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Political Collectors! We are delighted with the offerings in this auction, featuring the second and final installment of the Tom Berg
collection. It's been a genuine thrill to present such a fine selection of material, including so many never before seen or seldom offered items
– a thrill that never gets old. Tom exemplified the shared passion of our community of collectors with his relentless pursuit in building such
a fine collection, and through his service to our hobby.
2016 will be a banner year for political collectors. The APIC National Convention in Harrisburg,
the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, and the Democratic National Convention in
Philadelphia are all slated for July. We eagerly look forward to attending all three events. The APIC
National promises to be the best ever, and the buzz surrounding it is electric. We plan to attend both
major party conventions: not only as an opportunity to buy and sell, but also to promote the hobby
and be a part of the hoopla and history of that uniquely American experience. If you've never
attended an APIC National, here's your chance. If you're able to attend either or both of the
presidential nominating conventions, it's an experience you won't forget.
Tom French & Nathan Sims
Let's all take advantage of this opportunity to promote our hobby, expand the membership of the
American Political Items Collectors and truly make 2016 the year of the political collector.
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1. GENL. WASHINGTON Battersea curtain tieback, c.
1790’s. Shows Washington in his military uniform. 2”
diameter, in excellent condition. Attractive porcelain
enclosed within brass hardware. $2500-2800
4. GAL.
ANDREW
JACKSON
lidded sewing
box, circa
1828. 2 x
3 3/4 x 5”.
This fragile
and desirable
box is complete and intact. The hand-colored
paper label under the glass does have a diagonal
tear which extends from the top through the W in
ANDREW. There is a light horizontal crease in the
paper which extends from Jackson’s right cheek to
the right edge, and a small area of paper loss from
the eagle to beyond the left of the green leaves. A
rare and early display piece. $1800-2400
7. MAJOR GENL. TAYLOR BORN 1790 / GENL.
TAYLOR NEVER SURRENDERS brass shell in
lustrous, uncirculated condition with original loop for
suspension. 26 mm. The reverse lists Taylor’s military
exploits. A rare and exceptional example. $650-850
8. TAYLOR & FILLMORE GRAND NATIONAL
WHIG BANNER 1848 campaign print by J. Baillie,
New York. The frame measures 15 1/4 x 18”. The
print exhibits strong colors. We have not inspected
this out of the frame, but the matting does cover
up some of the graphics, indicating the print was
trimmed. This still displays quite well. $250-350
2. GENL. WASHINGTON Battersea curtain tieback,
c. 1790’s. Shows Washington in civilian garb.
1 7/8” diameter, in excellent condition. Attractive
porcelain enclosed within brass hardware.
$1200-1500
5. THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. JOHN
TYLER. silk ribbon. This measures 3 x 4 1/4”. The
inscription “LIBERTY AND INDEPENDENCE” appears
on the banner over the eagle. This was originally
3 1/16 x 6 1/2”, but the bottom 2 1/4” portion has
been trimmed off. There is a pull in the ribbon to the
left of Tyler’s portrait, and a minor pull to his right.
Excellent examples of this rarity have brought $4,0006,000, but considering the condition, we’ll guide this
one accordingly. $1200-1400
3. HERO OF NEW ORLEANS. Andrew Jackson pink
luster cup plate, circa 1828. 3 3/4” diameter, and a
very pleasing example in excellent condition.
$650-750
6. Henry Clay clothing brush circa 1844.
1 1/2 x 2 1/2 x 7 3/4”. All the bristles are intact
and in excellent condition and the lettering is bright
and pronounced. The wood portion has a minor
surface crack (which is inconsequential, especially
considering this would be displayed bristle side
up). A rare and exceptional display piece typical of
other campaign brushes from the 1830’s - 1840’s
campaigns, although this is the first Henry Clay
example we’ve ever seen. $400-600
9. Cass & Butler GRAND NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
BANNER print by N. Currier from the 1848 campaign.
10 x 14”. Light overall toning and an area of staining
lower right corner. A better than average example
from a very tough candidate that deserves to be matted
and framed. $550-650
14. Fremont & Cochrane GRAND BANNER OF THE RADICAL
DEMOCRACY, FOR 1864 campaign print published by Currier &
Ives. An exceptional example in excellent condition with bright,
vibrant colors and extra wide margins, this measures a full 13 1/2 x
17 7/8”. This would display beautifully matted and framed. Fremont
items from his short-lived 1864 campaign are quite rare. Lincoln
dismissed the threat of a Fremont challenge in 1864, especially
after hearing that only some 400 persons had attended the Radical
Republican nominating convention which was held in Cleveland on
May 31. The Fremont forces would later cut a deal with President
Lincoln: Fremont would withdraw from the campaign if the President
would remove Postmaster General Montgomery Blair, who was
despised by the Radical Republicans. Additionally, It’s quite likely
that Fremont feared the possibility of a George McClellan presidency.
$900-1000
10. FRANKLIN PIERCE. WILLIAM R. KING.
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENT
AND VICE-PRESIDENT campaign print by E.C.
Kellogg, 1852. 11 1/8 x 14 1/2”. An exceptional
example with very faint discoloration. Deserves to
be matted and framed. $650-750
11. GENERAL FRANKLIN PIERCE PRESIDENT OF
THE UNITED STATES pewter lid to a shaving mirror.
3” diameter. The edge of the rim which originally fit
over the mirror portion is intact but has been folded
flat. Even though this refers to “President” Pierce,
it’s likely this was made as an 1852 campaign piece.
Despite the fact that this is only the lid, it’s in excellent
condition and an exceedingly rare display piece. We
found only one other example which was offered by
Heritage Auctions in 2009 and fetched over $3,500.
$1400-1600
12. J.C. FREMONT ferrotype
from the 1856 campaign.
Tintype in a 1” brass bezel,
and in excellent condition,
but the pin on the reverse has
been replaced. A superