People Rule” coattail postcard from
1908 promoting Bryan for president and Adlai
Stevenson for governor of Illinois. Rare. One chip
near the top left, and a minor corner crease bottom
right. $125-150
454. Bryan postcard shows the
candidate beating a
drum with a plush
fabric center, and a
donkey
pull-toy
trailing behind. Fall
in Line Join My
Band I’ll Show you
the Promised Land;
No Big Sticks for
Mine; New Ideas
all the Time. Some
minor creasing is
evident on the
front, and appears
more serious on the
back. Postmarked
1908. $50-60
455. Bryan coattail postcard showing photos of
Bryan, Kern, and H.D. Flood. Appomattox, Va.,
October 28, 1908. Dear Sir: Please help us see that
every Democrat at
your precinct votes
and that every possible vote is polled
for Bryan, Kern
and Flood on next
T u e s d a y ,
November
3rd,
1908. Sincerely
yours, (facsimile
signature)
H.D.
Flood. Flood was
a candidate for
Congress, Virginia.
Rare and in excellent
condition.
$150-200
458. Jugate postcard from 1908 shows candidates
William J. Bryan and John W. Kern seated on a
bench. Printing on
the back indicates
that the photo was
taken at “Fairview”,
Mr. Bryan’s home,
on June 13th, it
being the first
meeting of these
two
gentlemen
after
the
Democratic
Convention…
Some of the ink
from the back is
visible on the front,
otherwise excellent
condition. $40-50
459. The Candidates at Exercise postcard from 1908
shows caricatures of Bryan The Commoner with a
pitchfork and an inset of Lincoln splitting wood, and a
fat Taft The Plutocrat playing golf. Which Will You
Have President of our Republic? Minor crease. $4050
460. Bryan Speaking at Phillipsburg, N.J. Oct. 23,
1908 postcard. Printed photo of a campaign rally with
a huge Bryan and Kern jugate banner in the background. Excellent condition, unused. $30-40
465. Bryan caricature postcard shows “Miss
Democracy” holding a flower with a “1908” tag.
Inscription at bottom reads Teasing I Am Only
Teasing You. With a 1908 postmark. Excellent condition. $80-90
461. Same as preceeding, but slightly different pose
of Bryan and taken at a slightly different angle. $3040
462. Man wearing a Bryan ribbon cabinet photo. The
ribbon reads: I Vote for
Bryan
and
Honest
Money. Dated 1896.
Nice,
clear
image.
Excellent condition. 4 ¼
x 6 ¼”. $90-100
466. Bryan campaign banner is hanging on the wall
in this interior parlor scene photo with a pump organ
in the foreground. The fringed velvet banner reads:
Bryants (sic) The Banner District of Fulton Co. For
Free Coinage Democratic Primary 1896. 3 ¾ x 5 ½”
photo is in excellent condition, but the mount has
chipping on the corners. $70-80
467. U.C.V. card with Bryan and Roosevelt. Not a
postcard, but same size. N.B. Forrest Camp United
Confederate Veterans Chattanooga Tenn…Sept. 4th
1906. Shows caricatures of Bryan returning from an
overseas trip, and Teddy Roosevelt with a 3rd Term
NO! “big stick”. Teddy is fretting I’m afraid that
Fellow is after my job. Rather crudely done and
unusual. In excellent condition. $50-60
470. Anti-Bryan plaster
bank with 98% original
paint. A fat William
Jennings Bryan has been
caught with his pants
down,
defecating.
Suffice it to say that this
accurately portrays the
excretion of waste matter, right down to the last
detail, and has to rank as
one of the rudest campaign items ever made.
The implication is that
Bryan is “full of crap”.
Small chip on his right
shoe, otherwise excellent condition. Measures
about 2 ½ x 3 ¼ x 5 ½”.
$300-400
471. Bryan campaign sea shell from
the 1908 campaign.
Bryan & Kern for
President carved on
top. Excellent condition and measures about 3” wide.
$100-125
472. Pair of Bryan “16 to 1” dexterity puzzles made
by The Union Novelty Co. There is a raised brass
mound in the center, with
16 silver balls and 1 gold
ball. To Solve the Puzzle,
Get the Silver Balls in First,
then the Gold One. Each
puzzle measures 1 x 2 x 2”,
with minor chipping on the
paper overlay. $250-300
463. “His Master’s Voice” postcard poking fun at
William Jennings Bryan in his third attempt to gain
the presidency, 1908. Excellent condition. $70-80
464.
Greetings From National Democratic
Convention July 1908 postcard shows Bryan riding a
donkey toward the city of Denver, and passing a
“G.O.P.” elephant that’s falling off a cliff. Our Turn
Next. Scarce and in excellent condition. $80-90
469. Double jugate postcard from the 1908 campaign with jugate photos of William H. Taft and James
S. Sherman Republican Candidates and jugate photos
of William J. Bryan and John W. Kern Democratic
Candidates. On the back is an explanation of How
The President and Vice President are Elected by
Electors of the United States. Scarce. Trivial stain on
the left edge. $90-100
468. Bryan and Kern are seated side by side on this
mounted photograph of The Democratic Editors
of…Indiana at Fountain Par with Hon W.J. Bryan
8/14-07. Photo has a 1” tear at the top and the mount
has some creasing and corner chips. Measures 10 x
12” overall. $100-125
473. Bryan sterling silver campaign spoon. Shows a
portrait of Bryan on the front, reverse has a swastika,
four-leaf clover and a wishbone and Good Luck.
Stamped “sterling”. 5 ½” long. Excellent condition
with minor tarnish. $70-80
480.
“They Stand
Together” 1 ¼” pinback
picturing
President
Roosevelt
and
For
Congress John B. Corliss
(Michigan, 1902). Rare
and in excellent condition,
but a bit off-center. $300400
474.
Convention
National
Republican
L e a g u e
Roosevelt &
Fairbanks
jugate from
Indianapolis,
Oct., 1904.
Large 1 ¾”
diameter.
Excellent
condition
and rare. $650-750
487.
Monroe Fair
Roosevelt sepia set in
1 1/8” brass bezel.
$100-125
481.
TR-Fairbanks 7/8”
California jugate features a
California grizzly bear with a
backdrop of sun rays flanked by
portraits of the candidates.
Made by Pasquale Co. in San
Francisco. Excellent condition.
$275-325
488. Theodore
Roosevelt 1 ¾”
cello. Excellent
condition and
scarce. $125150
475. Classic Miss Liberty
TR-Fairbanks 1 ¼” jugate
$250-300
482. RooseveltFairbanks sepia
jugate in excellent condition.
1 ¾”. $100-125
476. Roosevelt & Fairbanks
7/8” jugate in excellent condition. Made by Baltimore Badge
Co. $100-125
477.
“Roosevelt and
Fairbanks
1904” 1 ¾”
sepia jugate in
excellent condition. $175225
478. 2 ¼” TR Vicksburg, Miss. 2 ¼” pinback dated
Oct. 21st, 1907. Rare, but some spotting mostly
around the curl in the white field. $200-250
479. Roosevelt campaign spectacles badge with
raised jugate images of Roosevelt 1904 Fairbanks. 5/8
x 1 7/8”. Excellent condition. $150-200
489. Graphic TR celluloid 7/8”
pinback in excellent condition
made by Baltimore Badge &
Novelty Co. $60-70
490. Theodore Roosevelt
1 ¼” pinback in excellent
condition. Made by the
F.F. Pulver Co. $80-90
483. 1 ¼” TR pinback
Whitehead & Hoag.
$80-90
484.
32nd
Ward “Vote-ItStraight” 1 ¾”
TR
pinback.
Very rare, with
just some very
light,
trivial
spotting in the
white border
which is barely
noticeable.
$200-300
485.
“Stand Pat!”
Classic
Theodore
Roosevelt 1 ¼” cello
with playing cards
marked Sound Money
Expansion Protection
Prosperity. In excellent
condition with the original Stand Pat Button Co.
back paper. $275-325
491. TR & Fairbanks jugate ¾”
celluloid disk with swivel pin features a Liberty Cap at top and, in
tiny letters, Roosevelt & Fairbanks
under the portraits. Excellent condition and rare. $250-300
492.
1904 Theodore
Roosevelt 1 ¼” pinback
shows a factory scene at
left and a sailing ship at
right. Excellent condition.
Whitehead & Hoag. $100125
493. Marquette Club TR 7/8”
sepia from the 1904 campaign
in excellent condition. $100125
condition,
made
by
Baltimore
Badge
&
Novelty Co. $80-90
494. Sepia “Theodore
Roosevelt” 1 ¼” pinback
Ehrman Mfg. Co. $55-65
495. German American 1 ¼” pinback features photos of Prince Henry of
Prussia and Theodore
Roosevelt with crossed
German & American
flags.
From
Prince
Henry’s visit to the
United States in March of
1902. Scarce, with some
light discoloration. $150200
496. Exceedingly rare “BULL MOOSE” TR caricature oval 1 1/16 x 2 3/8” celluloid pinback from the
1912 Progressive Party campaign portrays Roosevelt
in a Rough Rider hat with
moose antlers, a red bandana, and the trunk of an
elephant. In excellent condition. Although this pinback is pictured in Hake,
we are not aware that an
example has ever changed
hands, so our estimate on
this rarity is, at best, a
guess. $2500-3000
497. TR Arizona for Joint-Statehood sepia 7/8” pinback in excellent condition. In 1904, Congress enacted legislation to allow joint statehood to the sparsely
populated territories of Arizona and New Mexico, if
the citizens of both territories voted in favor. The idea
was to allow representation without giving an inordinate amount of power to Senators representing relatively small populations. New Mexico voted in favor
of joint statehood but the vote in Arizona was 5 to 1
against, as the proposal would
have named the new state “New
Mexico” with the capital city in
Santa Fe. Both territories would
later attain separate statehood in
1912. This historical pinback
reflects Roosevelt’s support of
joint statehood. $350-450
498. 50th Anniversary of the
Republican Party 7/8” pinback
shows portraits of Lincoln and
Roosevelt and the dates 1854
$125-150
499. First Reunion Rough Riders, Las Vegas, N.M.
1 ¾” pinback,
dated June 24,
25, 26 1899.
Rare, but some
surface cracks
on the celluloid
from 1:00 –
3:00 and light
scattered staining around the
curl. $150-200
500. Pinback welcoming Theodore Roosevelt
to Cairo, ILL Oct. 3rd
1907. Rare one-day
event pinback in excellent condition. $250300
501. Roosevelt Johnson ¾” enamel
screw-back stud with an applied brass
“bullmoose”. The post on the back is
intact, but the stud is gone (easily
replaced). $125-150
508.
Vote for
Roosevelt Use Maple
City Soap 1 ¼” pinback from the 1904
campaign. Scarce. One
minor crack in the celluloid below “use”.
$125-150
502.
“A Square Deal All
Around” T.R. 1912 7/8” pinback in excellent condition.
$55-65
503. “Let Well Enough Alone.”
TR 1” pinback from the 1904
campaign in excellent condition. $100-125
509.
For VicePresident Charles W.
Fairbanks 1 ¼” pinback
from the 1904 campaign in
504. “Hat’s in the Ring” Teddy
Roosevelt 7/8” pinback from
1912, with T.R. on a Rough
Rider hat. Excellent condition.
$225-275
505. “My Hat’s in the
Ring” 1912 Teddy 1 ¼”
pinback with T.R. on a
Rough Rider hat. Rare, but
has celluloid cracks.
$100-125
506.
ReUnion
1st
Mich.
V.V.
Cavalry 1 ¾”
pinback from
Detroit, Mich.
Sept.
19th,
1900. Shows
Theodore
Roosevelt on
horseback
leading the
charge with
his band of Rough Riders. Great detail. Very rare,
with just a trivial hint of light stains around TR’s
horse and a tiny cut on the curl above “Mich.” $550650
507. Progressive “Thou
Shalt Not Steal” 1 ¼” pinback from the 1912 campaign shows a “Dem.”
donkey and a “G.O.P.”
elephant keeled over.
Inspired by a Chicago
Tribune banner headline
from June 1912 during the
Republican
National
Convention in Chicago, where Roosevelt delegates
failed in their attempt to deny the nomination to
President Taft on the first ballot. Most of TR’s delegates walked out of the Convention, held a mass meeting, and bolted the Republican Party. They re-convened in August to form the Progressive Party to nominate Roosevelt for president. Rare and in excellent
condition. $300-400
510. Teddy Roosevelt pinback. That’s right, this is a
pinback! Hollow tin shell face of TR with original
straight pin on back. 2 1/8 x 2 ¾”. Very fine condition with a small scuff on Teddy’s nose. A terrific
piece. $1800-2200
511. T.R. “hat in the ring”
brass 1 1/16” pin from the
1912 campaign. Minor gold
paint loss on the T.R. Rough
Rider hat. With original pin.
$100-125
512.
Theodore
Roosevelt 1 ¼” celluloid enclosed in
brass bezel, looped
for
suspension.
Unusual and in
$125-175
513. Roosevelt Day Railroad
Men’s Picnic 1” pinback from
Freeport, ILL. Sept. 8th 1910.
Rare one-day event pin with
light staining. $80-90
514. Die-cut “Teddy Bear”
tin badge with original pin
on back, c. 1910. 1 1/8 x 2”.
Near mint condition. $125150
515. Teddy Bear brass buckle, c. 1910. 1 5/8 x 2 3/8” and
520. Roosevelt’s Visit
to Butte ribbon badge.
Celluloid & brass pin bar
at top shows a portrait of
TR
and
Anaconda
Montana. 1 ¾” celluloid
with tin rim shows a
photo of the Anaconda
Smelters. In Honor of
President Roosevelt’s
Visit to Butte, Montana
May 27, 1903 on the ribbon. Rare and in excellent condition, this
measures 2 ½ x 5 ¼”.
$250-300
516. Teddy Bear stickpin. He’s
carrying a rifle and wearing a
Rough Rider hat. Ca. 1910. 2 ¾”
long. Brass, excellent condition.
$70-80
521. Roosevelt Reception ribbon/pass. Rare railroad
excursion pass printed on a ribbon, this is for the same
reception as the previously listed badge, also from
May 27, 1903.
Issued to a T.C. Davidson.
Committeeman. Good only on Special Train
Anaconda to Butte, 2:30 P.M. Good only on Special
Train Butte to Anaconda, 9:00 P.M. 2 x 7” and in
517. Rough Rider hat
stickpin with Roosevelt in
raised letters on the brim.
2 ½” long. Brass, excellent
condition. $90-100
518. National Progressive
Party ribbon badge from
Roosevelt’s 1912 campaign features a bullmoose.
3 x 5 ½”. Generally excellent condition, with just a
hint of “aging”. $150-175
519. Roosevelt & Johnson
jugate ribbon from the
1912
campaign.
T.
Roosevelt. H.W. Johnson
Oklahoma City September
24, 1912. 2 ¾ x 6 ½”.
Generally excellent condition with just a couple of
trivial pulls in the ribbon
near the bottom left which
are barely noticeable.
$900-1000
522. Roosevelt Baensch aluminum shield, holed for
suspension, measures
2 ¼ x 2 ¼”. Baensch
was the favorite of
Wisconsin
Stalwart
Republicans for the
gubernatorial nomination in 1904 but pressured to drop out of
the race in favor of the
eventual
nominee,
Robert
LaFollette.
$100-150
523. Virginia TR 2 ¼” pinback
shows the seal of the State of
Virgnia and a portrait of Theodore
Roosevelt. 2 x 4 ¼” ribbon reads
Delegate
State
Republican
Convention March 3, 1904
Norfolk, VA. Rare and in excellent condition. $300-350
524. “Atlanta, 1905” TR
badge. Celluloid label
enclosed in the pin bar at
top with a 1 1/8” TR sepia
celluloid enclosed in an
ornate tin shell, suspended from a silk flag ribbon.
Measures 2 3/8 x 4 ¾”
overall. Near mint condition. $150-200
525. 3 ½” Roosevelt
sepia celluloid with a
cardboard back. This
appears to have been
suspended from a ribbon at one time, which
was tucked under the
collet. Just a couple of
light and trivial spots on
TR’s left shoulder.
$100-125
526.
The Peewee
Rough Rider Brigade
brass medalet shows
Teddy Roosevelt on
horseback and is suspended from a brass
eagle with original pin.
1 ¼ x 1 ¼”. Unusual
and in excellent condition. $90-100
527.
Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt 1 ¾” pinback with
TR as a Rough Rider. Original
rabbit’s foot is suspended from
a tin cap stamped “Roosevelt”.
Back paper reads: You Can’t
Stop Teddy’s Luck. The
Rabbit’s Foot Charm. This
Rabbit was killed at midnight
in the dark of the moon, on the
grave of a cross-eyed Spaniard,
on San Juan Hill, Cuba. Very
light and trivial discoloration
around the edge from 1:00 –
4:00. $175-225
528. He’s good enough for me
and so is the whole Republican
Ticket. Tipped-in 1 ¾” celluloid
portrait of Theodore Roosevelt on
this classic, colorful ribbon from
Pennsylvania, 1904, which features an American worker carrying
a dinner pail. Large 3 1/8 x 9 ¼”.
Excellent condition except for a
minor horizontal pull in the ribbon at top, with original straight
pin. $200-250
529. TR & Wilson postcard from the 1912 campaign
shows Teddy Roosevelt throwing baseballs at a
Michigan G.O.P. elephant. Wilson is telling TR: Soak
him, Ted! Every time you hit him I get a vote.
530.
President Roosevelt
Louisiana Reception ribbon dated
April 29, 1903. 1 7/8 x 5 ¾”.
531. Teddy’s Hawkeyes ribbon from
the State University of Iowa (now simply the University of Iowa). 1 ½ x 6”
532. AntiRoosevelt
3rd Term
postcard
from 1912
features
caricatures
of Taft and
Roosevelt
with baseball bats, and Uncle Sam, who’s warning T.R. “Back
up; You’ve batted twice.” Some very minor creasing
top left. $125-150
535. TR leather postcard shows Roosevelt
wearing a Rough Rider
hat and reclining under
an Oyster Bay umbrella. What are the wild
waves saying and
Third Term within the crashing waves. Excellent condition. $30-40
536. Classic
T.R. wiretail postcard
from
the
1912 campaign. My
Hat Is Still In
The
Ring.
You’ll find
the Taft and Wilson mates elsewhere in this catalog.
537. The Peoples Choice for President National
Progressive Party 1912 postcard features a portrait of
Roosevelt and T.R. Original Bull Moose. Very rare,
with some light overall aging. $150-200
540. “Hat in the
Ring” real photo
postcard shows a
man with a trumpet.
His hat has been
tossed into a wooden
ring. Very unusual,
and definitely a reference
to
Teddy
Roosevelt’s
1912
campaign. Excellent
condition. $80-90
541. Postcard promoting T.R. and the Nitro Hunter
Shot Gun shows a caricature of Roosevelt and a fellow
hunter. TR is “De-e-lighted!” with the Nitro Hunter
Shot Gun.” Reverse advertises the Nitro Hunter Gun
and the Belknap Hdw. & Mfg. Co. in Louisville,
Kentucky. With a 1908 postmark. Our choice for the
best postcard in this auction. Scattered creasing and
pencil-written notes on the front. Very rare. $150-200
postcard. Fearless, honest,
Capable, true; A foe to
monopoly, But a friend to
you. One in a series of
postcards featuring 1908
presidential hopefuls which
also includes Hearst and
Hughes, which you’ll find
$40-50
538. Roosevelt and Fairbanks jugate bandana
Protection to American Industries. From the 1904
campaign. 23 x 24”. Bright colors and excellent condition except for a light stain to the right of Roosevelt.
$250-300
534. The Election of Roosevelt Means BOOKER
NIGGERISM. Virulent anti-TR card from the 1904
election, deploring the fact that Roosevelt dined with
Booker T. Washington in the White House in 1901.
2 ½ x 4 ½” with scattered creases. $100-125
The Goddess of Liberty bowed her head;
Columbia frowned with vigor;
The eagle got mad, tore up the flag,
When Roosevelt dined with a nigger.
The bull pawed up the earth;
The cow jumped over the moon;
The eagle spewed on the American flag
When Teddy sat down with a COON.
539.
Theodore
Roosevelt woven silk
in original 11 x 13 ½”
oval mat. There is a
label on the back
which
reads
E.
Jansen’s Sons, Manfr.
Of Fancy Novelty
Ribbons, Specialty,
Woven Silk Pictures,
Paterson, New Jersey.
$200-250
542. Theodore Roosevelt 1905 calendar tin tray
from the First National Bank U.S. Depository. Ft.
Scott, Kans. 10 ¼” diameter, generally excellent condition with some light pitting on TR’s left shoulder,
this tray still grades an 8 ½+. $325-375
543. TR Real Photo postcard shows a man with a
donkey wearing a blanket which reads For President –
1916 Theodore Roosevelt. Generally excellent condition with one minor corner crease top left. $60-70
544. Teddy – With a little bear behind postcard
shows a caricature of T.R.
holding a red,
white and blue
“big
stick”.
Excellent condition with a 1908
postmark. $6070
545. Oval celluloid portrait of
Roosevelt in a 1 ½
x 2 1/8” brass filagree bezel, mounted on cardboard
and housed in an
attractive 4 x 5”
brass frame, with a
brass easel back
which is also
looped for suspension. Great TR display piece in
546. Pair of Teddy Bear
spoons, c. 1908-1910. The
shorter spoon is tin, 4 ¼” long,
with an embossed Teddy Bear
and Teddy in raised letters. The
longer spoon is marked “sterling” on the back and features
two Teddy Bears with their
arms around each other, and
Teddy Bears below. Both are in
excellent condition with minor
tarnish. $100-150
547. “Hustling Teddy” tin string toy with original
box, c. 1908-1910. Classic tin Teddy Bear on a bicycle string toy with original weight is in near mint condition and measures 7” wide. Probably even rarer is
the original box - unfortunately, it’s in two pieces
with some cardboard loss at the bottom. $200-250
549. Roosevelt
and Johnson
jugate poster
from the 1912
campaign
measures 18 ½
x 24 ½” and is
in
excellent
condition.
$150-200
550. Teddy and the Bear
ceramic toothpick holder,
c. 1908, shows Teddy with
his “big stick”. 3 ½” tall
with about 90% original
paint, in excellent condition. $125-150
557. Parker &
1 ¼” jugate.
background, in
lent condition.
100
Davis
Gold
excel$90-
558. Parker 1 ¼”coattail
from North Carolina promoting Alton Parker for
president and R.B. Glenn
for governor. Very rare
559. “Shure Mike” classic Parker-Davis 1 ¼”
jugate. A hint of light
staining around the top
edge, light stain above
“Davis”, and the collet
has been flattened.
$200-250
551. Teddy and the
Bear ceramic toothpick
holder, c. 1908 Slightly
different variety than the
previous, shows Teddy
with a Rough Rider hat.
4” tall. Excellent condition with about 80%
original paint. $100-125
552. Parker & Davis 7/8” jugate
with an eagle, portraits flanked by
American flags. Scarce, made by
Pioneer Man’f’g Co. New York.
553. Parker & Davis
1 ¼” jugate with
draped flag surrounding the portraits.
$150-175
554. Parker & Davis Miss Liberty
jugate. 7/8” variety in excellent
condition. $90-100
548.
Roosevelt
Bears clear glass
paperweight features
Seymour
Eaton’s
Teddy B and Teddy
G. Excellent condition and measures 3
x 3 x 1”. Circa 1908.
$100-125
556. Parker & Davis Miss
Liberty jugate in excellent
condition and perfectly
centered. 1 ¼”. $200-250
555. Alton B. Parker Club of
Georgia 7/8” sepia pinback in
excellent condition. Extremely
rare. $800-900
560.
Parker wishbone
condition. $90-100
561.
Fifth Annual
Concord State Fair
Sept. 13-16 – ’04.
Parker 1 ¼” pinback in
excellent
condition.
$250-275
562. Parker sepia. 1”, tougher
variety. Filled back. Pin is missing, otherwise excellent condition. $30-40
563. 7/8” Parker pinback in
excellent condition, but printed
a bit off-center. $30-40
564.
For President
Alton B. Parker 1 ¼”
pinback features his portrait within a horseshoe.
Some very light, trivial
staining is confined to
the top edge. $40-50
577. 1 ¼” Parker pinback by the F.F. Pulver
Co. Just a hint of discoloration is barely noticeable along the edge at
5:00. $40-50
570. Parker Democratic
Club of Georgia 1 ¼” pinback. Extremely rare, but
serious stains. $100-125
571. Parker 1 ¼” picture pinback.
Bold
design, gold eagle at
bottom, by F.F. Pulver
Co. Very light, trivial discoloration to the right of
Parker. $60-70
565. 2 1/8” Parker pinback. Very rare, unlisted variety with a wide blue border. In excellent condition.
$400-500
572. 1 ¼” Parker sepia
with two very small and
trivial spots to the right of
Parker’s forehead. $3040
566. Parker and
Davis League 1 ¼”
pinback enclosed
in brass bezel.
573. 1 ¼” Parker pinback by the F.F. Pulver
Co. in excellent condition. $70-80
567. Parker 1 ¼” pinback with a factory scene
on the left and a ship on
the right. Very light and
minor spotting around the
top edge. $40-50
568. Classic Parker & Davis “white elephant” 1 ½”
pinback with the original back paper which reads:
The
“White”
Elephant G.O.P.
Recapitulation
R e v e n u e
$541,000,000.00
Expenditure
582,000,000.00
(equals)
A
“Healthy” Deficit
$41,000,000.00.
569. Parker 1 ¼” picture
pinback by F.F. Pulver Co.
$90-100
578.
Parker & Davis
1 ¼” jugate. Light stain
along the curl at 9:00.
$90-100
579. 2 1/8” Parker pinback in excellent condition.
Tinted photo, blue shaded background. $150-175
580. Parker “on the square” 7/8”
pinback made by the Campaign
Novelty Co. in Tidioute, PA.
Excellent condition and scarce.
$200-250
574.
1 ¾”
Parker
sepia.
Bold and in
575. Graphic Parker
condition.
A
Baltimore Badge &
Novelty Co. beauty.
$150-175
576. Large 3 ½”
Parker sepia celluloid with cardboard
back. Excellent condition,
but
this
appears to have originally been suspended
by a ribbon, the remnants of which can be
seen tucked under
the celluloid on the
back. $200-250
581. 1904 Campaign Banners advertising broadside
in color from the Balch Bros. & West Co. in Utica,
N.Y. This measures a large 11 ¾ x 19” and has been
glued to a board. Slight vertical trimming on each
side and some black discoloration top and bottom.
Still very flashy and very displayable. $150-175
582.
Alton B. Parker print
from the 1904 campaign in original 14 ½ x 19 ½” matting.
Printed on the back is Alton
Brooks Parker
Democratic
Candidate For President of the
U.S. followed by a lengthy biographical sketch. Excellent condition. $100-125
592.
Taft & Sherman
1 ¼” jugate in excellent
condition. Great graphics.
Rare. $300-350
593. Taft & Deneen
Illinois 1 ¼” coattail
from 1908 promoting
William Howard Taft
for
president
and
Charles Deneen for
governor. With the
State Seal of Illinois at
586. Parker & Davis jugate transfer on translucent
glass mug. An American eagle and flags are flanked
by jugate portraits of Alton B. Parker and Henry G.
Davis. 2 ½” tall. There is a trivial hairline crack on
the back of the cup. $250-275
587. Bloomington, Ill.
Club No. 1 Taft &
Sherman 1 ¼” jugate. An
ear of corn is flanked by
portraits of Taft and
Sherman. Excellent condition and one of the very
best
Taft
pinbacks.
$2500-3000
583. Alton Parker stereoview by Underwood &
Underwood, titled Home joys of a Presidential candidate – Judge Parker and his grandchildren at
Rosemount, Esopus, N.Y. Scarce and in excellent
condition. $70-80
584. Democracy’s Choice Parker and Davis jugate
bandana. 16 ½ x 16 ½” and in excellent condition.
$250-300
588. Republican Candidates 1912 Taft & Sherman
bold sepia jugate, 1 ¾”. This has a solid tin back, no
pin, so was
probably originally enclosed
in a bezel and
suspended
from a badge.
Two
light
stains near the
top curl at
12:00
and
1:00. $100150
589. Rare, graphic TaftSherman 1 ¼” jugate
made by Bastian Bros. in
excellent
condition.
$400-500
585. Parker and Davis print from the 1904 campaign in original 14 ½ x 19” matting. Printed on the
back is Alton Brooks Parker and Henry Gassaway
Davis Democratic Candidates for President and
Vice-President of the United States. This picture was
taken at Judge Parker’s Home, Esopus, N.Y. is
Copyrighted by Pach Bros… Excellent condition.
$150-175
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594. Classic U-N-I-TED Taft and Teddy Roosevelt 1”
pinback from the 1908 campaign, when Taft and TR
were still “United”. The friendship wouldn’t last, as TR bolted
the Republican Party four years
later to run on the Progressive
Party ticket. Excellent condition
and one of the great historical
pinbacks of the 20th century.
$350-400
595. T-A-F-T Take Advice From Teddy 1 ½” pinback
from the 1908 campaign represents the short-lived
political alliance of Theodore Roosevelt and William
Howard Taft. An
outstanding rarity
in excellent condition made by
the Ohio Badge
Co. in Columbus,
and the first example we’ve ever
seen. $750-850
596. Taft Teddy Bear stickpin. Taft was
Teddy Roosevelt’s hand-picked choice to
head the Republican ticket in 1908 and this
stickpin represents that friendship and
political alliance, which wouldn’t last. Taft
7/16” portrait under celluloid is set in a
brass shell Teddy Bear, with original pin.
Terrific item in excellent condition. $200250
597.
7/8” Taft &
Sherman jugate pinback in excellent condition with gold filagree
around the portraits. In
bright, excellent condition. $90-100
590. 1 ¼” TaftSherman celluloid jugate is
attached to a
cardboard
watch fob. Rare
and in excellent
condition.
$425-475
591. 7/8” Taft & Sherman jugate
pinback in excellent condition.
$90-100
598. 1 ¾” Taft
pocket
mirror.
Celluloid is in
excellent condition,
but the mirror on
the back is broken.
Scarce. $100-125
615. Michigan First Voters
Taft League 1” pinback in
excellent condition. One of
the scarcer states in this
series. $50-60
607. Taft 1 ¼” picture
pin with a lucky gold
horseshoe and patriotic
ribbon design. $70-80
599. Graphic 1 ¼” Taft
campaign in excellent
condition. $150-175
600. Bold graphics on
this Taft pinback in excellent condition. A 1 ¼”
Bastian Bros. beauty.
$250-300
601.
Who Wins? The
American Gentleman Taft 7/8”
pinback from the 1908 campaign in excellent condition.
$90-100
602.
Commercial
Travelers for Taft 1 ¼”
pinback. On the suitcase
is W.H.T. Ohio and I’m
Somewhat of a Traveling
Man Myself. Excellent
condition and rare. $600700
608. William Howard Taft
Association 7/8” pinback in
609. Wm. Howard Taft sepia in
the scarcer 7/8” size (usually
comes smaller) in excellent condition made by the J.H. Shaw Co. in
Philadelphia. $30-40
610. Wesleyan Taft
Day
Middletown
Nov. 12, ’09 1 ¼” pinback from President
Taft’s
visit
to
Wesleyan University
in
Middletown,
Connecticut. In excellent condition. $125150
611. Graphic Taft 7/8” pinback
in excellent condition. Back paper
reads Compliments of The
Minneapolis Tribune. $70-80
603. Commerical Men
for Taft 1 ¼” pinback.
Very rare crossed flags
variety in excellent condition, this pin seldom
shows up. $750-850
612. Bold Taft
pinback measures 1 ¾”
diameter, in
604. Bold, graphic 1 ¼”
Taft pinback from the
1908 campaign in excellent condition. $150-175
605. Patriotic 1 ¼” Taft
pinback in excellent condition. Scarcer variety.
$100-125
606. Mass. Taft League 7/8” sepia
tone cello, made by Ehrman Mfg.
Co. in Boston. Excellent condition.
$30-40
613. The Indianapolis News
The Great Hoosier Daily 1” pinback from 1908 features a portrait of Taft on a patriotic shield.
Scarce and in excellent condition. You’ll find the Bryan mate
elsewhere in this catalog. $300350
614.
1 ¼” Taft
Notification Day July
28 – 08 Cincinnati.
With a flag of the city of
Cincinnati. In excellent
condition and made by
the Pettibone Bros. Mfg.
Co.
in
Cincinnati.
$150-175
616. Our Guest Houston
Oct. 23, 1909. Very rare
1 ¼” Taft sepia pinback
from a Texas one-day
event. There is a light stain
on Taft’s forehead. $200250
617. President’s
Day Kalamazoo,
Sept. 21. 1911.
Another rare Taft
one-day event pinback
from
Michigan. 1 ¾”,
very rare, and in
618.
The Two Presidents – Appalachian
Exposition 1 ½” sepia featuring the President of the
United States, Wm. H. Taft, and the President of the
Appalachian Exposition, Wm. J. Oliver. Both men are
pictured in the foreground with a throng
of people in the background visiting the
Exposition on Taft
Day. The Appalachian
Exposition was held in
Knoxville, Tennessee,
from Sept. 12 – Oct.
12, 1910. A tiny stain
on the bottom curl is
hardly
noticeable.
Extremely rare pinback from an obscure exposition.
$450-550
619. Taft Gunnison Tunnel Opening
oval 5/8 x 2 ½” pinback from
Montrose, Colo. There is a trivial celluloid separation at the bottom,
which is consistent with every
known example of this rare, colorful
pin. $400-500
620. Hear President Taft’s Address Hickman, KY.
Oct.26.09 See Big Boat Parade 1 ¼” pinback features
two paddle wheel boats. From President Taft’s river
trip from St. Louis to New Orleans, where he was
accompanied by various
Governors
and
Congressmen. The trip
was sponsored by the St.
Louis Business Men’s
League and the Lakes-tothe Gulf Deep Waterway
Association. Very rare and
$350-450
621. The Empty Dinner
Pail Wm. H. Taft 1 ¼”
pinback. Anti-Taft and
likely from the 1912 campaign. In excellent condition and scarce. $250-275
626. Celluloid advertising possum
“pennant” stickpin (Billy Possum?)
White City Chestnut Hill in excellent
condition, c. 1910. 1 ¼” wide. $7080
622. President Taft and President Diaz are featured
on this graphic 1 ¾” cello with crossed American
and Mexican flags. From the two presidents’ meeting
in El Paso, Texas, in 1909. Excellent condition.
$625-675
623. Pontiac Welcomes
Our President Sept. 18,
1911. Very rare 1 ½” oneday event button from
Michigan
featuring
President Taft, with silk flag
ribbon attached. On the
back paper, written in pencil, is Marched in parade
with school children. In
624.
Wisconsin
Republican Convention
badge from June 8-9,
1910. Likeness of Taft on
the medallion with He
Leads Us below. Great
slogan on the ribbon disparages those who would
abandon
Republican
Party principles: We
Oppose Men who are
Republicans for Office
and Democrats in Office.
Near mint condition and
measures 2 ¼ x 5 ½”
overall. $225-275
625. Has
He Got
Enough
Steam?
Taft wiretail postcard from
the 1912
campaign
shows a
portrait of Taft and The Steam Roller. Excellent condition. You’ll find the Wilson and Roosevelt mates elsewhere in this catalog. $90-100
627. Another Taft & Diaz
pinback from the meeting
of the American and
Mexican Presidents in El
Paso, 1909. 1 ¼” and in
excellent
condition.
$250-350
628. Billy Possum postcard reads: Said Mister “Billy
Possum” as the
Gopher came
in
view,
“Hain’t seen
yer in a long
time; how’s yo’
family
an’
you?” One in a
series of rare
caricature postcards made by Lester Book &
Stationery Co., Atlanta, CA. with a 1909 postmark.
Light crease bottom right. $100-125
629. Billy Possum postcard
from the same series as the
preceeding lot. Don’t mind,
Mr. President, to give that
ball a whack; Billy Caddy
Possum is a-standin’ to your
back! Great postcard in
postmarked 1909. $125150
630. Wm. H. Taft for President
1908 woven ribbon with a image
of The White House. 2 ¼ x 7”. In
excellent condition and made by
the Paterson Silk Woven Novelty
Co. $90-100
631. BOOM Uncle Sam and Taft postcard. Great
graphics and in excellent condition. $65-75
632. Taft badge from
Charlotte,
North
Carolina celebrating the
Mecklenburg Declaration
of Independence May
20th 1775 Charlotte,
N.C. May 20th, 1909.
Celluloid encased in a
brass shell suspended
from original bar pin in
very rare. 2 x 3 ½”.
$800-900
633. Taft cast iron plaque/paperweight from the
same event as
the preceeding
badge. 4 ½”
diameter.
In
raised letters
around a 1 ½”
deep “pop-out”
bust of Taft is:
Charlotte N.C.
Ed Mellon Co
May 20, 1909:
W.H.
Taft.
Rare and in
excellent condition with about 95% original gold paint. $350-450
634. “Twentieth of May in Charlotte” President Taft
and Governor Kitchen Reviewing Parade postcard
from the same event as the previous two lots.
Published by Stone & Barringer Co., Charlotte, N.C. in
635. President Taft in Charlotte postcard from the
same event as the previous three lots. Notable
Guests, May 20, 1909. Pres. Taft, Gov. Kitchin, Mrs.
Stonewall Jackson at Charlotte, N.C. Excellent condition. $30-40
636. Tired of
the
Tame
Elephant
–
Going to Hunt
Wild Ones is
the title of this
caricature postcard from the
1908
campaign. Roosevelt, dressed in a safari hunting outfit, is
handing Taft his Big Stick, and imploring Taft to Try
him Bill, You are heavier than I am… In the top left
corner is the Bryan Train – look out for the cars.
641. “Peaceful Bill”
bronze bank with the
bust of a smiling Taft.
Unfortunately, this is
only the front half of a
bank that originally
had “Smiling Jim”
Sherman as the back
piece. Still displays
well. 2 ¾ x 4”. $100125
637. The New Kansas
Sunflower 1861 1911
Taft postcard. The
Kansas
SemiCentennial
and
Kansas State Fair
September 18 to 27
1911
Hutchinson.
$40-50
647.
Wilson & Marshall
jugate printed on paper and
enclosed in a 1” tin rim.
Reverse shows a domino.
Excellent condition with original swivel pin. Quite rare.
$175-225
648. Graphic 7/8” Wilson &
Marshall jugate in bright, excellent condition. $150-175
638. Good Luck Prosperity
Progress Taft coattail card
(not
a
postcard)
from
Minnesota, 1908, promoting
Taft for president, Dinehart for
state treasurer, Jacobson for
governor, and McCleary for
congress. Scuff top right. 3 ½ x
5 ½”. $30-40
642.
“Billy
Possum” cast iron
figure stands 4 ½”
high and is in
excellent condition. Very scarce.
$350-450
649. Wilson 7/8” sepia quadragate coattail promoting Wilson
for president, Marshall for vice
president, Foss for governor, and
Walsh for lieutenant governor.
From
Massachusetts,
1912.
650. Wilson & Glynn
coattail 1 ¼” pinback
supporting
President
Wilson and promoting
Martin Glynn for governor of New York, 1914.
Excellent
condition.
$125-150
639.
Taft
Peace
and
Prosperity sheet
music from 1908.
11 x 13 ¾”.
Generally excellent
condition
with trivial soiling
around the edge.
$40-50
651. Vote For Champions of 8
Hour Law 1” coattail pinback
promoting Wilson for president
and Reed for U.S. Senate, from
Missouri, 1916. Excellent condition. $125-150
643. Hollow metal “Billy Possum” figure in excellent
condition with 98% original paint. On the base is
“Billy Possum” in script. 1 ¾ x 2 ¼ x 4 ½”. Excellent
condition and rare. $350-450
644. 1 ¼” Wilson &
Marshall
jugate
in
bright, excellent condition. Rare. $450-550
640.
“I Want a
Recall” Taft tin rattle from the 1912
campaign. One side
is in excellent condition with only some
very minor and trivial scuffs. The other side is indented. Still retains almost all of its original paint. Terrific
3D item measures 3 ¾” diameter. You’ll find a similar Wilson & Marshall rattle elsewhere in this catalog.
$550-650
645. Wilson & Marshall jugate.
7/8”. In tiny letters below the portraits is Wilson and Marshall 1916.
Just a bit fuzzy, as made. $125150
646. 7/8” Wilson & Marshall
jugate. Bright blue and gold colors. Very light stain above
Wilson’s head. $50-60
652. Walsh Works
With Wilson 1 ½”
coattail supporting
President Wilson
and
promoting
Walsh for governor
of Massachusetts,
1913. Scarce and in
excellent
condition. $200-250
653. Young Men’s Wilson-Dunne
Club 7/8” pinback promoting
Wilson for president and Edward
F. Dunne for governor of Illinois,
1916. Excellent condition. $4050
654. 7/8” Wilson pinback. Nice
graphics, bright blue and gold colors. Excellent condition. $60-70
655. Well Done Wilson
and Dunne 1 ¼” coattail
pinback in excellent
condition
promoting
Wilson for president and
Dunne for governor of
Illinois, 1916. $40-50
656. Another Wilson and Dunne
coattail. This one is a plain 7/8”
litho, but easily the toughest of
the 3 Wilson-Dunne coattail pins.
Scratch and light rust around the
“LS” in “Wilson”. $40-50
657. I Have Paid My
Dollar Wilson 1 ¼” contribution pinback. Very
rare and in excellent
condition. $750-850
664. Wilson 8 Hours 7/8” pinback
673. Member Wilson League
Greene Co., PA. 7/8” pinback in
excellent condition. First time we
recall seeing this. $150-175
665. For President 1912
Woodrow Wilson 1 ¼”
674. Wilson litho pinback/tab. 1 ¼” and in
excellent condition for
this item, which is prone
to damage. $100-125
666. 7/8” Wilson pinback with
bold, distinctive graphics. In excellent condition. $60-70
667. Safety First The Man of the
Eight Hour Day 7/8” Wilson pinback features his portrait on a
locomotive. In excellent condition. $70-80
675.
Welcome
Woodrow Wilson Des
Moines, Feb. 1st 1 ¼”
pinback. Very scarce, but
celluloid cracks to the
left of Wilson’s portrait.
$100-125
658. Graphic 7/8” Wilson picture
pin in excellent condition. $50-60
659. Wilson Pennsylvania 7/8”
pinback with an outline of the
Pennsylvania “keystone”. Very
scarce and in excellent condition. Made by the G.A. Schlecter
Co. in Reading, PA. $150-175
660. 7/8” Wilson pinback in
excellent condition. Tougher variety. $80-90
661.
7/8” Wilson pinback.
Portrait surrounded by metallic
gold leaves with two tiny patriotic shields. Excellent condition.
$50-60
662. Wilson 7/8” pinback in
excellent condition, but printed a
bit off-center. $30-40
663. Wilson picture
pin in the scarcer 1 ¼”
size. Excellent condition. $50-60
668. For President Wilson
in the scarcer 1 ¼” size.
669. Bold, patriotic graphics on
this 7/8” Wilson pinback. $6070
676. The Woodrow Wilson Memorial Home in
Columbia, S.C. is featured on this 2 ¼” pinback from
the 1910’s. Excellent condition. $90-100
670.
For The White
House Bound With a
Platform Safe and Sound
Wilson 1 ¼” picture pin
Extremely
rare,
but
stained, with a celluloid
puncture above the “H” in
“House”. $200-250
671. For President Woodrow
Wilson 7/8” pinback in excellent
condition. $35-45
672. Wilson & Marshall
jugate sticker. Win With
Wilson
Wilson and
Marshall Cut Cost of
Living. 1 ¼” and in excellent condition. $40-50
677. Double-sided celluloid fob features portraits of
Our Victorious Leaders Pres. Wilson United States
King George England Pres. Poincare France King
Emanuel Italy King Albert Belgium. From the
Northern Fur Co. in St. Louis. 1 ¾”. Scarce, but the
obverse has some light, trivial discoloration and surface crazing around “Co.” $125-150
678.
Member of Woodrow
Wilson Club 7/8” pinback. Scarce
and in excellent condition. $100125
679. For Governor Woodrow
Wilson 7/8” pinback from New
Jersey, 1910. Extremely rare and
684.
Woodrow Wilson
Banquet Battle Creek,
Michigan January 24, 1917.
Extremely rare 1 ¼” celluloid pinback with silk flag
ribbon attached. In near
mint condition. $650-750
680. Huge Wilson 9” celluloid made by Cruver Mfg.
Co. features an oval portrait of President Wilson surrounded by patriotic graphics and military scenes.
Circa 1917 and in excellent condition. Terrific, large
display piece. $800-900
685.
Our
Next
President celluloid bar
pin with a 2 ¼” Wilson
picture sepia celluloid suspended from a patriotic ribbon, from the 1912 campaign. There a couple of trivial pulls in the ribbon, otherwise excellent condition.
$200-250
681.
Huge
Wilson 9” celluloid with cardboard backing
and
original
string for hanging.
Features
President Wilson
and Mrs. Wilson
surrounded by
images of The
White House,
The Capitol, The
Congressional Library. With portraits of the president’s three daughters Miss Eleanor Wilson, Miss
Margaret Wilson, and Miss Jessie Wilson. Colorized
sepia tones. Generally excellent condition with several very light and trivial spots. $650-700
682.
Pennsylvania Day
Shadow Lawn, Oct. 14, 1916
1 ¾” Wilson picture pinback
with Lehigh Democratic Club
Allentown Penna. ribbon.
Pinback has scattered stains,
ribbon is near mint. $100-125
683.
Dinner to
Woodrow
Wilson
President Elect of The
United
States
November 15, 1912
New York. Features a
tiger. 3 ¾ x 7”. Pristine
condition. $150-175
686.
Woodrow
Wilson
nutcracker.
Made entirely of wood.
8 ½” long and a true
likeness of Wilson.
There is a small chip to
the right of his mouth,
otherwise
excellent
condition. Quite rare.
$250-300
687. Wilson 3 ½”
celluloid suspended
from a brass bar pin
from a patriotic ribbon. Several very
small, light spots in
the celluloid. $175225
688. Wilson trigate coattail postcard For President
Woodrow Wilson For
Vice-President Thos. R.
Marshall For Congress
Tenth District H.D.
Flood
Appomattox,
Va. October 31, 1912.
Dear Sir: Please see
that every Democrat at
your precinct votes
and that every possible
vote is polled for
Wilson, Marshall and
Flood on next Tuesday,
November 5th, 1912.
Sincerely yours, (facsimile signature) H.D.
Flood. Very rare and in
689. Our President Speaks For Us
Reception Committee Oklahoma
City Sept. 26, 1919 on a 1 7/8 x 5”
ribbon. With 1 ¼” brown-tone celluloid pinback. Excellent condition.
This comes with an appointment
certificate from the same event
naming Hon. Thomas Scott to be
commissioned a member of the
Reception Committee which is to
welcome
Woodrow
Wilson,
President of the United States, the
State of Oklahoma, in Oklahoma
City, on Friday, the twenty-sixth
day of September, 1919. 8 ½ x 10”,
some staining upper left, and a chip
on the bottom edge, which appears
to have been trimmed. Wilson
planned to visit Oklahoma City as part of a whirlwind tour to sell the country on his concept of a
League of Nations,
whose ratification
was being blocked
by
conservative
Senators.
The
President’s
tour
started
on
September 3, but
the grueling schedule began to take
its toll. Severe asthma attacks and
splitting headaches
forced Wilson to
cut his tour short.
He returned to Washington on September 26 and
suffered a serious stroke one week later. The two
items in this lot are from an event that never took
place. $250-300
690. Uncle Sam Wood-Row Wilson postcard from
1912 shows Uncle Sam rowing Wilson in a
Progressive rowboat To The White House. Swimming
behind the boat is T.R., and trailing in the distance is
Taft, who appears to be drowning. Minor corner
crease bottom right. Rare. $150-175
691. 1 ¼” Wilson In Memoriam pinback attached
to a envelope on which, handwritten, is: Flowers
from the Cathedral in which Pres. Wilson’s body lies
in state, sent in memory of “The Prince of Peace.”
2/6/24 Washington, D.C… There are several flower
petals and a small ribbon enclosed in the envelope.
Some rust residue on the reverse of the envelope
where the pin was attached. $75-100
696. Hughes and Fairbanks 7/8”
jugate in excellent condition.
$60-70
692. Wilson & Marshall jugate poster from the 1912
campaign. 14 x 21”. Generally excellent condition
with a couple of pinholes near the top and minor
paper loss near the bottom right corner. $125-150
697. Hughes 4-leaf clover 1”
quadragate from the 1916 campaign promoting Hughes for
president, Fairbanks for vice
president, Edge for governor
and Frelinghuysen for U.S.
Senate, from New Jersey.
705. Hughes 1916 ribbon badge.
Ohio
Republican
Campaign
Opening C.E. Hughes (for
president) F.B. Willis (for
governor) M.Y. Herrick
(for U.S. Senate) and
Victory Seal of the State
of Ohio Dayton Sept. 25,
1916. Very rare with
tipped in trigate photos.
Near mint condition and
measures 2 ½ x 9”. $500600
698. 7/8” Hughes picture pin
from 1916. Extremely rare and in
699. Scarcer 5/8” variety of this
Hughes cello from the 1916 campaign
693. Wilson/Marshall tin campaign rattle from
1912. For President Woodrow Wilson/For Vice
President Thomas R. Marshall. Measures 3 ¾” diameter. Minor indentations both sides, light scuffs. Tin
handle is broken off. Overall condition grades an 8.
Scarce, and a terrific 3D item. You’ll find a similar
rattle for Taft elsewhere in this catalog. $750-850
700. Hughes picture
litho 1 ¼” pinback/tab
from 1916 in excellent
condition. You’ll find
the Wilson mate elsewhere in this catalog.
$125-150
706.
Hughes Business
Men’s Torchlight Parade
ribbon. Coal Trade Division
Nov. 4th 1916. 2 1/8 x 5”.
707. Hughes Day PRESS Detroit
ribbon from 1916. 1 x 5”. Scarce
701. Rare “Kansas City, Mo.”
variety of this 7/8” Hughes pinback from 1916 in excellent condition. $100-125
694. The New Jersey Mosquito Will He Get Stung?
Wilson wire-tail postcard from the 1912 campaign in
excellent condition. You’ll find the Roosevelt and Taft
mates elsewhere in this catalog. $75-100
702. “Drop Party Issues Vote For
Mitchel” HUGHES unusual ¾”
slogan pinback, likely from New
York, 1908. Scarce and in excellent condition. $90-100
708. Hughes and Bruce 1 ¾”
celluloid pinback with 2 x 5”
ribbon in excellent condition.
From New York State, 1906.
$125-150
703. Hughes 1 ½” celluloid attached to a cardboard
watch fob in excellent condition. $150-175
695. Paying His Election Bet in Fort Worth, Texas,
November 9, 1912 postcard. Shows the “loser” I Bet
On Taft Working Hard pushing the “winner” I Bet
On Wilson Taking It Easy in a wheelbarrow. Edge
chips and a corner crease upper right. $60-70
704. Hughes trigate from New
Jersey. 5/8”, promoting Hughes for
president, Edge for governor and
Frelinghuysen for U.S. Senate, 1916.
709. The Great reform
governor of the State of
New York asks for a bigger
chance. Hughes postcard,
one of a series of postcards
issued for presidential possibilities, 1908. You’ll find
the matching Hearst and
Roosevelt postcards elsewhere in this catalog.
710.
Harding for
President 1 ¼” pinback
features smiling portrait
of
the
candidate.
Excellent
condition.
$600-700
711. Harding for President 7/8”
variety of the previous lot.
Excellent condition, but printed a
bit off-center. $125-150
712.
Harding
Tyler
Commercial College 1” pinback from Tyler, Texas. Very
rare and in excellent condition. You’ll find the Cox mate
$1500-1800
713. 1 ¼” Warren
G. Harding pinback
enclosed in a brass
bezel. Excellent condition. $150-175
718.
Harding Coolidge in
embossed letters on a 7/8” brass
pinback. Bright, near mint condition. $40-50
719. Harding and Coolidge Cox
for Governor ¾” pinback from
Massachusetts, 1920. Cox won and
was
Coolidge’s
successor.
720. President Harding’s
Pacific Coast Tour from
Harding’s fateful trip in
July, 1923. Very light edge
stains, which is common
for this 1 ¼” pinback.
$300-400
721. Win With Harding enamel on
brass shield ½” screw-back stud. Very
distinctive and in excellent condition.
$55-65
722.
G.O.P. Harding and
Coolidge enamel on 1” wide
brass die-cut elephant pin. There
is a paint chip on the elephant’s
back leg. $30-40
714. For President Warren G.
Harding. Distinctive 7/8” greytone celluloid in excellent condition. $100-125
715. “W.G.H.” Harding 7/8” pinback with just a hint of discoloration in the white field. $50-60
727. Harding for Senator
postcard from 1914, Ohio.
Marion County Presents the
Name of Warren G. Harding
as a Republican Candidate
for Nomination for United
States
Senator.
And
Recommends him to all in
Ohio who Believe in
Republican Principles. Rare
$150-200
723. Harding and Prosperity
7/8” pinback. Scarce, and in
724. Salesmen’s Harding
League 1 ¼” pinback.
Scarce, but moderate staining. $40-50
716. Harding nose-thumber
mechanical in brass, with
Harding in raised letters on the
top hat. 1 5/8” tall. Devil-tail
variety, in excellent condition.
$150-175
717. Early Harding celluloid tab from
Harding’s campaign for Governor of
Ohio in 1910 – he lost to Democrat
James M. Cox. The back “tab” portion
has become separated, and with some
care, could be re-attached. Still a good
display piece, and rare. ½ x 2 ¼”. $100125
726. Harding and Morgan coattail postcard from
the 1920 campaign promoting (on reverse): The
Standard Bearers Senator Warren G. Harding, of
Marion, Ohio, Republican nominee for President of
the United States. Judge E. F. Morgan, of Marion
county, Republican nominee for Governor of West
Virginia. They stand united for America First, for law
and order and for constitutional government…”
Very rare and in excellent condition. $125-150
725. Member Harding-Coolidge Republican Club of
Jay County 1 ¼” celluloid disk with filled metal
back, holed (as made) and suspended from a silk flag.
728. Has Anybody Here Seen Harmon? postcard
from a 1910 Republican Convention in Ohio. Shows
a “Harding” cannonball exploding between a
Democratic donkey and a dead “Harmon” chicken,
while an Uncle Sam “G.O.P.” elephant looks
through a telescope. The implication was that while
Ohio Democratic Governor Judson Harmon was
busy seeking the 1912 presidential nomination,
Harding was “exploding” onto the scene. Light stain
upper left. $100-125
729. Harding North Carolina trigate poster from the
1920 campaign
promoting
Warren
G.
Harding
for
president,
Calvin Coolidge
for vice president, and John J.
Parker for governor of North
Carolina. 12 x
18”. Generally
excellent condition with several minor creases
and two very
light spots on
the right edge.
$225-275
730. Harding watch fob.
For President Warren G.
Harding in raised letters
on brass 1 ½ x 1 7/8”
watch fob with original
strap. Excellent condition.
$60-70
731. Laddie tin wind-up toy from the early 1920’s,
made by The Lindstrom Tool & Toy Co. Laddie Boy
was President Harding’s Airedale Terrier, and the
press often made more of Laddie than the President
himself. In 1921, the Washington Star printed an
“interview” with Laddie Boy, who gave his opinion on
everything from Harding’s cabinet to Prohibition, and
advocated an eight-hour day for guard dogs. The
Newsboys Association even collected over 19,000
pennies
from
newsboys to be
melted down and
made
into
a
Laddie Boy statue,
which can be
viewed at the
Smithsonian.
Measures about 4
x 5”. Overall condition is a 7+ with
some minor scuffs.
No key, and we assume this doesn’t work. Still a great
display piece. $200-250
732. Laddie tin
pull toy mate to
the previous lot.
Overall condition
is an 8+ with just
a couple of minor
scuffs, but one of
the tin wheels is
m i s s i n g .
Measures 4 ½ x
5” overall. $150200
735. Republican
Candidate
for
Governor of Ohio
poster with a facsimile signature
Very Truly Yours
Warren
G.
Harding.
Very
rare, early Harding
poster from 1910.
Light scattered foxing at top and a
small tape mark
bottom center. 11
x 14”. $400-500
743.
Cox Tyler Commercial College 1” pinback
from 1920 from Tyler, Texas.
Light staining is confined to
the curl from 12:00 to 6:00,
but this rare pin displays well
and the staining is not a major
distraction. You’ll find the
Harding mate elsewhere in
this catalog. $1400-1600
744. Cox watch fob. For
President James M. Cox
1920 in raised letters on a
1 ½ x 1 ¾” brass fob with
strap. Excellent condition.
$60-70
736. Cox bronze medal from the 1920 campaign
grades XF+. 31 mm. James M. Cox/Peace Progress
Prosperity. Scarce. $100-125
737. Tiny ½” “Gov. Cox” celluloid pin in
745. James M. Cox For
President, 1920 printed on
cardboard and enclosed in
a tin badge, with a photo of
Cox enclosed in tin. With a
hand-painted Ohio acorn
at bottom. Measures 2 ¼ x
4 ¼” overall. The ribbon
has become severed in two
places, but this rare badge
could be reassembled with
some care. $150-200
738. James M. Cox pinback, 5/8”
variety. Peace Progress Prosrerity
(sic) For President. In excellent
condition. $250-275
739. Join Cox-s Army
1 ½” celluloid pinback
from
Bloomington
(Ohio). Scattered light
stains around the curl.
Rare. $250-350
746.
James M. Cox For
Governor 1912 from Ohio.
Similar to the preceeding
badge, but this one is intact.
Measures 2 ¼ x 4 ¾” overall.
There is a horizontal tear
through the Cox photo. $150200
740. Cox and Roosevelt ¾” cello
733. Harding and Coolidge beanie from 1920. Colors
are a bit faded. $100-125
734. Republican
Candidate for U.S.
Senator poster from
1914, Ohio, with a
facsimile signature
Very Truly Yours
Warren G. Harding.
16 x 21”. Generally
excellent condition
with just some very
minor soiling near
the top. Bold, rare
poster. $750-850
741. Cox and Roosevelt enamel letters on 1 x 1” brass die-cut
donkey with original pin and in
excellent condition. Rare.
$350-450
742. Cox Roosevelt in raised letters on an all-metal pin. About
half of the blue enamel is gone.
$50-60
747. Anti-Cox Real Photo Postcard from 1920
shows a mock funeral procession of men carrying a
coffin, upon which is written COX R.I.P. A 1920
Cox campaign poster is attached to the coffin. Very
unusual and in excellent condition. $100-150
748. Jimmie Cox
Will Win The Day
sheet music from the
1920 campaign. 9 ½
x 12 ½” and in
Very rare. $275-325
749. Coolidge-Dawes Club
Albany County 1” celluloid
pinback jugate in excellent
condition from New York.
$300-350
750. Republican X Coolidge &
Dawes jugate in excellent condition. 7/8” celluloid. $60-70
756. Vermonter Elect Him
Again President Calvin
Coolidge badge from 1924.
1 ¼” celluloid enclosed in a
brass fob and suspended
from a brass Vermont pin bar
with a patriotic ribbon.
Attractive, well made, and in
757. Calvin Coolidge
for Lieutenant Governor
paper
group
from
Massachusetts, 1915.
Includes a one-sheet,
four page campaign
pamphlet, a lettersheet
thanking supporters for
nominating Coolidge in
preparation
of
the
upcoming
campaign,
and the original envelope in which these were
sent. All in excellent
condition. $150-175
751. Coolidge and Dawes 7/8”
litho jugate. There is a tiny scuff at
1:00 and some light scratches on
Dawes which are barely noticeable. Scarce. $175-225
752. National Coolidge College
Clubs 7/8” cello in excellent condition. $150-200
753. For Coolidge President
7/8” cello. Unusual variety and
754. Coolidge and Winant 7/8”
coattail cello from 1924, New
Hampshire, promoting Calvin
Coolidge for president and Winant
for governor. Excellent condition.
$40-50
755. Keep Cool-idge
1924 campaign postcard. Scarce and in
$75-85
763. Extremely rare 2 1/8” Davis sepia celluloid pinback. There are three areas of lamination separation,
two of which can only be seen at an angle: a 1/8 x
3/8” mark above “John”, a tiny 1/16 x 1/16” mark
below the “F” in “For”, and a light ¼ x 3/8” mark near
the curl above the “r” in “President”. Sounds worse
than it looks – this rare pinback displays well. $18002200
764. Prosperity Makers Davis ¾”
celluloid pinback in near mint condition. Rare and unusually colorful
for a 1924 campaign button. $300350
765. Rare 1 ¼” Davis
sepia celluloid pinback. A
hint of yellowing on
Davis’ nose and collar
detracts little. $300-400
758. Davis VICTORY wishbone
7/8” celluloid pinback in excellent condition and one of the few
colorful buttons from the 1924
campaign. $1800-2200
759. Work and Win Davis and
Stanley 7/8” coattail promoting
Davis for president and Stanley for
U.S. Senate, from Kentucky. In
excellent condition, but printed
just a bit off-center. $400-500
766. 7/8” Davis sepia celluloid
pinback. Near mint condition.
$250-275
767. For President John W. Davis
7/8” celluloid pinback in excellent condition. $250-275
760. 1924 Rooster representing John
W. Davis and the Democratic Party
5/8” celluloid pinback in excellent
condition. $75-100
761. Davis and Bryan
Campaign Fund 1 ¼”
sticker soliciting contributions. Financed by the
People. Excellent condition. $70-80
762. For President John W.
Davis 7/8” celluloid pinback in
768. “Don’t Forget (Teapot)
Dome” die-cut tin with raised
lettering. 1” wide. Rare and
in excellent condition with
original stickpin. $450-500
769. Davis Smith 7/8” celluloid
pinback promoting John W. Davis
for president and Al Smith for governor of New York, 1924. Minor
lamination marks near the center
and around the “H” in “Smith”.
$100-125
770. John W. Davis
Clarksburg, W. Va. real
photo postcard from
1924. Minor, tiny corner
crease bottom right.
$100-125
775. Davis for President license attachment. 3 x 12”.
This was found with the original wax paper, which has
left some minor residue. Extremely rare, and the first
presidential election in which license plates were
used to promote a candidate. $550-650
776.
John W.
Davis For President
paperweight. 3 ¾”
diameter and ¾”
thick. Some areas
of flaking on the
gold paint (which
could be easily
repaired),
otherwise excellent condition and quite
scarce. $400-450
771. John W. Davis and his Residence Clarksburg,
W.Va. postcard from 1924 in excellent condition.
$70-80
782.
Republican
Hoover
Division
Service League 1 ¼”
celluloid pinback in
excellent
condition.
$70-80
783.
National Hoover for
President League 7/8” celluloid
$90-100
777. Hoover and Curtis 7/8”
jugate pinback by Bastian Bros. in
784. Bring Back Prosperity with a Republican Vote
mechanical 2 ¼” litho from the 1932 campaign promoting Herbert Hoover. A real classic and becoming
increasingly difficult to find. Very trivial scuff below
the elephant from use. You’ll find the FDR mate elsewhere in this catalog. $400-450
772. Davis & Bryan jugate stereoview from the
1924 campaign. John W. Davis and Charles W.
Bryan – Democratic Candidates for President and
Vice President. Made by the Keystone View
Company. Excellent condition and quite rare. $150175
778. Hoover & Curtis jugate litho from the 1928
campaign. 2 ¼” with very minor surface scratches to
the left of Hoover, and one chip on the curl at 7:00.
Bright colors and better condition than most. $125150
773. John W. Davis stereoview from the 1924 campaign. Forgetting His Cares of Leadership – John W.
Davis, Democratic Nominee For President, At. Home.
Made by Keystone View Company. In excellent condition. $90-100
774. Davis for
President Wilson
for Bread label has
been trimmed to
edge of the graphics. Measures 4 ½
x 5 ¼”. Very
unusual, and certainly the first
we’ve seen. $90100
779.
Herbert Hoover For
President 7/8” celluloid pinback
from 1928. Very rare with some
very light and minor staining
around the curl. $200-225
785. Women’s Division Hoover Motor Corps 2 1/8”
celluloid pinback in excellent condition. $90-100
780.
For President
Herbert Hoover 1 ¼”
litho
from
1928.
Unusually thick, domed
pinback which only
appeared in 1928. 2
small scuffs near the
base of Hoover’s portrait, one tiny edge chip
at 6:00. $30-40
781. HOOVER 5/8” celluloid pinback.
Unusual variety. $30-40
786. Hoover & Curtis 1928 in raised letters on a diecut elephant tin shell with original satin ribbons.
Excellent condition and measures 1 ¼ x 2 ¼” overall. $80-90
787. Hoover Howey 1 1/8”
litho pinback from the 1928
campaign
promoting
Herbert Hoover for president
and Howey for governor of
Florida. Tiny scratch below
the H. $40-50
788. It’s An Elephant’s Job No Time For “DonkeyBusiness”! pocket mirror promoting Herbert Hoover.
Shows a “GOP”
elephant pushing a “US & Co”
truck while a
Democratic donkey
retreats.
Classic depression-era political
from 1932. 2 ¼”
and in excellent
condition.
$150-175
789.
Inauguration Herbert
Hoover 1929 1 ¼” celluloid pinback with 3 ½” Washington, D.C.
ribbon attached. Excellent condition. $100-125
790. Our Next
President Herbert C. Hoover celluloid plaque,
1928. Two holes at the top and bottom, as made. By
Bastian Bros. Co. 4 ½ x 6” and in excellent condition. $200-250
791.
Americanize
& Hooverize
D o n ’ t
Romanize!
anti-Smith
card
from
1928, likely
issued by the
Ku Klux Klan. 3 x 5”. One pinhole at the top. $35-45
792.
Jugate
pocket mirror
from 1932 promoting Hoover
for president,
Curtis for vice
president, Field
for Senator and
Turner for governor of Iowa.
All four candidates were losers. Excellent
condition. 2 1/8”. $300-350
793. Hoover pressed wood charm from 1932.
Hoover Will Pilot US Back to Prosperity/ A New Pilot
May Lead to Disaster. 1 5/8 x 2 ¼”. Excellent condition. $50-60
798. Hoover for President brass plaque. Nice die-cut
shield/flag design. Well made and very attractive. 5 ¾
x 6” and in excellent condition. $150-175
794.
For
P r e s i d e n t
Herbert Hoover
1 ¼” celluloid
encased in a
metal watch fob.
Scarce and in
799. Hoover’s Prosperity Horn. The Voice of the
Senate Turn Me Over Good Times Just Around The
Corner BULL. When you turn this over, it makes a
“mooing” sound. 2 ½” diameter, 2 ¼” high. There is
a length of old tape around the top edge. A classic
anti-Hoover item from America’s Great Depression,
c. 1932. $200-300
795. Large fabric banner Tune ‘Eliza Jane’ from the
Young Peoples’ Republican League. Circa 1932.
Moderate water staining. Measures 46 x 49”. $90100
800. Anti Hoover and Mellon card and spoon, c.
1932. The aluminum spoon measures 4” long with a
large hole through the bowl and is stamped Hoover
Soup Spoon and Mellon Tool. The card is 2 x 3 ¼”.
Spoon is in excellent condition, the card has some
creasing. A clever and historical pair from America’s
depression era. $150-175
796. Hoover Wins! Prove it! wooden puzzle from
1928. Each wooden block represents a “Republican
Platform Plank”. Complete and in its original 5 ½ x 5
½” box. Generally excellent condition, with just some
minor damage to the flaps of the top lid. You’ll find
the Smith mate elsewhere in this catalog. $100-125
801. Pair of die-cut elephant license plate attachments supporting Herbert Hoover, 1932. 8 ½ x 10”
overall. Light scattered scuffs from use. $100-150
797. Help the President With Law Enforcement
license attachment supporting President Hoover and
copyrighted 1932. Likely refers to Prohibition. 4 ½ x
11 ½”. Generally excellent condition with just the
slightest signs of use. $65-75
802. Smith Robinson jugate 7/8”
celluloid pinback. Just a hint of
light discoloration to the left of
Smith barely detracts from this
rare pin. $400-450
celluloid pinback. Scarcer white
background variety in excellent
condition. $275-300
812. Al Smith’s Friend 7/8” celluloid pinback in excellent condition. $55-65
celluloid pinback. Gold background variety in excellent condition. $225-250
805.
Smith for President
Robinson for Vice President 7/8”
litho jugate. Generally excellent
condition with just a trivial, light
scratch along the rim at 5:00.
$150-175
813. Al. Smith 1 ¼”
sepia celluloid pinback
$40-50
814. Smith Volunteers 7/8” celluloid pinback. Scarce and in excellent condition. $90-100
806. Give Us Another Lincoln
Smith 7/8” sepia celluloid pinback
from 1928. An outstanding rarity
in excellent condition, and our
choice for one of the top pinbacks
in this auction. $1,000+
807.
For
President Alfred E.
Smith 1 ½” celluloid pinback in
808. The Guiding Star Of Our
Nation Alfred E. Smith New York
7/8” celluloid pinback. A 1928
classic in excellent condition.
$275-325
809. Vote For “Al” Smith and
Robinson 7/8” celluloid pinback.
Very unusual and in excellent
condition. $150-200
815. Magnificent Smith & Comstock oval celluloid
coattail promoting Al Smith For President and Bill
Comstock For
Governor,
Michigan. The
1 ¼ x 1 5/8”
oval celluloid is
set in an attractive
metal
bezel,
with
original
pin.
Attached 1 ½ x
3 ½” ribbon
r e a d s
Democratic
S t a t e
Convention
Grand Rapids
Sept. 21 1928.
In
excellent
condition and
among the premier items of
the Gingerich
collection. We
can only guess
at a value.
$3500+
816. Al. & Joe die-cut enamel on ¾
x ¾” brass donkey pinback. Rare
version, as this more commonly
appears with just “Smith”. Excellent
condition. $70-80
810.
1 ¾”
Smith celluloid
pinback
in
excellent condition. Made by
Wm. T. Wager
in Bronx, N.Y.
$200-225
811. Smith & Comstock coattail
¾” celluloid pinback from 1928
promoting Al Smith for president
and Bill Comstock for governor of
Michigan. Excellent condition.
$55-65
819.
For President
Alfred E. Smith 1 ¼”
celluloid pinback with
Smith’s trademark derby
in metal suspended by a
patriotic ribbon. $90100
820. Notification Ceremonies
of Alfred E. Smith Democratic
Presidential Nominee State
Capitol Albany, N.Y. August
22, 1928 GUEST ribbon. 2 ½ x
7 ½”. Some loss on the gold lettering. $80-90
821. “Our” “Joe” Jos.
T. Robinson 1 ¼” sepia
celluloid pinback of Al
Smith’s running mate in
the 1928 campaign.
Very scarce VP item in
excellent
condition.
$150-200
822. With Malice Toward None
With Charity For All Governor
Alfred E. Smith 7/8” celluloid pinback from New York, c. 1922.
Scarce and in excellent condition.
$125-150
823.
Member Smith Hunt
Clarke Club 7/8” celluloid promoting Al Smith for governor.
Scarce New York State pinback
from the 1920’s. $60-70
817. “ME TOO”
Houston 1928 1 ½”
celluloid pinback
from the Democratic
N a t i o n a l
Convention featuring a donkey and a
longhorn
steer.
$90-100
818. 1928 Houston Tex. enamel on ½
x ¾” brass pin from the Democratic
National Convention. “Dem.” stamped
on the donkey in the center. Scarce.
$65-75
824. 4” For Vice President U.S. Senator Joe T.
Robinson of Arkansas celluloid with cardboard easel
back, from the 1928 campaign. Very rare and in near
mint condition. $900-1000
825. Our Next President Al
Smith celluloid plaque
made by Bastian Bros. Co.
Two holes at the top and
bottom, as made. 4 ½ x 6”
$80-90
831. For President Smith
campaign banner from
1928. Large, attractive and
bold. 39 x 59”. Some soiling is confined to the bottom area around “Smith”,
otherwise excellent condition and a terrific display
item. $500-600
838. For U.S. Senator Franklin D.
Roosevelt 7/8” celluloid pinback
from his unsuccessful campaign in
New York, 1914. Excellent condition. $500-600
839. Roosevelt
For President 2”
celluloid pinback,
1936.
826. Rare Smith coattail postal card promoting
Alfred E. Smith for President Jos. T. Robinson for
Vice President Frank C. Dailey for Governor
Addison Drake for Lt. Governor Albert Stump for
U.S. Senator and features …Howard R.A. Wiley
Democratic
Candidate
for
Prosecuting
Attorney…Election Nov. 6, 1928. From Indiana.
Very rare and in excellent condition. $100-150
832. Al Smith For President in raised
letters on this attractive Smith bust
pedestal statue from 1928. Cast pot
metal painted in simulated bronze.
Very unusual and a terrific Smith display piece. Stands 6 ¼” tall. $150-200
833.
Roosevelt
Labor’s Choice
1 ¾” celluloid
pinback. Two
very small and
minor lamination marks in
the white field
can only be
seen
when
held at an
angle. $200250
827.
Al Smith auto
attachment. Cast metal,
5 ¾ x 5 ¾”. Scarce and
$200-250
834.
Young Democrats of
Wake County Victory in 1936
FDR 1” celluloid pinback from
North Carolina in excellent
condition. A rare St. Louis
Button Co. beauty in excellent
condition. $800-900
830. Smile With “Al”
metal derby with original
card attached to the hat
brim from the 1933
Century of Progress in
Chicago, made while Al
Smith was Governor of
New York. Near mint condition and measures about
2 x 3 ¾ x 4 ¾”. $100-150
841.
FDR
1 ¾” celluloid
pinback.
Scarce and in
842. Roosevelt and Garner 7/8”
jugate celluloid pinback by Bastian
Bros. in excellent condition. $125150
835.
1936
Delegate
Battle Creek
(Michigan)
1 ¾” FDR celluloid pinback
dated
Sept.
25-26, 1936.
Very rare and
in excellent
condition.
$650-750
828. Al. Smith To The Whitehouse Here’s How!
Wooden puzzle in original 5 ½ x 5 ½” box. Each
wooden block has a state with its corresponding
electoral votes. Excellent condition. You’ll find the
Hoover mate elsewhere in this catalog. $125-150
829. America’s Biggest Man For America’s Biggest
Job Al Smith for President armband from 1928. 2 ¾
x 15 ½”. Light stains on Smith’s portrait. Scarce.
$125-150
840.
Carry On Millinery
Workers Union 1” celluloid pinback from 1940. Scarce and in
836. Rare celluloid variety of this
Michigan for Roosevelt 7/8” pinback made by Bastian Bros. Co. in
837. Michigan for Roosevelt
7/8” litho pinback in excellent
condition. $80-90
843.
Economic Security
Roosevelt-Blood coattail 1”
celluloid pinback promoting
FDR for president and Blood
for governor of Utah, 1936.
844. Don’t Change the Pilot
Re-elect F.D. Roosevelt 1”
litho, c. 1940. Distributed by
Local
89
I.L.G.W.U.
(International Ladies Garment
Workers Union) shows a caricature of FDR steering the “ship of
state”. Excellent condition.
$50-60
845. Let’s Keep Democracy
Roosevelt & Hershey 1” celluloid pinback from 1940
promoting FDR for president
and Hershey for governor of
Illinois. $100-125
846. 1 ¾”
Roosevelt
celluloid pinback in excellent condition
made by the
William
T.
Wager Co. in
Bronx, NY.
$175-200
847.
FDR sepia photo
1 ¼” celluloid pinback.
Scarce, but some light
staining in the patriotic
border is barely noticeable. $40-50
848. Roosevelt &
Truman jugate celluloid pinback in
excellent condition. 1 ½” variety.
$225-250
849. 7/8” FDR celluloid pinback
made by Pettibone Bros. Mfg. Co.
in Cincinnati. Excellent condition.
$50-60
853. Member Georgia
Roosevelt Club 1 ¼”celluloid pinback. Extremely
rare and in excellent condition. Made by Bastian
Bros. Co. This comes with
an accompanying 8 ½ x
11” letter dated October
28, 1935 announcing a
…meeting of the Steering
Committee of the Georgia
Roosevelt Club and goes
on to say that The official
Georgia Roosevelt Club
button is being made and
it is expected that they
will be ready for distribution at this meeting.
$850-950
859. Iowa’s Choice Henry
Wallace for Vice President 1”
celluloid pinback from the
1940 campaign in excellent
condition. $90-100
860. Depression Buster
Let’s Go! 1 ¼” celluloid
pinback promoting FDR
and the Democratic Party,
c. 1932. Missouri Mule on
a kicking donkey. Rare and
$250-275
854. The President’s
Birthday Party Jan. 30
Warm Springs, Ga.
Foundation 1 ¼” celluloid pinback in excellent
condition. $45-55
855. Georgia’s Roosevelt
Home-Coming 1 1/8” litho
from Atlanta, 1935. Scarce
and generally excellent condition with trivial rubbing on
the “S” in “Roosevelt”. $125150
856.
Georgia
R o o s e v e l t
Homecoming 1 ½”
From Atlanta, 1935.
$250-300
850. Support Your
Commander
in
Chief 1 ½” celluloid pinback, c.
1944. Rare and in
excellent
condiiton. $250-275
862.
America Calls Another
Roosevelt 7/8” celluloid pinback
from the 1932 campaign. Printed
on the back paper is Lopez Co.
Boston Compliments of James M.
Curley. Excellent condition. $6070
863. 1936 Roosevelt ReElection Clubs 1” celluloid
pinback. Scarce, but staining
around the edge. $30-40
857. 9” FDR celluloid c. 1936.
Excellent condition, but the back
pin is missing, and
should be easy to
replace. $80-90
851. Barnesville, GA.
Welcome
President
Roosevelt 1 ¼” celluloid
pinback dated Aug. 11,
’38. Very rare and in
excellent
condition.
$500-600
861. Kick out Depression With A Democratic Vote.
Classic mechanical litho from the 1932 campaign
promoting FDR and the Democratic Party. Pull the
string and the donkey appears to be kicking the elephant. 2 ¼” with a couple of light scratches. One of
the great 20th century classic pinbacks. You’ll find
the Hoover mate elsewhere in this catalog. $200250
864. Re-Elect Roosevelt 1940
7/8” celluloid pinback in excellent
condition. $50-60
852. Atlanta, Georgia
Welcome
President
Roosevelt 1 ¼” celluloid pinback from Nov.
1935. Made by the
Floding Co. in Atlanta.
Extremely rare and in
excellent
condition.
$600-700
858. F.D.R.P.S. I’ll
Tell (Franklin D.
Roosevelt Prosperity
Squad) 1 ¾” celluloid pinback in
You’ll
find
the
Willkie mate elsewhere in this catalog. $150-175
865. 1933 Prosperity with Roosevelt 7/8” celluloid
pinback from FDR’s first
Inauguration. We Will Protect
Our Flag. Bright, well-made,
great graphics symbolizing
renewed hope in depression-era
America. Excellent condition.
$350-450
880. 4” Roosevelt
Pull 2nd Lever
Schricker
litho
pinback
from
1940 promoting
FDR for president
and Schricker for
governor
of
Illinois. Scattered
scratches. $40-50
866. You Cannot Make A
Mistake
With
Roosevelt.
Unusual slogan on this 1” celluloid pinback in excellent condition. $50-60
867.
Roosevelt Ohio
1940 1 ¾” celluloid pinback
in
excellent
condition.
$150-200
874. Vote For Roosevelt And Repeal / Vote For
Comstock Protect Michigan Investors pressed wood
charm from 1932 promoting FDR for president and
Comstock for governor of Michigan. 2 x 2 1/8”.
870. Roosevelt Neely 7/8” celluloid pinback coattail promoting
FDR for president and Neely for
U.S. Senate from West Virginia,
871. Roosevelt and Sholtz coattail 7/8” celluloid pinback promoting FDR for president and
Sholtz for governor of Florida,
1932. Rare and in excellent condition. $60-70
872. Franklin D.
Roosevelt 1936 For
President 1 ¼” celluloid pinback with
patriotic
ribbons
attached. Very rare
873.
Re-Elect Roosevelt
Chandler coattail 7/8” litho from
the 1940 campaign promoting
FDR for president and Albert
“Happy” Chandler for U.S. Senate
from Kentucky. Excellent condition. $30-40
882.
We Want Roosevelt
3 ½” celluloid with 2 x 5 ½”
ribbon. Overall even yellowing on the pinback. $30-40
875. President’s Ball
Campaign 1 ½” celluloid issued to help
fight
Infantile
Paralysis
during
FDR’s administration.
$40-50
868. Extend The New Deal With
Roosevelt American Labor Party
7/8” celluloid pinback, c. 1936.
869.
Roosevelt 1944
Truman V One For All/All
For One 1 1/8” litho shows
sketches of men and
women of the Armed
Forces. Scarce. Excellent
condition on this pinback
that often has problems.
$175-200
881. Byrd Roosevelt Smith coattail 7/8” litho from 1936 promoting FDR for president, Harry
Byrd for US Senate and Judge
Howard Smith for Congress,
from Virginia. Excellent condition. $30-40
876.
Project #UMP-000 Sponsored by Eleanor
1 5/8” litho distributed by the
Willkie forces in
1940 to poke fun
at the many government agencies created by
FDR. This one
features an outhouse.
Near
mint condition.
$50-60
877. Tennessee Roosevelt Garner
Club enamel on ½ x 7/8” brass pin.
One of the scarcer states from this
series. Excellent condition. $50-60
883.
Support Your
President 3 ½” celluloid
FDR pinback with 2 x 5 ½”
linen-backed paper ribbon
attached Fight the Wage
Tax. The scarce pinback is in excellent condition.
The ribbon has some minor creasing near the top.
$125-150
884. Our Leader Franklin D.
Roosevelt 2 ¼” celluloid pinback with patriotic ribbon
attached, c. 1944. Excellent
condition. $75-100
878.
FDR
United Rubber
Workers
of
America allmetal 1 5/8 x
2” badge features a bust of
Our
Leader
F.D.R. with a
ship left and an
airplane right.
Rare and in
879. Democratic Ticket Roosevelt Hershey coattail
pocket mirror from
1940
promoting
FDR for president
and Hershey for
governor of Illinois.
2 x 3”. In excellent
condition. $50-60
885.
Roosevelt
Horner 1 ¼” celluloid
pinback with patriotic
ribbons and plastic
donkey,
promoting
FDR for president and
Horner for governor of
Illinois,
1940.
$125-150
890. 1935 Atlanta FDR Home-Coming Celebration lot
includes 3 tickets: one general admission ticket with the original stub, one PRESS ticket, and one STAGE ticket (all show
some aging and minor creases). Also included is a paper ribbon/admission ticket Welcome Home President Franklin
Delano Roosevelt with string; an unusual 6 x 13 ¼” cardboard sign; and a Press and Official ribbon. Last, and probably the best item in this lot, is an 11” Roosevelt pennant with
an American flag attached to original stick, made by Roy G.
Booker, Atlanta Am. Flag. Co., N.Y. in excellent condition.
All items from the November 29, 1935 FDR Homecoming
Celebration in Atlanta, Georgia. 8 pieces total. $250-300
886. FDR and the Dedication of
the Gainesville, Georgia, Civic
Center. From March 23, 1938.
Scarce 1 ¾” celluloid pinback
with Guest ribbon attached. This
lot includes an 11 x 14” broadside
from the same event listing parking
and police regulations, and information on tickets and badges to
this event, which was attended by
President Roosevelt. Also included
is an 8 x 10 ½” Official Program
from the event. 12 pp., illustrated.
All three pieces are in excellent
condition. $350-400
891. Roosevelt and
Truman U.S. postal
card from 1944
issued by the Illinois American Federation of Labor
Committee. Unused and in excellent condition.
$50-60
887. FDR, Eleanor Roosevelt, Pres. Roosevelt’s
mother, Queen Elizabeth and Prince Phillip are pictured on this scarce celluloid plaque, Compliments of
Chapman’s Beverages Truro, N.S. (Nova Scotia). 7 ½
x 9 ¼”. Near mint condition with original string on
back for suspension. $150-200
888. Vote For Roosevelt Guffey
2 1/8” celluloid pinback with 2
x 5 ½” ribbon promoting FDR
for president and Guffey for U.S.
Senate from Pennsylvania,
1940. Scarce and in excellent
condition. $400-500
889. Okay America You
Bet – I’m With You 2 1/8”
celluloid
from
the
Inauguration March 4,
1933. Our President
Franklin D. Roosevelt suspended from a brass pin bar with a patriotic ribbon. A
classic in excellent condition. $350-400
892.
What
Would
We
Have Done
Without Him?
Be As Loyal
To Him As He
Is To You FDR
postcard, c.
1936. Shows a
god-like President Roosevelt being cheered by the
masses. Unusual and in excellent, unused condition.
$40-50
893. FDR 2” celluloid pinback
with 2 x 6”
Roosevelt ribbon
and two smaller
ribbons
with:
Labor Rally A.F.
of
L.
C.I.O.
R a i l r o a d
Brotherhood and
Oct. 31, 1940
Auditorium St.
Louis.
Scarce
and in excellent
condition except
for some minor
soiling on the
middle ribbon.
This comes with
a period 8 x 10”
photo of a group
of men wearing
this same ribbon
badge. $175-225
894.
Our Next
President Franklin D.
Roosevelt
celluloid
plaque from 1932 by
Bastian Bros. Co. 4 ½ x
6” with two holes top
and bottom, as made.
Excellent
condition.
$125-150
895. The Will of a Free People celluloid plaque
measuring 7 ¾ x 8 ¾” and featuring a Democratic
donkey and 46 to 2 (representing the 46 states won by
FDR vs. 2 won by Landon – Vermont and Maine). The
plaque is in pristine condition with chain hanger on
back for suspension. This comes with its original box,
which shows some trivial aging. $100-125
896. FDR West
River Democrat
coattail
ribbon
from South Dakota,
1940, promoting
FDR for president,
Bicknell for governor, and Watwood
for Congress. 1 ½ x
5”. Scarce and in
897. North Carolina for Roosevelt 1 ¼
x 5 ¾” ribbon. Scarce and in excellent
condition. $125-150
903.
Insure
Wisconsin
for
Roosevelt 11 x 14”
cardboard
poster
from 1936 with a
photo
of
C.E.
Broughton, National
Committeeman, and
listing
Roosevelt
Endorsed Delegates.
Generally excellent
condition with light,
trivial water stain
upper left. $80-90
898. Knock Out Depression Vote Democratic
mechanical placard from 1932 shows FDR knocking
out the depression bum. Intended to be placed in the
back window of a car, a metal rod is attached to
FDR’s arm which swings with the motion of the car.
With the original rubber suction cups. 5 ½ x 8 ¼”.
In excellent condition but missing the weight for the
metal rod (could easily be replaced). One of our
favorites from the Gingerich collection. $300-350
899. Keep Pennsylvania
Liberal 11 x 17” cardboard
poster from 1934 supporting President Roosevelt and
promoting George Earle for
U.S. Senate, Charles Jones
for governor, Leo Mundy
for Lt. Governor, and
Thomas
Logue
for
Secretary of Internal Affairs.
Light, trivial soiling. $100125
900. Support Roosevelt for President cardboard
coattail poster supporting FDR, and Arthur Lueck for
governor of Wisconsin, 1936. Discoloration top middle and some light, minor overall soiling. 14 x 22”.
$125-150
901. 1944 campaign
poster with jugate photos of Roosevelt and
Truman and promoting
Elmer Thomas for U.S.
Senate from Utah with
photos of other Utah candidates for lesser offices.
10 ¼ x 15 ½”. Very rare
902. Inauguration January 20, 1941 felt pennant
from FDR’s third Inauguration. 28” long (not including tassels) and in excellent condition. $100-125
908.
Roosevelt Democratic
Candidates Stand By the
President poster supporting FDR and promoting
Guffey for U.S. Senate,
Earle for Governor, and
lesser candidates from
Pennsylvania, 1934. 12 ½
x 19”. Very light foxing
around the edges. $60-70
909. New Items for
the Campaign onesided newsprint flier
from 1936 features
Landon and FDR
campaign buttons
and license plates
available from the
Philadelphia Badge
Co. 12 ½ x 19” and
904. Roosevelt-Davey Club of Ohio poster promoting FDR for president and Martin Davey for governor, 1936. Graphic, 16 x 22” and in excellent condition. $125-150
910.
President
Roosevelt
silk
from the Textile
Department
Georgia
Tech.
Excellent condition and mounted
in what appears to
be original matting which measures 13 ½ x 15”.
$100-125
905. Remember the
Republicans
in
1932!
poster, c.
1936. Which Do You
Want? Plenty With
Democrats (shows
four black men in a
new convertible) or
Nothing
With
Republicans (shows
a poor black man
with a dog and cart).
Terrific poster. 9 ½ x
12 ½”, near mint.
$90-100
906. For Lasting
Peace
Security
For All Roosevelt
Truman
jugate
cardboard poster
from 1944. 11 x
14”. Quite rare
and in excellent
condition. $250300
907. Elect Roosevelt and Sholtz For A New Deal
embossed tin license plate promoting FDR for president and Sholtz for governor of Florida. 3 ¾ x 11 ¾”.
Very minor wear from use. Extremely rare coattail
license plate from the 1932 campaign. $450-550
911. Carry On Roosevelt I’ll Help embossed tin
license plate, c. 1940. 5 ½ x 10”. Minor scratches and
dings from use. Scarce. $70-80
912. Inaugural 1937 District of Columbia embossed
tin license plate issued by the Inaugural Committee
for FDR’s second Inauguration. 6 x 12 ½”. Very rare
and early – this was only the second time an official
license plate was issued to commemorate a presidential Inauguration, the first being in 1933. Minor wear
from use. $400-500
918.
Indiana Senator Samuel D. Jackson archive includes his personal National Committee Permanent
Chairman badge from the 1944 Democratic National Convention in Chicago, his U.S.
Senate identification pass in its original leather wallet, a lunch invitation letter dated Feb. 5,
1944 on White House stationery from Mrs. Roosevelt to Mrs. Samuel D. Jackson, and a 7 ¾
x 9 ¾” mounted photograph of Senator Jackson at his desk. All
4 pieces in excellent condition,
except for a crease on the photo
mount. $200-250
913. FDR “nodder” from the 1940 campaign asks the
question Going to Run 3rd Term Just Tap My Chin.
By tapping FDR’s chin, he appears to be nodding
“yes”. Plaster – great 3D item in excellent condition
measures about 2 ½ x 3 ½ x 2” thick. $200-225
914. Victory Cup Ice Cream one pint container features jugate images
of F.D.R For Pres.
and J.N.G. For Vice
Pres. 3 ½ x 3 ½ x
4”, printed the
same on all four
sides. From Durr’s
Creamery Macon,
GA. Excellent condition and a terrific
display item from
the 1932 campaign. $250-300
919. Landon and Knox 7/8” celluloid jugate by Bastain Bros. Co. in
920. Landon and Knox
1 ¼” celluloid jugate in
excellent
condition.
$90-100
925. Alf M. Landon’s Notification Topeka, July 23,
1936 2 ¼” sepia celluloid pinback with felt sunflower
and original Trapp Print Shop Topeka tag attached.
915. Success To Repeal
1933 etched on this beautiful
goblet celebrating the end of
Prohibition. A hand-blown
glass bird is enclosed in the
clear glass handle. Excellent
condition and stands 7” high.
$125-150
916. FDR wooden donkey with
moveable legs and FDR-type
brass spectacles. Very unusual
Measures 4 ½ x 2 ½ x 2” as
shown. Circa 1940. $125-150
917. Repeal the 18th Amendment sticker featuring a
mug of beer, on a tin
ashtray stand with a
Democratic donkey
and a tin match holder with a paper insert
of
Roosevelt.
Unusually excellent
condition, especially
considering this is all
tin, with just some
discoloration on the
FDR paper matcholder insert. Measures 9
x 10 ¼ x 4 ½” overall. $150-200
921. Alfred M. Landon For
President 7/8” celluloid pinback
926. Landon photo under
celluloid with tin rim, set
on a 1 1/8” plastic disk in
922.
Alf M.
Landon 1 ¼”
sepia celluloid
pinback
with
felt sunflower
and
original
Trapp
Print
Shop
Topeka
tag
attached.
923.
Alf M.
L a n d o n ’ s
Notification
Topeka, July 23,
1936 1 ¼” sepia
celluloid pinback
with felt sunflower and original Trapp Print
Shop Topeka tag
a t t a c h e d .
924. Landon 5/8” celluloid pinback.
Scarce and in excellent condition.
$70-80
927.
American
Constitution It Stood Firm
From Washington Until
Trampled
Upon
by
Roosevelt. It Was Good
Enough
For
Our
Forefathers It Is Good
Enough For Me. Rally to
Contitution
Flag
&
Prosperity. Terrific slogan refers to FDR’s predecessors
who chose not to run for a third term. Shows a horse
pulling a GOP cart with an American flag. An outstanding rarity, this 1 ¼” celluloid pinback is in excellent condition and comes with its original 2 ½ x 4 ¼”
sample card listing prices. Wear This Button And Take
A Real G.O.P. Buggy Ride 1936. $2500-3000
935.
Republican
Convention
1 9 3 6
Cleveland,
Ohio. 1 ¼”
celluloid pinback with silk
flag in excellent condition. $40-50
928. Landon Knox 1” celluloid
pinback. Distinctive design,
extremely rare and in excellent
condition. $800-900
936. Landon Haigis Knox
1 ¼” celluloid pinback
coattail from 1936 promoting Haigis for governor of Massachusetts.
Excellent
condition.
$100-125
929. Landon-Knox Fitzgerald Wayne County
Republican Club 2 1/8” celluloid pinback coattail
from 1936 promoting Fitzgerald for governor of
Michigan. Rare and in excellent condition. $450550
932. Landon and Knox wooden cane in
933. 1937 Progress 7/8” litho
shows an elephant chasing a donkey over the horizon. Some paint
surface crazing on this pinback
that seldom turns up in choice
condition. $40-50
934. Landon and the Constitution
classic 7/8” celluloid pinback in
943. Landon Knox felt armband. 3 ¼ x
8 ½” and in excellent condition. $3040
944. Landon/Motor Corps felt pennant in excellent
condition. 10” long (not including tassels). $60-70
937.
Republican
Convention Cleveland June 913, 1936 1 ¼” celluloid pinback with patriotic ribbon and
plastic elephant. Excellent condition. $40-50
930. Unlisted LANDON
1 ¼” celluloid pinback in
excellent
condition.
$150-175
931. John D. M. Hamilton National Republican
Chairman 2 ¼” celluloid pinback features a Kansas
jayhawk. With
original Trapp
Print
Shop
Topeka
back
paper. Hamilton
was chairman of
the Republican
N a t i o n a l
Committee
1936-1940.
942.
Ohio Landon paper pennant.
Measures 10 ¾” long. Excellent condition
and a colorful display item. $40-50
945. Land-On Roosevelt 1936 cast iron elephant in
superb condition with virtually 100% original paint.
Measures 2 x 3 x 5” overall. $450-550
938. Landon GOP Knox 2 1/8” celluloid pinback with 5 ½” long ribbon.
946. Each Time America Needs
Him God Sends a Man Willkie
7/8” celluloid pinback with a terrific slogan, in excellent condition.
$150-175
939.
Landon Knox Michigan
League Volunteer Nov. 3rd celluloid “ribbon” badge. Rare, colorful,
and in excellent condition. 1 ¼ x
3”. $225-250
940. Elect Landon 3 ¾”
diameter reflective auto
bumper attachment in
947.
I’m For Willkie and
McNary 7/8” celluloid jugate
by St. Louis Button Co. in excellent condition. $55-65
948. Ditch the
Horse That Put
Us
In
The
Middle of the
Stream Vote for
Willkie.
Very rare antiFDR 1 ¾” celluloid pinback in
excellent condition, and a variety we’ve never
before
seen.
$250-300
949. Office Workers Willkie
Group 7/8” celluloid pinback in
941. LANDON license attachment. Embossed tin,
3 ¾ x 9 ¾”. Minor paint irregularities. $50-60
956.
Chairman Hollywood
Willkie Workers 1” celluloid
pinback made by Western
Badge & Button Co. in Los
Angeles. Excellent condition
and scarce. $175-225
957. “Willkie is
MY Man!” WillkieM c N a r y
C a m p a i g n
Contributor 1 ½”
celluloid pinback
from Hennepin
County,
Minn.
Scarce,
serialnumbered, and in
950. Willkie For President 2 ½” celluloid pinback
by Midwest Badge & Novelty Co. in Minneapolis.
Scarce and in excellent condition. $275-325
965. 3 ½” Willkie McNary
Worker celluloid pinback
$50-60
966. WILLKIE enamel on brass pin. 1 3/8 x 2”. Brass
eagle on
red, white
&
blue
“WW” letters. Nicely
made and
in pristine
condition.
$30-40
958. I’m Against The Third
Term Washington Wouldn’t
Grant Couldn’t Roosevelt
Shouldn’t 1 1/8” litho pinback in excellent condition.
$40-50
951. W.W.M.P.B.
Ask Me (Wendell
Willkie
Means
Prosperous
Business) 1 ¾”
celluloid in excellent
condition.
You’ll find the
FDR mate elsewhere in this catalog. $150-175
964.
Willkie Salesmen’s
Club 1 ½” celluloid
condition.
$70-80
959. Win With Wendell Willkie
4W Club 7/8” celluloid pinback
952.
We
Want Willkie
3 ½” celluloid
pinback.
Scarce, and in
960. WILLKIE 7/8” celluloid pinback. Distinctive design and in
961.
Life
begins in ’40
Win
With
Willkie 1 ¾”
celluloid pinback in excellent
condition. $60-70
953.
Every “Buddy” For
Willkie 1” celluloid pinback
shows Willkie in his World War
I uniform. “Buddy” refers to
World War I veterans. Scarce
$175-225
954. WILLKIE Schoolhouse.
Classic 1” celluloid pinback
955.
I Want Willkie
1 ¼” celluloid pinback in
excellent
condition.
$40-50
967. Elect Willkie
President enameled brass ladies
compact. 3” diameter, excellent condition. $60-70
968. Willkie coattail U.S. Postal card from 1940
promoting Willkie—-A Businessman for President
and John C. Montana—-A Businessman for Congress.
From New York. Very rare and in excellent condition. $90-100
962. Volunteer Firemen
for Willkie 1 ¼” celluloid
963. Wilson’s For Willkie So
Am I! 7/8” celluloid pinback
coattail promoting Willkie for
president and George Wilson for
governor of Iowa. In excellent
condition. $40-50
969. We Will Win With
Wendell Willkie! 12 x
18” poster Compliments
of the Willkie Club of
Englewood. 2 folds, otherwise excellent condition. $60-70
983.
3 ½” Vote
Republican For Dewey
Warren celluloid jugate
made by Philadelphia
Badge Co. in excellent
condition. $60-70
970. Willkie necktie in
971. PRESS Willkie Reception 1 ½ x 5”
ribbon from Chicago Sept. 13 – 1940.
Scarce and in excellent condition. $5060
972. Invest a Dollar In The Future of America Get
Your
WillkieMcNary
Dollar
Certificate
fabric
banner with original
hanger and wooden
rods measures 29 x
43”. Except for some
water stains around
the bottom corners,
this is in bright, pristine
condition.
Extremely rare and
an outstanding display item from a
1940 Willkie headquarters. $800-900
973. We Want Willkie embossed tin license plate
attachment. 4 x 9 ½”. Distributed By Kentucky-ForWillkie Clubs…Louisville, KY. Scarce, with minor
signs of wear from use. $125-150
974. Win With Willkie reflective auto bumper
attachment housed in a metal frame. 5 x 12” and in
975. WILLKIE embossed tin license plate attachment
with silver reflective letters against a die-cut elephant.
Minor signs of wear from use. 4 ½ x 9”. $100-125
976. Choose a Winner bullet pencil with portraits of
Willkie and Roosevelt. Buy Decotones Danville
Engraving Co. Danville, Illinois. 4” long and in
977. 1940 Campaign Circular from Annin & Co.,
New York, N.Y. 1-sheet, 4-page full color flier features FDR and Willkie campaign flags, banners, pennants, and automobile flags. Excellent condition and
folded, as sent. 8 ½ x 11”. $90-100
978. Willkie 1940 cast
iron doorstop(?) measures 4 x 4 ¼ x 2 ¼”.
$80-90
984.
9”
V o t e
Republican
For Dewey
Warren celluloid jugate
made
by
Philadelphia
Badge Co.
in near mint
condition.
$150-175
985.
For President
Thomas E. Dewey 1 ¼”
celluloid pinback features a
smiling Dewey. Excellent
condition. $30-40
986.
2 ½”
Dewey celluloid pinback.
979. WILLKIE men’s hosiery
in mint condition with the
original Coopers Hose for
Men Kenosha Wis. tag, and
undoubtedly a favorite among
nerdy Willkie supporters.
$80-90
980. Willkie for President NO THIRD TERM wooden cane. Very unusual and in excellent condition.
$250-300
981.
Dewey Bricker
Attractive, scarce, and
$250-275
982. Back to Americanism Dewey &
Bricker Nov. 7, 1944. ¾” celluloid
pinback in excellent condition. Great
slogan and extremely rare – this is the
first time we recall ever seeing this
button. $150-200
987. Our Dewey Special
Is Due 1 ¾” celluloid pinback from 1948 refers to
the Dewey campaign train.
988.
Dewey for
Students 1 ¼” celluloid
pinback. Scarce and in
excellent
condition.
$50-60
989. Mothers Sisters Wives
Sweethearts Dewey Bricker
1 1/8” litho from 1944.
Overall scratches and scuffing, which is normal for this
pinback. $30-40
990.
United
L a b o r
Committee for
Dewey
and
Bricker 3 ½”
celluloid pinback in excellent condition.
$50-60
991. Friends of Dewey 7/8” celluloid pinback which seldom turns
up. Excellent condition. $40-50
996. Dewey Warren Election
Night STAFF ribbon. 2 x 5 ¾” and
1003. Truman 7/8” celluloid
pinback. Very rare and in excellent condition. $250-300
997.
Howdy! Tom Dewey Welcome to Montana
2 ¼ x 4” ribbon. Scarce and in excellent condition.
$60-70
992. Unusual
Dewey 1 ¾”
plastic badge
with metal pin.
Raised likeness
of
Dewey.
998. DEWEY 1948 2 ½ x 7” ribbon in excellent condition. $3040
1005. 1 ¼” Truman and
Barkley jugate celluloid
condition. $300-350
993. Dewey And Bricker 1944
United Federation of Women’s
Republican Clubs 2 ¼” celluloid
pinback with a Delegate ribbon
attached. Pinback is in excellent
condition, but the lettering on the
ribbon is dark and hard to read.
$40-50
994. Dewey Warren 1948
NFWRC
(National
Federation of Women’s
Republican Clubs) 1 ½”
jugate plastic watch fobstyle disk suspended from a
Delegate ribbon, from the
5th Biennial Convention St.
Paul, Minn. Extremely rare
$500-600
995. DEWEY We are DUE for a change fiberboard
license attachment from the 1944 campaign, used
instead
of
the
usual
metal to help
with the war
effort. 6 ½ x
10 ¾” and in
remarkable,
near
mint
condition.
$150-200
1004. Truman Barkley 1 ¾” jugate from the 1949
Inauguration. Great graphics and rare, but there is a
hint of discoloration in the white area below the
jugate portraits. $450-550
999. Unusual Dewey
postcard from 1944.
Excellent
condition.
$30-40
1007. For President Harry S.
Truman 7/8” celluloid pinback.
Extremely rare and in excellent
1000.
Dewey
President plastic
cap for a rotary
phone, made by
the Dialite Dial
Co.
Houston,
Texas.
Very
unusual, 1 5/8”
diameter,
in
1008. TRUMAN 1 ¼”
celluloid pinback. Classic
patriotic design, in excellent condition. $250-275
1001. 3 ½”
Truman and
B a r k l e y
jugate celluloid pinback.
There’s a tiny
chip on the
edge at 2:00
and some trivial yellowing
which is barely noticeable.
$150-200
1002. Truman for Senator 7/8”
celluloid pinback from 1934,
Missouri. Excellent condition.
$300-350
1006. Truman For Me 5/8” celluloid
1009.
Truman Fights For
Human Rights 7/8” celluloid
$400-450
1010.
Truman Barkley
1 ¼” celluloid pinback,
red variety, in excellent
condition. Scarce. $450550
1011. I’m Just Wild
About Harry 1 ½”
celluloid
pinback.
Very unusual and
rare, but with moderate staining. $50-60
1018.
Presidential
Inauguration Washington
D.C. Jan. 20, 1949 ribbon
attached to attractive 3 ½”
Truman celluloid pinback.
Made by Philadelphia
Badge Co. and in excellent condition. $200-225
1024. Vote Straight Democratic November 2, 1948
cardboard campaign horn with wooden mouthpiece.
Blow Long and Loud, Then Alternately Suck and Blow
Quickly, and you’ll make the sound of a braying donkey (we tried it – it really works!). Drive your
Republican friends nuts. 7 ¾” long and in excellent
condition. $90-100
1019. Missouri All Out For Truman
M.W.T.P.C. (Missouri Women’s
Truman Political Committee?). 2 ½
x 7” with a couple of light, trivial
spots. Rare. $150-175
1012. Harry Truman – Winston Churchill 2” celluloid pinback from their appearance at Westminster
College in Fulton, MO. 1946. Rare and in excellent
condition. $500-600
1013. Remember! Labor Has a
Date in 1948 Truman-related 1”
celluloid pinback. Scarce and in
1020. “Truman Day”
Celebration Official
Program broadside
from
Gainesville,
Georgia, July 4, 1945.
11 ½ x 18 ½”. Minor
folds and trivial paper
loss bottom left.
Scarce and displays
well. $100-125
1025. Truman-Barkley-Inauguration-1949 felt pennant. 29” long (not including tassels) and in excellent
condition. $70-80
1026. “Gink the Mink”
Don’t Blame Me Vote
G.O.P. 1 ¼” celluloid pinback from 1952 promoting Eisenhower and the
Republican Party and
reminding voters of the
mink coat scandal during
the Truman administration. Light stain along the
curl at 6:00. $90-100
1021. Sew Right With Truman plastic thimble from 1948. Compliments
of Mo. State Dem. Com. Excellent
condition. $50-60
1014. Truman is Human 4” celluloid pinback from
the Circus Saints & Sinners Club – Jan. 30, 1962.
1015. I’m So Wild About
Harry plastic donkey pinback. 2 x 2 ¼” and in excellent condition. $125-150
1022. Truman wooden
carved pipe with a nice
likeness of the beaming
President.
Excellent
condition and unusual.
$150-175
1028. Democrats for Ike
over a map of Texas. 1 ¼”
celluloid
pinback.
excellent
condition.
Eisenhower was the first
Republican presidential
candidate since Herbert
Hoover in 1928 to carry
Texas. $400-500
1016. Victory 1948 plastic
donkey pinback. 2 x 2 ¼”
$100-125
1017. TRUMAN $ wooden
“buck”. 2” diameter, printed
the same both sides. Unusual.
1027. Eisenhower Gwinn Nixon 3 ½” trigate from
1952, New York. Made by Pat Gogerty Displays in
Mt. Vernon. Extremely rare and in excellent condition. $1200-1400
1023. Win With Truman And Barkley jugate license
plate attachment. Painted metal, 5 ½ x 10”. Generally
excellent condition with a couple of trivial surface
scratches. $450-550
1029. I Like “Ike” Florida for
Eisenhower ¾” litho pinback in
1037.
Eisenhower
Working Press
2 ¼” celluloid
pinback from
Boston Garden
Nov. 5, 1956.
This
button
appears with
several different dates, all of
which are rare.
1030. Vote Ike
Nixon Republican
3 ½” celluloid pinback jugate by
Philadelphia
Badge. Tough variety, in excellent
condition. $60-70
1031. Eisenhower Will Guard
My Future 7/8” celluloid pinback.
One of the classic Ike buttons, in
1032. Ike 1956
Dick
Press
Intelligence 2”
celluloid pinback.
Scarce
and in excellent
condition.
$150-200
1033. Let’s Back Ike & Dick
1 1/8” litho jugate. Trivial
scratch on Nixon. $90-100
1044. Ed Pat Ike 1 ¼”
celluloid pinback coattail from 1952 promoting Eisenhower for president, Ed Meechem for
governor,
and
Pat
Hurley for U.S. Senate,
from New Mexico. Rare
1045.
I’m A
Delegate To The
Conventions… on
RCA Victor Eye
Witness Television.
2” celluloid pinback in excellent
condition and a terrific political/advertising button from
the EisenhowerStevenson
campaign. $60-70
1038.
Southerners for
Eisenhower 1 ½”
celluloid pinback
with
crossed
American
and
Confederate
flags. Rare, but
stained, as are
most. $80-90
1039. Ah Lahk Ike 1 ¼”
celluloid pinback made by
Philadelphia Badge Co.
1046.
I Like
Ike/The
White
House 1 ¼” flasher
set in a plastic keychain charm. Very
scarce and in excellent condition. $4050
1040. Georgia For Ike 1” celluloid pinback made by
Philadelphia Badge Co.
1034.
Back Ike “56”
$30-40
1035.
Fight With
Dwight 2 ¼” celluloid pinback in excellent condition. $30-40
1041. Housewives For
Ike 2 ½” celluloid pinback. Scarce and in
excellent
condition.
$150-175
1047.
Ultra
rare
Eisenhower-Nixon 1 ¾”celluloid jugate with a patriotic
ribbon with gold letters:
1789-1953 42nd Inaugural
Jan. 20th, 1953. May be
the #1 Ike pinback.
Excellent
condition.
$1200+
1042. Ike Needs Ewing 1”
celluloid pinback coattail
from
1952
promoting
Eisenhower for president and
Bayard Ewing for governor of
Rhode Island. Excellent condition. $30-40
1036.
Womanpower for
Eisenhower 1 ½”
celluloid pinback
shows a lady elephant wearing an
“IKE”
button.
Scarce and in
1043.
I’m 4 Ike
Kearns for Congress
2 1/8” celluloid pinback from 1952 promoting Eisenhower
for president and
Kearns for Congress,
Pennsylvania.
$50-60
1048. 3” Eisenhower &
Nixon celluloid jugate
suspended from a ribbon.
Scarce, attractive, and in
excellent
condition.
$150-175
1049.
President Eisenhower
Kansas 3” celluloid suspended
from a ribbon. Bright, flashy
graphics. Rare and in excellent
1061. TV Victory Committee
Stevenson-Kefauver 2 ¼” litho
jugate shows the candidates in
a television. Excellent condition. $250-300
1055. I Like Ike metal license attachment shows an
elephant with a microphone pounding a podium. 6 x
11”. Light scratches and scuffs from use. Unusual
variety and scarce. $100-125
1062. Vote Democratic
3 ½” Stevenson-Kefauver
celluloid jugate. Very
light stain near the curl at
7:00. $45-55
1050.
Philadelphia
Meeting
Eisenhower for President Republican
Central Campaign Committee Sept. 5,
’52 ribbon with a die-cut brass Liberty
Bell at bottom. 1 5/8 x 7”. Scarce and
1063.
Stevenson &
Kefauver 3 ½” celluloid
jugate in excellent condition. $65-75
1051. Dwight D. Eisenhower Day
PLATFORM ribbon from Detroit
October 24, 1952. 1 5/8 x 5 ¾”. Scarce
1056. I Like Ike Remote Control Battery Operated
Walking Elephant made by Line Mar Toys. The elephant is in mint condition and appears to have never
been used. There is one area of separation on the lid
of the 4 x 7 ½ x 10 ½” box. Outstanding display item.
$350-450
1057. I Like Ike soda can.
Unusual, shows minor signs of
use. $30-40
1052.
Election
Tuesday Nov. 4,
1952 14 x 22” cardboard poster promoting Eisenhower &
Nixon, Stratton for
governor, and Phyliss Schlafly for Congress, from
Illinois. Very light scattered foxing detracts little from
this rare poster. $100-150
1053. I Like
Ike cast metal
auto attachment features
bust of Ike in
his
military
outfit. 5 x 6”.
Generally
excellent condition
with
just a few
minor scuffs,
and one we’ve
never
seen
before. $200225
1054.
I Like Ike metal license plate attachment.
4 ¾ x 10” and in near mint condition. $90-100
1064.
Stevenson-Humphrey Will Sweep the
Country! 3” celluloid jugate from 1956 in excellent
condition. $250-300
1058.
In either case…keep
KOOL thick cardboard
advertising/political poster
Self-standing with original easel back and measures 20
x 30”. Kool also issued a pinback with the same graphics, but the poster is rare. Excellent condition.
$100-125
1065. Hooray For Adlai
excellent condition, this is
one of the top Stevenson
buttons. $1200-1400
1059.
Stevenson
Sparkman 3 ½” celluloid jugate, 1952. Tiny
cello cut near the curl
at 12:00. $30-40
1060.
Vote Straight
Democratic Ticket 3”
Stevenson-Kefauver
jugate
litho.
Trivial
scratch to the right of
Kefauver. $100-125
1066. Vote Democratic and don’t let them take it
away 2 ¼” Stevenson celluloid pinback. A couple of
very light spots detract little from this rare button.
$450-550
1067.
For President
Adlai E. Stevenson 1 ¼”
celluloid pinback. Scarce
variety, excellent condition. $60-70
1075. Veterans
For Stevenson 3”
celluloid pinback
in excellent condition and very rare.
$250-300
1068. Local 600 UAW-CIO
For Stevenson 1 1/8” litho
from the United Auto
Workers Union. Scarce and
1069. Adlai for Me
Stevenson
Sparkman
Californians Inc. 1 ¼”
excellent
condition.
$65-75
1082. Gladly For Adali
misspelled 1 ¼” celluloid
pinback in excellent condition. Scarce. $100-125
1076. Students for Stevenson
Kefauver 1” celluloid pinback. Scarce. Excellent condition. $90-100
1077.
Stevenson
Official Party 2 1/8” celluloid pinback. Very
rare, but some light spotting around the bottom
edge from 5:00 - 8:00.
$150-175
1070. Walk To Victory With
Stevenson 1” celluloid pinback
1071.
We Cannot
Afford A Lesser Man
Stevenson 1 ¼” celluloid pinback in excellent
condition. $200-250
1083. Vote Adlai 7/8”celluloid
pinback featuring the famous
Stevenson “hole in the shoe”.
Rare and in excellent condition.
$150-200
1084.
Stevenson
PRESS
Campaign
Train 1 ¾” celluloid
condition. $100-125
1078. I’m For Adlai-Estes 1”
condition. $30-40
1079.
Adlai And
Estes Are Best For
You 1 ½” celluloid
condition. $50-60
1072. Adlai Best in
View 1 ½” celluloid
condition. $60-70
1085.
Stevenson for
President 1 1/8” litho in
1086. STEVENSON 1” celluloid
pinback. Different variety in
1087. We Need Adlai
Badly 2 ½” celluloid pinback. A hint of discoloration. $40-50
1073. AF of L – COPE
Adlai and Estes 1 1/8” litho
pinback from Pittsburgh
with very minor scuffs near
the bottom. $60-70
1074. Vote Stevenson Kefauver
1” celluloid pinback. Scarce
variety in excellent condition.
$40-50
1081. Adlai and Estes
are the Bestes’ Vote
Democratic 1 ¼” celluloid pinback in excellent condition. $40-50
1080. Joe Smith for Stevenson & Kefauver Club 3”
celluloid pinback. “Joe Smith” was the fictitious candidate placed into nomination at the 1956
Republican Convention by delegate Terry Carpenter.
Stassen led the anti-Nixon for VP movement at the
1956 RNC. A terrific button supporting Stevenson
and poking fun at the Republicans. Very rare and in
1088. Florida for Stevenson
1 1/8” litho in excellent condition. $75-85
1089. Republicans for
Stevenson 1 ¼” celluloid
1095. STEVENSON rayon pennant. 18 ½” long and
1096. ADLAI necktie. Minor cracking
in the painted letters. $35-45
1090.
Vote
Democratic
Young Democrats
of Illinois 4” litho
pinback from the
1952 Stevenson
campaign
in
1101. Elect Kennedy President 2 ¼” celluloid pinback. Scarce and in excellent condition. $325-375
1091. Illinois Volunteers for
Stevenson Kefauver ribbon
badge. 2 x 6”, excellent condition. $65-75
1097. For America! For President!! 3 ½” KennedyJohnson celluloid jugate in excellent condition by
Philadelphia Badge Co. $200-250
1102.
hydroJet
with Kennedy 1 ½”
celluloid pinback
from the 1960 campaign. We ran the
Nixon mate in
Auction #20, but
even
Bonnie
Gardner
never
found this elusive
JFK for her collection. Extremely rare
and in excellent condition. $1000+
1098. Kennedy
Johnson
Vote
Democratic 3 ½”
celluloid jugate
1092. Official Challenger
Adlai E. Stevenson ribbon
from New Jersey, 1956. 2 ½
x 6 ¼”. Excellent condition. $40-50
1093. OFFICIAL Stevenson For
President Rally 1 ¾ x 5” ribbon
from Madison Square Garden 8
P.M. Oct. 28, 1952. Scarce.
1099.
44th
Inauguration
“The
New
Frontier” 3 ½”
K e n n e d y Johnson jugate
1103. All The Way With
J.F.K. 1 ¼” celluloid pinback in excellent condition. $225-275
1104. Let’s Back
Jack 3” litho pinback.
Organization
Services Detroit
4, Mich on curl.
Two
minor
scuffs. $70-80
1105. Let’s Back
Jack 3” litho pinback. No disclaimer on curl.
1094. Welcome Adlai and
Estes ribbon badge. 3 x 8”.
The card at top indicates this
was worn by Congressman
Otto
E.
Passman
of
Louisiana. Excellent condition. $60-70
1106.
Nebraskans For
Kennedy 1” celluloid pinback
1100. Youth For Kennedy 2 ¼” celluloid pinback.
1107.
Greene
County Team for
the 60’s Kennedy
and Johnson 3”
celluloid pinback
from Pennsylvania.
Very rare and one
of the key JFK buttons. $1200-1400
1108. Kennedy Johnson 1” celluloid pinback. An early issue
for the 1964 campaign. Another
rare JFK that was not included in
the Bonnie Gardner auctions.
1113. Volunteer
For
KennedyJohnson 3 ½”
celluloid
pinback. Extremely
rare, with some
spotting which
consistently
occurs on this
button. An example in better condition,
which
also had light
stains, brought over $7,000 in our previous sale.
$3000-3500
1109. USC Trojans For Kennedy 2” celluloid pinback from the University of Southern California.
1121.
Presidential
Prayer Corps 1 ¼” celluloid pinback memorializing JFK, c. 1963.
Unusual and in excellent condition. $60-70
1122.
John F. Kennedy 35th
President 1 ¾” celluloid pinback with
a Lancaster County Democratic
Committee Pennsylvania ribbon
attached, from the 1961 Inauguration.
1116.
Pat
Hogan Backs
Kennedy for
President 1 ¾”
celluloid pinback in excellent condition.
$50-60
1110. Join the “New
Frontier” with me 1 ¼”
celluloid pinback in excellent condition, this fetched
over $900 in our previous
auction. $800-900
1112. Kennedy/Johnson & Nixon/Lodge 2 ½”
matched pair of color flashers from 1960 in excellent
condition. $90-100
1120. Kennedy and Healey 1”
celluloid pinback from 1960
promoting JFK for president and
Healey for Congress, New
Jersey. Excellent condition.
$80-90
1114. Citizens For Kennedy
1” litho in excellent condition. $60-70
1115. KENNEDY 1 ¼”
celluloid pinback from
1960 with a trivial lamination mark near the top.
$35-45
1111. Official
Party JFK 3 1/8 x
3 1/8” laminated
badge with a facsimile signature
of Henry M.
Jackson.
Rare
and in excellent
condition.
$400-450
1119.
America’s
First Lady Jacqueline
Kennedy 3 ½” celluloid pinback with a
very light edge stain
at 2:00. $50-60
1117.
It’s Not
Jack’s Money He’d
Spend… 3 ½” antiJFK from 1960. A
few light, trivial
spots detract little.
$100-125
1118. A Time For Greatness Kennedy and Johnson
2 ¼” celluloid pinback in excellent condition. $350400
1123. Our President 2 ¼” celluloid
pinback
with
1961
Inauguration ribbon – this is a very
rare variety from Gaston County
North Carolina. Excellent condition. $350-450
1124. Kennedy-Johnson two great Democrats. This
is an attractive laminated variety mounted on wood
with a hanger on the back, as made (usually appears
as a simple, paper poster) and issued by the
Democratic National Committee in Washington, D.C.
13 ½ x 21” and in excellent condition. $150-200
1125. Leadership for the 60’s JFK-LBJ jugate campaign postcard in excellent condition. $40-50
1130. Reporter Bill Mauldin archive from President Kennedy’s trip to Germany, Ireland, England and Italy
from June 22 – July 3, 1963. Includes: a bound 8 x 8” book with information and pocket pages full of original
photos and portraits from President Kennedy’s Visit To Germany June 1963; a Press Brochure from the Visit of
the President…to United States Army, Europe…; a 2-page, 8 1/2 x 14” listing of the reporters on board the Pan
American Charter who flew with JFK and his staff (not shown); an invitation from Franz Linz, Mayor of Bad
Godesburg, for a gathering in honor of Kennedy’s visit to the city; and a group of six different PRESS passes
and accreditation cards used at stops in Italy, Ireland, and Gemany, including two PRESS passes from the JFK’s
historic “Ich bin ein Berliner” speech dated June 26,
1963. A terrific group from the famous reporter/caricaturist who created, among others, the famous “I
Like Stevenson” caricature. All were purchased
directly from the Mauldin estate – all are in excellent condition. $600+
1126. Kennedy-Johnson coattail U.S. 3-cent postal
card from 1960 promoting JFK & LBJ, and Keen
Johnson for U.S. Senate from Kentucky. Very rare.
$100-125
1127. Senator John F.
Kennedy pamphlet from
his 1956 campaign for reelection to the U.S.
Senate. Folds out to 12 x
18”. Excellent condition.
$80-90
1131. I’m For Nixon 7/8” celluloid pinback. Scarce, small head
variety in excellent condition.
$50-60
1135. Voices for Nixon
1 ¼” celluloid pinback,
1960 in excellent condition. $40-50
1132. Win With Nixon 7/8”
litho from his 1962 gubernatorial campaign, California. Scarce
$80-90
1128. Kennedy For President embossed tin license
plate from 1960. 6 x 12” in excellent condition.
$100-125
1136. Nixon PRESS
Party 3” celluloid
pinback,
1960.
$100-125
1133. Nixon for Governor 7/8”
celluloid pinback from 1962,
California, in excellent condition.
$90-100
1137. Nixon STAFF
Party 3” celluloid pinback, 1960. Scarce
1129. Make it Emphatic Vote Straight Democratic
shopping bag from 1960 promoting JFK for president
and John Swainson for governor of Michigan. Printed
the same both sides. 17 x 21”, excellent condition.
$80-90
1134. Don’t Change Front in the Face of the Enemy
Vote Nixon Lodge Republican 2 ¼” celluloid pinback. Scarce and in excellent condition. $200-250
1138. Nixon…Lodge coattail
1” litho pinback from 1960
promoting Cooper for U.S.
Senate and Heyburn for
Congress, from Kentucky.
1139. Nixon Night
October 6, 1960 2 ¼”
celluloid pinback. Very
light stains detract little.
$50-60
1146.
Nixon
Scranton in ’64
hopeful 7” pinback in excellent
condition. $8090
1140.
Monongahela
Railroad
Employees
Nixon 1 ¼” celluloid
pinback, 1960. Rare
1147. Nixon for Congress Put the
Needle in the P.A.C. plastic thimble
from Nixon’s first political campaign
in 1946. $65-75
1148. Vice Pres. Nixon GUEST Sept.
20, 1960 Mt. Clemens ribbon. 1 ½ x 7”,
1141. I Am A Nixon
Volunteer 2 ¼” celluloid pinback, 1960.
Scarce, but light stains
around the curl. $4050
1142. NOT For
Sale Elect Nixon
4” celluloid pinback classic from
1960 in excellent
condition. $250275
1145. Dick And Dence Are
Here 1” litho from 1960. We
know that Dick is Nixon, but
unsure who Dence is. Scarce,
1154. Johnson and
Victory 1 ½” celluloid pinback from
1964. Rare and in
$100-125
1155. L.B.J. Fred Doug
from 1964 promoting
Johnson for president,
Fred Harris for U.S.
Senate, and Doug Martin
for Congress, Oklahoma.
1149. I’m working for
Nixon & Lodge cotton
gloves. Excellent condition
and very unusual. $40-50
1156. Doug Fred LBJ
1 ¼” coattail. Very rare
variety of the previous
lot. Excellent condition.
$125-150
Nixon items from the 1968 &
1972 campaigns follow the
Goldwater section.
1143. Catholic Youth
for Nixon-Lodge 3” celluloid pinback, implying that not all Catholics
were Kennedy supporters. Extremely rare and
the only pinback that
mentions religion in the
1960 campaign. In
excellent
condition.
$900-1000
1144. The Readers’ Choice Now On Sale 3” celluloid pinback promoting the Richard
Nixon
paperback
biography by Earl
Mazo which was
available during the
1960 campaign to
promote Nixon for
president. Very rare
1153. Johnson and
Johnson 3 ½” celluloid pinback from a
series of VP hopeful
pins issued by the
Democratic National
Committee 1964. LBJ
and Keen Johnson of
Kentucky. Excellent
condition. $60-70
1150.
National
Maritime Union
AFL-CIO 3 ½” LBJHHH jugate. Rare
and in excellent
condition. $250300
1151. Young Texans for
Johnson 2” celluloid pinback. Scarce, hints of very
light spotting hardly detract.
$50-60
1152.
Elect Blatt
Johnson 1 ¾” coattail
cello from 1964 promoting LBJ for president and
Genevieve Blatt for U.S.
Senate,
Pennsylvania.
1157. Alaska Needs
Johnson 1 ½” celluloid pinback. These
always turn up with
light stains and this is
no exception. $200250
1158.
Tell It To LBJ
Very rare, from a 1966
March on Washington,
D.C. Excellent condition. $250-275
1159. All the Way with LBJ But Don’t Go Near the
YMCA 4” anti-LBJ refers to
chief White House aide
Walter Jenkins, who was discovered in a YMCA pay toilet with another man.
Jenkins resigned so as not to
jeopardize LBJ’s 1964 presidential chances. Excellent
condition. $90-100
1160.President
Johnson shows
off his scar on
this classic 6” pinback by caricaturist David Levine
of the New York
Review. In 1965,
LBJ underwent a
major operation
to remove his gall
bladder and a
stone from his
ureter. When asked by reporters how he felt, Johnson
lifted up his shirt so the whole world could see the 12inch seam under his rib cage. Levine took it one step
further by drawing the scar in the shape of a map of
Vietnam. Excellent condition, c. 1966. $150-175
1161. Oklahoma State Fair
President Johnson 2 x 6” ribbon
from his Visit Sept. 25, 1964.
1162. Inauguration President
Johnson
ribbon
from
the
Delaware Delegation with a 1 ¾”
cello pinback featuring the state
seal. $40-50
1164. Support the JohnsonBlatt Team! Postcard from 1964
promoting LBJ for president and
Genevieve Blatt for U.S. Senate,
Pennsylvania. Excellent condition. $40-50
1170.
Coloradans for
Goldwater
1 ¾” cello pinback in excellent condition.
$200-250
1165. LBJ – Kelley
coattail cardboard
poster measures 14 x
21”. Excellent condition. $50-60
1171.
I’m
For
Goldwater President
1964 1 ¼” cello pinback in excellent condition. $30-40
1166. Volunteers for Johnson, Humphrey, Kennedy
22 x 28 ½” poster from New York, 1964, promoting
LBJ & HHH,
and Robert
Kennedy for
U.S. Senate.
Light water
spots along
the left side.
$70-80
1173. Indiana’s Favorite Family 3” litho promoting
Barry Goldwater
for president and
Peggy Goldwater
for First Lady.
Excellent condition with a trivial
indentation near
the curl at 7:00,
which detracts
little. $250-300
1167.
The
Goldwater
Band Wagon
is
Rolling
Along Hop
On! 3 ½”
cello
pinback. Scarce
and in excellent
condition. $150175
1168.
Goldwater
For Good
Roots classic 3 ½”
“Goldwater
Tree” cello
pinback in
excellent
condition.
$350-400
1163. For U.S. Senator Lyndon Johnson 4 x 9”
pamphlet from 1941 (folds out to 7 ½ x 9”) features
LBJ and FDR. Comes with an 8 1/2 x 11” letter urging voters to elect Congressman Johnson for Senator,
and the original envelope (not shown). Excellent condition. $90-100
1172.
GOLDWATER
2 ¼” cello pinback in
1174.
I’m One Of Barry’s
Boys rare 1 ½” cello
condition. This came
from
a
teenage
Goldwater volunteer
from Florida. $200250
1175. Barry’s Back Goldwater
1” cello. Scarce and in excellent condition. $40-50
1169.
Look
Ahead
With
Goldwater 2 ¼”
cello pinback. Rare
and in excellent
condition.
$250275
1176. Goldwater KY 64 Fund
Supporter 1” litho pinback.
Rare variety. Some paint chipping around the back curl does
not show from the front. $5060
1177. I’m a
Goldwater for
Johnson 1 ¾”
cello pinback.
Very unusual
$100-125
1183. Back Barry Pick
Pickett 1 ¼” cello pinback coattail from 1964
promoting Goldwater for
president and Roscoe
Pickett for Congress, from
Georgia. Rare and in
excellent
condition.
$150-175
1184. Back Barry Pick
Pickett 1 1/8” litho pinback coattail in excellent
condition. $100-125
1190. Vote 1968 Nixon rare hand-painted 2 ¼” cello
pinback – one of a set that included all the major 1968
candidates. You’ll find the Rockefeller and Wallace
mates elsehwere in this catalog. Excellent condition.
$125-150
1178.
Goldwater
brooch.
Photo
of
Goldwater in a 1 ¼ x 1
5/8” resin brooch with
metal pinback in excellent
condition. $80-90
1179. ’64 Goldwater and
Byrd 1” cello promoting
Goldwater for president and
Harry Byrd (U.S. Senator from
Virginia – and a Democrat) for
vice president. Excellent condition. $40-50
1180. ’64 Goldwater and Byrd
1” litho pinback in excellent
condition. $30-40
1185.
Goldwater – Pickett pair from 1964
includes a 2 ½ x 4” card and a plastic rain bonnet in
a 2 x 3 ½” plastic slip case. Both in excellent condition. $40-50
1186. Augusta, Georgia AuH2O 64 metal license
plate. Very rare, 6 x 12”, and in near mint condition.
$100-125
1187. Georgia Go Au-H2O 1964. Another very rare
6 x 12” metal license plate from the Goldwater campaign in excellent condition. $90-100
1181. What – Me Worry?? Classic anti-Goldwater
2 1/8” celluloid pinback shows a portrait of Barry
against a mushroom cloud. Excellent condition.
$250-275
1182. Goldwasser
Fur Fuhrer 1 ½” celluloid pinback likens
Barry Goldwater to
an anti-civil rights
“Hitler”. Rare, but
light staining. $150200
1191. Peace in Vietnam
Nixon’s Way 2 ¼” cello
from 1972 in excellent condition. $30-40
1192. Nixon Free Hoffa 4” celluloid pinback from
1971 promoting Jimmy Hoffa for president of the
International Brotherhood of Teamsters and urging
Richard Nixon to
“Free Hoffa”. Nixon
did
grant
Hoffa
clemency in 1971
after Hoffa’s 1964
conviction for jury
tampering, conspiracy and mail and wire
fraud,
and
the
Teamsters
Union
ended up supporting
Nixon for president
in 1972. Very rare, interesting pinback in excellent
condition. $150-200
1193. President Nixon’s Visit To Georgia laminated
PRESS badge from the 90th Birthday Anniversary of
the
Honorable
Carl Vinson from
November
18,
1973. 3 ¼ x 4 ½”
and in excellent
condition. $35-45
1188.
GOLDWATER lighter
made by Storm Master in mint
condition. $40-50
1189. Gone With The
Wind – ’72 anti-Nixon 3”
excellent condition. If you
like crude, you’ll like this
one. $90-100
1194. Trio of 1 ½” jugates from the 1968 campaign
for Nixon-Agnew, Humphrey-Muskie and WallaceLeMay. Graphic, attractive, and in excellent condition. $70-80
1195. To Make The
Needed
Change
Humphrey Muskie in
’68. Rare 1 ¼” celluloid
pinback
made
in
Denver, and the #1
HHH jugate. Excellent
condition. $350-400
1196.
9”
Humphrey celluloid pinback in
excellent condition and handsigned “HHH”.
$65-75
1208. Skinny
Cat
for
McGovern classic 2 ¼” cello.
A hint of yellowing along
the right edge
detracts little.
$125-150
1202. St. Paul-itans for Humphrey & Muskie 2 ¼”
cello in excellent condition. $100-125
1203. What Is H.H.H.?
unusual 3 ½” cello from
1968. Excellent condition. $70-80
1197.
My
Man
Humphrey 3 ½” cello
pinback with applied
“flasher” eyes. Scarce, but
very light scattered spots.
$40-50
1198. Humphrey Muskie
3 ½” cello pinback with
applied “flasher” eye. Rare
$125-150
1209. Schenectady
McGovern Shriver
1972 1 ½” cello
jugate in excellent
condition. $85-95
1204. If You Like the
Bird in ’64 You’ll
Love the Hump in ’68
1 ½” cello pinback
disparaging
the
Johnson administration and Hubert
Humphrey. Cynics
for Humphrey on the
curl. Very rare. $8090
1210.
McGovern
(peace dove)
3” cello. Rare
and in excellent
condition. $300350
1205.
Hubert
Humphrey is a Fink
3” cello from 1968.
Scarce, but very light
scattered spots. $4050
1199. The eyes have it
for Humphrey 3 ½” cello
pinback with applied
“flasher” eyes in excellent
condition. $70-80
1211.
Vote For
M c G o v e r n
President Peter Max
design 1 ½” cello.
Bright
graphics,
$275-325
1212.
Veterans for
McGovern
1 ¾” cello
in excellent
condition.
$20-30
1200.
Arkansas for
Humphrey 2 ¼” cello.
1201.
Hare
Supports
Humphrey For
A Safe Future
3” 1968 cello
f
r
o
m
Michigan’s
Sec. Of State
James M. Hare.
Very rare and
in
excellent
condition.
$300-350
1206. Humphrey for Mayor one cent U.S. postal card
from 1946. Very rare and in excellent condition.
$100-125
1207.
Give
Peace A Chance
McGovernShriver 1 ½” cello
jugate in excellent
condition. $40-50
1213.
George
McGovern
A
President for the
People Oklahoma
3” cello rarity with
just a hint of trivial
discoloration near
the curl at 3:00
and 5:00. $150175
1220.
I Am
For Alabama COPE
2 1/8” cello in
excellent
condition. Very rare and
probably the #1
Carter-Mondale
jugate. Excellent
condiiton. $500550
1214.
McGovern
Shriver Kelley 1 ½”
cello coattail from
1972
promoting
Frank Kelley for U.S.
Senate,
Michigan.
$40-50
1215. McGovern
Down Lucey To Go!
post-1972 1 ¾”
cello urging voters
to dump Governor
Lucey of Wisconsin,
issued
by
the
W i s c o n s i n
Federation of Young
Republicans.
$30-40
1216. Ford Dole
76
America’s
Choice 3” cello
caricature jugate.
One of the best
Ford pinbacks with
great graphics in
excellent condition. You’ll find
the
CarterMondale
mate
elsewhere in this
catalog. $225-275
1221.
Carter
Mondale 76 The
People’s Choice
3” cello caricature
jugate.
Terrific
graphics, rare, and
in excellent condition. You’ll find
the
Ford-Dole
mate elsewhere in
this catalog. $350375
1228. Take
Your
Pick
J i m m y
C a r t e r
Gerald Ford
3” cello from
Overland
Station. Rare
1222.
Montana’s
Choice
Carter
Mondale 2 ¼” cello
jugate, made in
Butte. Scarce and in
$125-150
1217. Ford Dole
4”
spirograph
design cello jugate
1227.
Jimmy
Carter 1980 Club
3” cello issued to a
Sarah McQueen
Charter Member
No. 9. Extremely
condition.
$150-200
1223. Carter-Mondale May
6, 1980 2 ¼” cello shows
jugate images over a map of
Tennessee. Quite rare, but
scattered staining. $30-40
1229.
Last Stop
Huntsville, Ala. 2 ¼”
cello featuring First
Lady Rosalynn Carter.
Scarce and in excellent
condition. $70-80
1230.
Heart of
Dixie
Carter
Alabama 1 ½”
cello. Extremely rare
and in excellent
condition. Brought
$466 in our Auction
#19. $400-450
1224.
Alaskans for
Carter 1 ¼” cello.
Lamination
mark
around the bottom curl.
$30-40
1218.
9”
Republican
1976
Ford
Dole jugate.
Bright, excellent condition.
$40-50
1219. Pair of 6” pinbacks for Gerald and First Lady
Betty Ford, from 1976. Excellent condition. $60-70
1225. Carter Mondale 1976
on a map of Minnesota cello.
Light, trivial spots detract little
from this scarce 2 ¼” pinback. $40-50
1231. Why Not Our Best Jimmy Carter 3” cello from
the Florida Democratic Primary Mar. 9. Among the
rarest Carter pins, in excellent condition. $500-600
1226. 5 different 1 ¼” 1976 Carter celluloid pinbacks, made by Bicentennial Buttons in Felton, California
(Dick Bristow). Issued in very limited quantities, all in excellent condition. $80-90
1232. Volunteer State
Carter 1980 Volunteer
2 ¼” cello. Scarce,
$60-70
1233. Jimmy Carter
Campaign Georgian
2 ½” celluloid “window” pinback. Very
condition. $125-150
1234.
Mississippi
Loves Carter 2 ¼”
cello. Rare, but light
scattered spots. $5060
1239. Don’t Die For
Peanuts Stop Carter Stop
the Draft 1 ¾” cello
issued in 1980 when
President Carter renewed
the requirements for all
men to register for military service within 30
days of their 18th birthday. It was at this time
that the government renamed the “draft” to the more
marketable “Selective Service”. Scarce, a pinback we
don’t recall seeing before. Excellent condition. $4050
1240. ROADBUSTERS 2 ¼” cello features a caricature of Jimmy
Carter
with
devil’s
horns.
Issued in an
attempt to stop
the construction
of the Carter
Parkway roadway
in Georgia, c.
1980. Excellent
condition. $4050
1244. I’m a Georgian for
Jimmy 3” cello with ribbon. Very rare, but light,
scattered
discoloration.
$100-125
1245. Reagan No Ka Oi 1 ½” celluloid pinback with ribbon, from
Hawaii. Scarce, but light spots on
the pinback. $35-45
1246. Mississippi Reagan
Country 2 ¼” cello in excellent condition. $40-50
1241. Elect Jimmy Carter Governor postcard. Large,
oversized 7 x 12” from 1970 in excellent condition.
$40-50
1235. Pair of 1 ¾” Carter cello pinbacks from 1976
advertising an automobile parts store. Scarce and in
1236. The 1980
Club
Charter
Member No. ___
3” cello in excellent condition.
Quite
rare.
$100-125
1237. I Voted Carter for
President 1 ½” cello
“straw poll” pinback from
the Livonia A&W (Root
Beer). Very unusual, and
one we’ve never seen
before – there’s probably
an equally rare Ford
mate. Three light stains,
still $65-75
1238.
Carter-Mondale Mitch
Ryder ¾” cloisonne concert pin
from 10-25-80 in Detroit. Scarce.
1242. The Congressional Club 21 x 21” bandana
lists
the
names of the
Carters:
J i m m y
Rosalynn
Amy
Jeff
Chip
and
Jack. A light,
trivial hint of
soiling could
be
easily
cleaned.
Quite rare.
$125-150
1243. Jimmy Carter
Benefit
Concert
poster featuring The
Allman
Brothers
Band shows a photo
of Carter with the
band. 11 x 16”,
printed on cardstock. Excellent condition and scarce.
$150-175
1247. 6” South Dakota Reagan Country pinback
from the SD Reagan delegation to the 1980
Republican National Convention in Detroit. Handsigned on the back by the artist: “Mike Sougstad
Detroit July 1980”. Excellent condition. $50-60
1248. Ronald Reagan & Jane Wyman paper pennants from 1940. Each measures 14 ½ x 18 and
intended to be displayed by hanging from a wire.
Generally excellent condition with trivial creases
bottom corners. Terrific, early Reagan display items.
$175-225
1261. Ann Richards
for VP 1 ½” cello pinback distributed in
very limited quantities
at the 1988 DNC in
Atlanta
by
the
National Women’s
Political
Caucus.
“NWPC NYS” on curl.
Very rare. $100-125
1254. Mondale Ferraro ’84
Big Stone County DFL 3”
cello pinback. Rare. A couple of light spots on
Ferraro’s hand detract little.
$80-90
1255. Mondale Ferraro
for South Dakota 1 ¾”
1249. Large die-cut cardboard stand-up measures
37 x 43”, with original thick cardboard easel back,
features Ronald Reagan and Pricilla Lane Warner
Bros. Stars in “Miss Wheelwright Discovers
America”, and advertises McKesson’s Hollywood
Good Looks – Good Health Week. From 1940.
When we got this, Ronnie’s head and Priscilla’s hand
had been severed – they have since been reattached. A small section of Reagan’s shoe is gone.
Still a terrific display item for the Reagan collector
who has everything. $350-450
1256. Mike Dukakis
for President 2 ¼”
1250. Let Freedom Ring
2 ¼” Mondale & Ferraro
jugate, made by Equality
Buttons, San Francisco
(on curl), and a variety
we don’t recall seeing.
$100+
1257. Alaskans for
Dukakis 1 ¾” cello
1262. Clinton
Governor
1990 3” cello
from Arkansas.
Scarce and in
1263. Clinton &
Gore
Arizona
Delegation 3” pinback from the 1996
Democratic National
Convention
in
Chicago.
Serial
numbered
#95.
Attractive and in
$65-75
1264. I’m An
Arkansas
Traveler 2 ¼”
Clinton celluloid pinback
from
1992.
Extremely rare
and in excellent condition,
this has realized over $500
at
auction.
$350-450
1258. Dukakis ’88
OFFICIAL GREETER
3” cello pinback from
the
Democratic
National Convention
in Atlanta. Rare and in
$90-100
1251.
Mondale
Ferraro ‘84
S o u t h
Dakota 3 ½”
cello jugate
in excellent
condition.
Very
rare.
$300-350
1259.
Host
Committee
PRESS
AIDE 3 ½” cello pinback from the 1988
Democratic National
Convention
in
Atlanta. Very rare
with some very light,
trivial discoloration
around the edge.
$70-80
1252. Mondale Ferraro Unity
March October 13, 1984 from
Delaware County. 2 ¼” cello
in excellent condiiton. $40-50
1253. Steelworkers
Together
for
Mondale/Ferraro 3 ½”
litho in excellent condition. $150-200
1260.
HOSTESS
C O M M I T T E E
Dukakis ’88 2 ¼”
cello pinback from a
Jazz Brunch in New
Orleans. Rare and in
$50-60
1265.
Watch
and Wind Down
Election ’92 2 ¼”
cello.
I’m
a
Special Friend of
the Clinton-Gore
Campaign. Very
rare and in excellent condition.
$150+
1266.
Stop the
Loss of Lives in
Iraq Get the U.S.
Out of Iraq 2 ¼”
cello with The Axis
of Evil trigate –
George W. Bush,
Dick Cheney, and
Donald Rumsfeld
superimposed on a
human
skull.
$Priceless$
1267. John P. Hale The Champion of Liberty and
Free Soil 12 x 16 ½” framed print/poster by Kellogg
& Comstock in
Hartford, CT.
Hale was nominated by antislavery Radicals
for president in
1852 as the
candidate of the
Free Soil Party,
which,
by
1854, had been
absorbed into
the
new
Republican
Party. Original
frame has some
chips and there
is some light
staining on the print. Rare. $400-450
1274. Socialist Party Workers of
the World Unite for President
DEBS 7/8” celluloid pinback, c.
1275. Debs Stedman 1”
Statue of Liberty cello flanked
by jugate portraits from the
1920 campaign. Very rare
$1400-1600
1276. Eugene V. Debs
printed photo postcard,
c. 1908. Rare and in
excellent
condition.
$300-350
1268.
Debs Harriman
1 ¼” celluloid jugate
from 1900. Very rare and
$1500-2000
1269. For President Eugene V.
Debs 7/8” celluloid pinback
from 1900. Excellent condition.
$300-350
1270.
Socialist
Candidates
1904
Eugene V. Debs Ben.
Hanford 1 ¼” celluloid
jugate. Some very light
and minor stains detract
little from this graphic
pinback. $350-400
1271. 1908 For President E.V. Debs For Vice Pres.
B. Hanford 1 ¼” celluloid jugate. Great graphics and very rare, but
there are some light surface cracks on the celluloid which are confined
to the area around
Hanford’s
portrait.
$700-800
1272. Socialist 1912 Candidates
Debs Seidel 7/8” celluloid jugate
1273. For President Debs 7/8”
celluloid pinback, c. 1912.
1277. DEBS cast bust stands
5” high. 1920 copyright on
back. Excellent condition.
$150-200
1278. Eugene V. Debs
1-sheet, 4 pp. pamphlet. 8 x 11”. Inside
contains quotes from
What The Press and
People Say of Eugene
V. Debs. Red overprint
on
the
cover
announces an appearance by Debs at the
Bush Temple Theatre.
Generally excellent
condition with a couple of minor tears.
$100-125
1279. Debs Opens the Socialist Campaign is the
newspaper headline on this unusual portrait of a serious Socialist couple. 8 ¼ x 10”
photo is in excellent condition. The
12 x 13 ¾” mount
is scuffed and damaged. Very unusual
photograph.
$200-250
1280. Birth-Place of Eugene V. Debs. Terre Haute,
Ind. postcard with inset photo Debs. Postmarked
1281. Wallace for
President 2 ¼” cello
from 1948 with a silhouette of FDR.
$90-100
1282. ALP Wallace ’48
issued by the American
Labor Party for Henry
Wallace. Excellent condition. $30-40
1283. Bring Back the Union Win With Wallace For
President For The
People 3” cello from
the 1948 Henry
Wallace campaign.
Two bumps on the
celluloid caused by
the pinback. One
tiny chip on the curl
at top. Extremely
rare – the imperfections are minor.
$250-350
1284.
Henry Wallace Day
Motorcade COMMITTEE ribbon from
Michigan 1940. From Wallace’s VP
campaign. 1 ½ x 6” with two large
stains near the top. Scarce. $40-50
1285. Founding of the New
Party ALTERNATE ribbon/badge
from
Convention
Hall
Philadelphia, PA. July 23-26,
1948. 2 x 6” with minor aging.
$40-50
1286. Wallace & Taylor
jugate campaign postcard
from the 1948 Progressive
Party campaign. Extremely
rare and perhaps the best
postcard in the Gingerich
collection.
Near mint.
$250-350
1287. Henry Wallace postcard from the 1948
Progressive
Party campaign. Very
rare and in
near
mint
condition.
$150-200
1288. Win With Wallace 1”
litho from George Wallace’s first
campaign for Governor of
Alabama in 1958. Scarce and in
1289. George Corley Wallace in 68 For President
2 ¼” hand-painted
cello
pinback.
From a set made
for the major party
presidential candidates in 1968.
Quite rare and in
excellent condition. You’ll find
the Nixon and
Rockefeller mates
elsewhere in this
catalog. $250-275
1292.
New Mexico is
Wallace Country 2 ¼” cello
from 1968. Rare and in excellent condition. $90-100
1293. Texas is Wallace
Country 3” cello. Rare,
with very light, trivial
discoloration in the
white area. $80-90
1294.
Tie Up With
Wallace for President
made just like a 2 ¼” pinback, but with an attachment in the back for a bolo
tie. Excellent condition,
but the tie is gone. $40-50
1299. Judge George C. Wallace…for Governor 2 ½
x 4” card from the Democratic Primary in Alabama,
1958. Reverse shows the home schedule for the
Montgomery Rebels. Excellent condition. $30-40
1300.
Alabama’s
Fighting Judge! Wallace
for Governor 11 x 14”
cardboard poster from
the 1962 Alabama primary in excellent condition. $60-70
1295. Save America Vote
Wallace 2 ¼” cello. Excellent
condition, scarce. $40-50
1296. Vote Democratic
George Wallace The Party’s
Only
Proven
Leader.
Unusual 1 ½” cello pinback
from the 1972 campaign,
when Wallace entered several state primaries as a
Democrat. Excellent condition. $50-60
1301. Wallace for President tin metal sign from
1968. 12 x 24” and in excellent condition. $60-70
1302. Pair of
metal license
plate attachments prom o t i n g
George and
Governor
L u r l e e n
Wallace, c.
1968. 6 x 12”
1297. I Am A VIP Wallace’s
American Independent Party.
Rare 1 ¼” cello issued by the
Virginia AIP in 1968 comes with
the matching pamphlet. Excellent
condition. $70-80
1290. Stand Up For America Wallace for President
2 ¼” cello trio in three different varieties: no flags; red
& blue flags; and red flags. Scarce set in excellent condition. $100-125
1291. Alabama’s Own
Lurleen Our Governor
Lets Make George
President 3 ½” cello
from 1968 featuring
Alabama
Governor
Lurleen
Wallace.
Scarce, but minor discoloration, which is
always the case with
this pinback. $125-150
1298. one million Texans for Wallace 1 ¼” cello
with matching 2 ¼ x 3 ½” membership card.
Pinback has light stains, card is XF. $50-60
1303. Trio of
metal
license
plate
attachments from 1968
promoting
George Wallace
for president and
disparaging
President Lyndon
Johnson, issued
before LBJ withdrew from the
race. Generally
excellent condition, trivial signs
of wear. Each 6 x
12”. $65-75
1304. John M. Palmer for
President 7/8” celluloid stud.
Nominated for president by the
National Democratic Party in
$100-125
1305. Down With the Capitalist
Tea Pot Dome Forward to a
Workers & Farmers Government
7/8” litho from 1924 in excellent
condition. $250-275
1306. Socialist Party Benson
Kirkpatrick 7/8” cello jugate
from 1916. Large head variety in
Kirkpatrick 7/8” cello jugate from
1916. Small head variety in excellent condition. $90-100
1312.
Students
for Dobbs & Weiss
Vote
Socialist
Workers 1 ½” cello.
Early SWP pinback, c.
1956, in excellent
condition. $60-70
1322.
In Defense of
Home, Sweet Home John
G. Woolley 1 ¼” cello
from the 1900 Prohibition
Party. Rare, but light spots.
$100-125
1313. Levering and Johnson
7/8” jugate from the Prohibition
Party, 1896. Rare and in excellent condition. $400-500
1314. Prohibition For President
Joshua Levering 7/8” cello from
1896 in excellent condition. $6575
1315. Joshua Levering 7/8”
cello from the 1896 Prohibition
Party in excellent condition.
$90-100
and Kirkpatrick pencil attachment with 7/8” celluloid from
1916. Rare and in excellent condition. $150-200
1321. The Honor of the
Church is the Issue of 1900
John G. Woolley (Prohibition
Party candidate for president)
1” cello in excellent condition. $100-125
1323. Silas C. Swallow
(Prohibition Party candidate for president,
1904) 1 ¼” sepia.
Minor irregularities in
the crimping along the
edge from 1:00-3:00.
$50-60
1324. Prohibition Candidates
1912 Chafin Watkins 7/8” jugate
cello in excellent condition. $7080
1316. Levering and Johnson ¾” celluloid in fabric-border stud, 1896
Prohibition Party, in excellent condition. $60-70
1325. Hanly Landrith 7/8”
jugate. Prohibition Party, 1916.
1309. Oklahoma for Socialism
1914 7/8” cello. Rare, but light
stain near the date. $50-60
1310.
Socialist
Party Workers of
the World Unite
enamel disk on 1 3/8
x 1 5/8” metal watch
fob, c. 1912. Scarce
1317.
Woolley &
Metcalf 1 ¼” jugate,
1900 Prohibition Party,
$200-250
1326. LaFollette and Wheeler 7/8”
jugate litho pinback from 1924.
Light scuffing. $75-85
1318.
Woolley Metcalf 7/8”
jugate, 1900 Prohibition Party, in
1319. For President John G.
Woolley 7/8” cello, 1900
Prohibition Party, in excellent
condition. $100-125
1311.
Vote Thomas and
Hoopes Socialist 1” cello from
1944 in excellent condition.
$35-45
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1320. John G. Woolley
1 ¼” sepia cello.
Prohibition Party candidate for president in
1900. Very unusual and
$200-250
1327. LaFollette ’76 Wheeler
7/8” litho from the 1924
Progressive Party campaign in
1328. LaFollette die-cut Liberty Bell
(5/8” wide) from 1924 with swivel stickpin in excellent condition. $30-40
1329.
States’
Rights
Jeffersonian Democrat 7/8”
litho from Strom Thurmond’s
presidential bid in 1948.
1335. Sharp Gregory Frost 1 ¾” cello from the
1968 Peace &
Freedom Party
promoting Dick
Gregory for president,
David
Frost for VP, and
a local PFP candidate who we
are not able to
identify.
Very
rare. $40-50
1330. Mississippi
States’
Rights
Democrat For a
Free People under
Constitutional
Government 1 ¼”
wide tab from the
1948
Strom
Thurmond campaign in excellent
condition. $40-50
1341. National Democratic
Party In Kings County. Election
Day, November 3d, 1896 2 x
2 ¾” celluloid “card” attached
to ribbon. This party nominated
Palmer for president and
Buckner for vice president.
1331. State’s Rights or
Human Rights? antiThurmond 1 ¼” celluloid from the 1948
campaign. Very rare
1336. Set of 5 Maddox-Dyke 2 ¼” cellos from the
1976 American Independent Party. Each individually
serial-numbered and Pd. For by Lester Maddox
Campaign Committee, Atlanta, GA (on curl). All in
excellent condition. Scarce set. $90-100
1337. C.B. Fisk J.A. Brooks
Prohibition
Candidates
Campaign of 1888. “The
Saloon Must Go”. Rare jugate
ribbon, but light staining and
some fraying at the top and
bottom of the ribbon. 2 ½ x 6”.
$200-250
1332. For President Laney States’ Rights 2 ½” cello
from the 1948 Democratic National Convention. Ben
Laney was also the frontrunner as the States Rights
Party’s nominee for president, but Strom Thurmond
was ultimately nominated. Comes with a 3 ¾ x 5 ½”
card from the convention. Both in excellent condition.
$50-60
1333. Cleaver
for President
1 ¾” cello,
Peace
and
F r e e d o m
Party, 1968.
Tougher variety in excellent condition.
$30-40
1334. Cleaver & Hochman 1”
cello. There were at least five
different Peace & Freedom Party
VP candidates in 1968 which
appeared on various state ballots. This one is for Larry
Hochman. Rare. $40-50
1340. Woolley-Metcalf ribbon from
the State Convention Utica July 2425, 1900. 2 x 6 ½”. Rare and in
1338. Prohibition Fisk and
Brooks
jugate
ribbon.
Prohibition Party candidates,
1888. 2 ½ x 6 ½”. Excellent
condition. $275-325
1342.
Indpendence Party
National Convention ribbon suspended from a 1 ¾” celluloid pinback with the Independence Party
logo, enclosed in a brass bezel.
The convention nominated Hisgen
for president and Graves for vice
president, 1908. The ribbon
shows some aging and the lettering is dark. Celluloid badge is
excellent. Scarce. $100-125
1343.
Socialist
Party 2 ¼ x
4 ¼” ribbon,
c.
1916,
in
excellent
condition.
$40-50
1344. Peter Cooper carte de visite
in excellent condition. Cooper was
a Lincoln supporter, an ardent
opponent of slavery, and advocated
enlisting black soldiers in the
Union Army during the Civil War.
He later became the presidential
candidate of the Greenback Party in
1876. This cdv is from the 1860’s.
1345. Benson and Kirkpatrick (Socialist
Party candidates for president and vice
president, 1916) electoral ballot from
Georgia. 2 ½ x 9 ½”, excellent condition.
$50-60
1339. Fisk & Brooks stereoview from the Prohibition
Party campaign of 1888. Published by Littleton View
Co. Excellent condition. $100-125
1346.
ThurmondWright Rally
admission
ticket from
1948. Handwritten on
the back is
Houston
Texas. 2 x 3 ½”, in excellent condition. $35-45
1347. Lemke campaign
postcard
(Union Party presidential candidate,
1936) in excellent
condition. $30-40
1348.
People
Before Profits Gus
Hall and Angela
Davis jugate poster
from
the
Communist Party
campaign in 1980.
Large, 22 x 34”.
1350.
For
President
Champ Clark
large 1 ¾” sepia
c e l l o .
Democratic
hopeful, 1912.
1358. Arlo Guthrie
Concert Tour for Fred
Harris 2 ¼” cello
from 1976. Scarce
1359. 6” Robert
Kennedy caricature pinback, c.
1967-68. By caricaturist
David
Levine of the New
York Review of
Books. Excellent
condition. $100125
1351. For American Ideals
Leonard Wood 7/8” cello.
Republican hopeful, 1920.
1352. Vote For U.S. Senator Guy
D. Goff for President 7/8” cello.
Republican hopeful, 1928. Scarce
1353.
move over For
Kefauver
2 ½” cello.
Democratic hopeful, 1956.
In excellent condition.
$100-125
1354. RFK In ’68 rare
variety 1 ½” cello.
Tiny spot on the apostrophe. $90-100
1355. Vote Phillips Pinkett
Kennedy RFK 1” cello from
1968. Washington, D.C. (antiVietnam War) Peace Slate.
1360. Alger Club, Michigan 2 x
6 ½” ribbon. Alger was the successful Republican candidate for
governor of Michigan in 1884 and
a presidential hopeful in 1888.
1361.
They Gotta Quit
Kickin’ My Dawg Aroun’
Champ Clark 1 ½” diameter
brass watch fob. Democratic
hopeful, 1912. Excellent condition. $35-45
1362. Three Cheers for the
Red, White and Blue 2 1/8”
cello with a For President John
W. Weeks ribbon (1916
Republican hopeful). One chip
out of the ribbon, lettering is a
bit dark, celluloid is excellent.
$90-100
1356.
King Kennedy
McCarthy 1 ¾” cello from
1968 in excellent condition. $25-35
1349. Socialist Party Million Dime Campaign Fund
celluloid bank, c. 1912 (front and back shown). The
bank was to be filled with dimes and sent back in a
box to the Socialist Party headquarters in Chicago. The
box is gone, but the tag and two stickers (which were
to be used to seal the box when returned) are included. 2” diameter, rare, and in excellent condition.
$275-325
1357.
Rocky 1968
hand-painted 2 ¼” cello
from a set made for the
major party candidates
in 1968. You’ll find the
Nixon and Wallace
mates elsewhere in this
catalog. $80-90
1363.
Oscar W. Underwood
Marching Club of Alabama 2 1/8”
sepia celluloid with a large ribbon.
Underwood
was
a
1920
Democratic presidential hopeful.
Impressive and in excellent condition. $150-200
1364. Byrd For President
4” cardboard disk suspended from a ribbon.
Democratic
hopeful,
1370. McCarthy PEACE 25 x
38” poster by artist Ben Shahn.
A classic poster from the 1968
campaign in excellent condition. $150-200
1365.
John Nance
Garner Speaker of the
House 2 ¼” celluloid with
a Garner for President ribbon. Ribbon is nearly separated, pinback is in excellent condition. $100-125
1366. Taft Riders 2 ¼ x 5 ½” ribbon
for Robert Taft, Republican presidential hopeful in 1952. Excellent
condition. $30-40
1371. Russell for President pair of license plates
attachments
(Richard Russell,
Democratic presidential hopeful,
1952) measuring
5 ¼ x 12” and 3 ½
x 10 ½”. Both are
very scarce and in
1372. For For Senator 5/8” celluloid
pinback from Henry Ford’s unsuccessful campaign for the U.S. Senate in
Michigan, 1918. Very rare and in excellent condition. $2000-2500
1373.
Independent Ford
Worker 7/8” celluloid pinback
worn by Ford employees who
were proud of the fact that they
were “Independent”, well-paid,
and non-union. Very rare and
from the 1930’s. Excellent condition. $125-150
1367. KEFAUVER unusual American
Indian-style beaded “ribbon”. 1 ½ x 8 ½”
1368. “I am the working man’s friend and
don’t care who knows
it.” William Randolph
Hearst postcard from a
1908 series of presidential possibilities. You’ll
find the Hughes and
Roosevelt mates elsehwere in this catalog.
Excellent
condition.
$30-40
1374. Help the other fellow 1917
uniface 20 mm. medalet (stamped
sterling on the reverse) with a bust
of Henry Ford. Issued in several different metals, this silver example
being the rarest. Given to Ford
employees. $150-175
1375. Volunteer Working for
Ford for U.S. Senator hat
band card. Show your colors –
wear this in your hat band
especially on Election Day,
Nov. 5th from Michigan,
1918. 3 ¼ x 5 ½”. Rare and in
1377. Henry Ford
For United States
Senator 20 pp. pamphlet from 1918,
Michigan.
Lists
Ford’s accomplishments and campaign pledges. Very
light foxing on the
cover. 4 ¾ x 6 ½”.
$100-125
1378. Wilson Needs Henry Ford coattail poster from
Ford’s unsuccessful campaign for the U.S. Senate in
1918. Large 12 x 38”, printed on a tissue-type paper
and extremely rare. Excellent condition. Given the
nature of the paper, it’s amazing that any of these survived. Beautifully matted, framed and ready to hang.
$1000-1200
1379. Our Next Governor Huey
P. Long ¾” litho from Louisiana,
1928. Extremely rare with just a
couple of light scuffs. $1500-2000
1380.
Welcome
Song to Huey Long
Our U.S. Senator
sheet music issued
upon Long’s election
to the U.S. Senate,
1931. 9 x 12”. Rare,
with two minor horizontal
creases
through Long’s necktie. $250-350
1381.
Huey P. Long Post 3462 porcelain sign
from a Veterans of Foreign Wars post in Louisiana.
Thick porcelain indicates that this was made in the
1930’s before Long’s death, or shortly after. Very
unusual, 7 x 14”, and in excellent condition. $200250
1369. Joseph G. Cannon and John A. Johnson postcards from a Presidential Probabilities Post Card
Series, 1908. Both in excellent condition. $60-70
1376. Ameirca Needs Henry Ford in the U.S. Senate
Help Make Him Senator card from 1918, Michigan.
Features photos of the Ford Motor Company, Ford
Tractor Plant, and the Henry Ford Hospital. Reverse
lists Six Great Pinciples of Henry Ford’s Life. 3 x 5”.
Very rare with a couple of minor creases. $150-175
1382. America First DePriest 1” litho promoting
Oscar DePriest for Congress in
1928, Illinois. Significant in that
DePriest was the first black man
elected to the U.S. House of
Representatives in the 20th century. Excellent condition. $100125
1383. Votes For Women
CWSA
(Connecticut
Woman’s
Suffrage
Association) 1 ¼” celluloid pinback with original
CWSA Torsch & Franz
back paper in excellent
1384. Votes for Women 1915 tiny ½”
cello pinback in excellent condition.
$125-150
1385. Votes for Women 7/8”
cello pinback. Six-star variety,
indicating that 6 states had ratified
the amendment allowing women
to vote. Excellent condition.
$150-175
1386. Vote for Woman
Suffrage Nov. 6th 1 ¼”
cello pinback. Just a
hint of light staining
around the curl from
4:00-5:00. $125-150
1392. Votes for Women 1915
enamel on brass ¾” pin in excellent
condition. Rare. $400-450
1393.
1776
1915
Liberty
Justice 1 ¼” celluloid pinback.
Attached under
the collet is a silk
American
flag
and a Votes For
Women silk ribbon.
Probably
from the 1915
Pan-Pacific
International
Exposition in San
Francisco. $150200
1396. Mass Meeting National Woman’s Party admission ticket measures 2 x 3 ½”. Excellent condition.
$40-50
Call us before March 29th if you have
questions about any lots, auction rules,
or for general inquiries.
1397. Let Ohio Women
Vote postcard dated 1915
on the reverse. Rare and in
1388. WSP (Woman’s Suffrage
Party) ¾” cello pinback in excellent condition. $100-125
1398.
The Wise
Woman Voter postcard,
c. 1915. Shows a woman
guiding the Political
Independence wheel of
the Ship of State and subtitled She uses her political independence to steer
clear of the storms of economic slavery. Image taken
from The Progressive Woman publication. Excellent
condition. $90-100
1389. Don’t Let Us Down Vote Yes Sept. 30 large
1 ¾” cello pinback in the standard black and
yellow suffrage
colors.
From
Utah, which ratified the amendment allowing
women to vote
on September
30, 1919. Very
rare and in
1399. Born One Suffragette birth announcement
postcard features a stork delivering a baby with a
Votes for Women banner. Excellent condition. $4050
1387. Equal Suffrage ¾” cello pinback with six stars in excellent condition. $100-125
1390. The National League for
Opposing
Woman-Suffrage
7/8”
celluloid
pinback.
Backpaper indicates this was
made by Merchants Portrait Co.
in London. A couple of light,
trivial stains along the curl.
$100-125
1391. Votes for Women 5/8” metal
enamel pin features Lady Justice
holding the scales of justice, with a
sunrise. Rare and in excellent condition. $350-400
1394. Set of 9 different cards poking fun at the
Women’s Suffrage movement. Each measures 2 ¼ x
4” and all are in excellent condition. $175-225
1395. Vote Yes for Woman Suffrage 1915. 4 stamps
(appear to have come out of a scrapbook). Each stamp
measures about 2 x 2 ¾”. All in excellent condition.
$75-100
1400. United Equal Suffrage States postcard from a
series c. 1915. This one features Colorado. Excellent
condition. $50-60
1401. Mrs. Charles Blaney Mrs. H.M. Wilmarth
Miss Jane Addams are pictured in this printed photo
postcard in an automobile with a Votes For Women
banner draped over the side. Made in Chicago with
a 1912 Max Stein copyright. Excellent condition.
$60-70
1402. Souvenir of
Sarah’s
Suffrage
Victory Campaign
Fund Help Cut the
Fetters 1 ½” celluloid cap on a tin
thread holder. The
celluloid cap on the other end reads Fill with John J.
Clark’s…Spool Cotton…For Best Results. The 4 ¼” tin
shaft between the two celluloid “buttons” holds three
spools of thread. Extremely rare and in remarkable,
near mint condition. The “button” alone has sold for
over $2500. $2500-3000
1403. Real photo postcard shows a group of marching women with American flags. In the background
is another group with a banner which reads Women
Vote in 12 States Why Not in Mississippi. Rare and
1404. Klanhaven W.K.K.K. (Women of the Ku Klux
Klan) 1 ¾” celluloid pinback from the 1920’s. Rare
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
1405. Victoria Woodhull, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Henry Ward Beecher, Woman Suffrage, Free Love,
Blackmail and Divorce carte de visite archive with a rare Tilton vs. Beecher Trial admission ticket. 16 pieces.
$1500-2000+
Victoria Woodull was one of America’s most flamboyant characters during one of America’s most colorful periods. Suffragette, Free Lover, Medium and Spiritualist, she was best known for being the first woman to run for
president, in 1872. Her entire life was a rollercoaster of extremes.
This grouping of 15 items represents a rare glimpse into Vicky’s life, including:
1 cdv of Victoria as a Wall Street Broker (#1), and 2 different poses (#2 & 3) of her sister, confidant, and partner in the firm, Tennie C. Claflin (one is autographed by Claflin).
Included is a cdv of Corneluis Vanderbilt (#4), the famous millionaire of Wall Street, and Tennie’s aged lover.
Vicky would consult the spirit world for the Commodore’s investments and he was responsible for setting up
the sisters in their own brokerage firm, Woodull, Claflin & Co., where they catered to women, a rare occurrence in those days. In the front office Colonel Blood, Victoria’s lover, ran the firm, but men were only allowed
into the inner offices to serve the women clients.
One of Victoria’s other professions was in the theatre, where she befriended fellow actress and part time prostitute Josie Mansfield (#5 & 6). The sisters would accept Ms. Mansfield as one of their clients. Josie’s lover was
the flamboyant Jim Fisk, also known as “Diamond Jim” (#7), who lavished her with jewels, dresses, and a
house of her own complete with several maids, a cook, butler and coachman.
One of Fisk’s business associates was a handsome playboy, Edward Stokes (#8). Stokes became Josie’s lover
when she tired of Fisk. Josie tried to blackmail Fisk, and filed what was possibly the first American palimony
suit against him. Fisk retaliated by filing counter suits and Stokes was accused of embezzlement. Jailed, he
brought his Oriental carpet, whiskey, and bottled water, and had his dinner sent in from Delmonico’s. The
morning he was released from jail, he went to the trial, and upon hearing his name dragged through the mud,
became engraged and ambushed Fisk and shot him. Fisk died the next day.
Also included in this grouping is a cdv of Henry Ward Beecher (#9), the charming Boston preacher, the Billy
Graham of his day, although Beecher had a carnal side more akin to Jimmy Swaggert as he was famous for
wooing and bedding the ladies in his flock.
Beecher’s sister was the equally famous Harriet Beecher Stowe (#10).
Theodore Tilton (#11 & 12) was one of Beecher’s proteges. He was a tall handsome man, and his beautiful
wife, Elizabeth Tilton (#13) was a follower in Beecher’s flock.
One of the vogues of the day was the Free Love Movement. Most of these people were also advocates of
Woman Suffrage.
One of Tilton’s closest friends, Francis Moulton (#14), an unusually honorable man, played the part of messenger in many of the twisted turns of these troubled times. He treated his wife as an equal, even giving her
half his wages for her housework. He often carried messages to and from Beecher and Woodull.
Elizabeth Tilton became Beecher’s lover (#15 is an exceedingly rare photographer’s manipulated image portaying Beecher with Liz Tilton in his arms. Their faces have been superimposed over models posed for this
purpose). Tilton became Woodhull’s biographer (and probably her lover). Woodhull ran for president, asked
for Beecher’s endorsement, and threatened blackmail, exposing his tryst in her newspaper, the Woodhull &
Claflin’s Weekly. When Beecher refused, Victoria proceeded to publish the news, and the scandal was
exposed to the public.
Included in this collection is an extremely rare ticket to the Trial of Tilton vs. Beecher (#16), the only example
we have ever encountered.
Notes on condition: #3, light stains, small areas of paper remnants glued to the sides; #6, light creases; #8,
several light and minor stains; #11, chip on bottom right corner; # 15, diagonal crease; #16, light water stains.
1406. Remember Brownsville Discharged Without
Honor 1 ¼” celluloid pinback. On August 13, 1906,
black troops rioted
against segregation in
Brownsville, Texas. On
November 6, President
Roosevelt discharged,
without honor, three
companies involved in
the riot. Rare and in
excellent
condition.
$250-275
1413. Death Blow to Jim Crow
National Negro Congress large
letter variety mate to previous lot
1414. Southern Negro Youth
Congress Jobs Peace Votes
Education 1” celluloid pinback, c. 1950’s, in excellent
condition. $50-60
1407. Marcus Garvey
Day 1 ¼” celluloid pinback, c. 1920. Leader of
the “back to Africa” movement. Very rare. A hint of
yellowing to the right of
his shoulder is barely
noticeable. $200-250
1408.
Hon.
M a r c u s
Garvey 1 ¼ x
1 5/8” oval celluloid pinback
from the 1920
convention of
the U.N.I.A.
and
A.C.L.
(Universal
Negro Improvement and Conservation Association
and African Communities League). Extremely rare
but a serious cello crack in the center. $80-90
1415. Illiteracy in Alabama
Let’s Remove It. 1” celluloid
pinback c. 1930’s in excellent
condition. $90-100
1410. Booker T.
Washington 5 ¾ x
7 ¾” celluloid
easel-back,
c.
1910’s. The oval
sepia portion of the
celluloid is starting
to peel away from
the plaque (could
be glued down –
but we’ve left it
alone), so bid
accordingly. As is.
Rare. $175-225
1411. American Negro Congress
1925 7/8” litho. Excellent condition. $40-50
1412. Death Blow to Jim Crow
National Negro Congress 7/8”
condition. Shows a hand crushing a crow. Small letter variety.
$70-80
1421. Black and white
hands
against
a
Confederate flag 1 ¼” celluloid pinback promoting
civil rights in the South,
1960’s. Excellent condition. $35-45
1422. Knights of Labor ribbon
badge from Dudley, PA. The K of
L was a very early labor group
promoting an 8-hour day, the end
of child labor, and equal pay for
equal work. Circa 1900 and in
excellent condition, but the clasp
for the pin is missing. 1 ½ x 7”.
$100-125
1416.
Cincinnatians for
Integration
in
Education 1 ½” celluloid pinback from
the early 1960’s in
$35-45
1409.
Peace and
Goodwill Toward Men
Law and Order 1 ¼” celluloid pinback features
black and white hands
shaking. Early, c. 1910’s.
Excellent condition and
very unusual. $100-125
1420. March and
Vote for Jobs and
Freedom 1 ½” celluloid
pinback
showing blacks and
white together from
Dayton, Ohio June
14, 1964. Excellent
condition. $50-60
1417.
Support
Southern
Students
SNCC 2” celluloid pinback from the early
1960’s in excellent
condition. $65-75
1423. The Noble
Fighter for the
Cause
of
the
Workers. Arturo
Guivannitti Joseph J. Ettor postcard, c. 1912. In a
prison cell, accused by capitalists agents of a crime
committed by a policeman. They organized the
25,000 Lawrence textile workers, whose wages averaged less than six dollars per week. The bosses were
defeated, the mill workers won. Lots more text on this
rare postcard. Several areas of creasing. $100-125
1418. One Man One
Vote poster issued by
the Student Nonviolent
Coordinating Committee
in Atlanta. 14 x 22” and
Rare. $150-175
1419. NOW poster issued
by the Student Nonviolent
Coordinating Committee in
Atlanta. 14 x 22” and in
excellent condition. Rare.
$150-175
1424. Ettor & Giovannitti
I.W.W. Their Only Crime is
Loyalty to the Working Class
1” sepia cello pinback. Early
leaders of the Industrial
Workers of the World, they
were charged with accessories to murder after a
woman was shot and killed at
a 1912 textile mill strike in Lawrence, Mass. They
were later acquitted. Excellent condition. $150-200
1425. Life and Freedom for
Sacco and Vanzetti 1” litho, c.
1927, in excellent condition.
$200-250
1426. Michigan Defense Foster Ruthenberg 7/8”
litho pinback from their 1923 subversion trial. The
jury convicted Ruthenberg, but was deadlocked over
Foster’s fate. Ruthenberg’s conviction was later overturned by the
U.S. Supreme Court, and Foster
went on to become the presidential candidate of the Communist
Party in 1932. Very rare and in
1427. I Donated 25
cents to Bethlehem
Steel Co. Strike 1 ¼”
celluloid pinback pictures J.J. Keppler Vice
Pres. I.A. of M.
(International
Association
of
Machinists). Excellent
condition. $90-100
1433. Not a Man Not a
Dollar for War 1” celluloid
pinback, c. 1916 with original
back paper Buttons like this
sold by Appeal to Reason
Girard, Kan. Appeal to
Reason was an early Socialist
newspaper. Excellent condition. $50-60
1434.
Dedicated to Peace
Mother’s Day 1939 7/8” celluloid
pinback put out on the eve of
World War II. $30-40
1441. Vietnam
Laos OUT NOW
1 ¾” cello from
the April 18
March in S.F.
1435.
Junior
MacArthur Legion I Will
Help 1 ¼” celluloid pinback in excellent condition. $50-60
1428. John Mitchell
Prest. United Mine
Worker of America
Labor Editor Boyce’s
Weekly 1 ¼” celluloid
condition. $70-80
1429. Friend of the Pioneers
“Always Ready” 7/8” celluloid
pinback from the 1920’s. An offshoot of the Communist Party,
the Young Pioneers emulated
the Boy Scouts, with an emphasis on political education. Very
rare and obscure. $90-100
1440. Spring Offensive to
End the War 2 1/8” cello
from April 24 to May 5
$20-30
1442. Peoples
Coalition May
5th 1 ¾”cello in
1436. Out of S.E.
Asia May Day 2 ¼”
cello issued by
Students
for
a
Democratic Society.
$30-40
1430.
People’s
Congress Pittsburgh,
PA. 1937 1 ½” celluloid pinback shows
American
workers
and citizens holding a
Democracy
and
Peace banner. A light
stain on the curl at
9:00 detracts little.
$50-60
1443. Peoples
Coalition May
5th 1 ¾” yellow and black
version
in
1437. We Charge
Genocide! 2 ¼”
cello issued by
Students for a
Democratic
Society
on
Inauguration Day,
1969. Excellent
condition. $30-40
1431. Amnesty! Release
All Class-War Prisoners
We are Ready to Strike!
Communist Party 1 1/8”
litho, c. 1920. Black tarlike ink over the letters
“are ready”, otherwise
bright, excellent condition.
$55-65
1432. Youth March on
May Day 1950 for Peace
for Civil Rights Jobs 1 ¼”
celluloid pinback in excellent condition. $35-45
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to www.PoliticalHeritage.com and
click on “Auctions”.
1444. Bring all
the GI’s home
now 2 1/8” cello
from an April 15
Rally at JFK Plaza
in Philadelphia.
1438. Stop Gov’t
Racism! 2 ¼” litho
issued by Students
for a Democratic
Society.
From
Inauguration Day,
1969.
Excellent
condition. $25-35
1439. Sick of the
War Fifth Ave.
Vietnam
Peace
Parade Committee
1 ½” cello, c. 1966.
$25-35
1445. Asian
American for
Peace 1 ¾”
cello
from
April 22 in Los
Angeles.
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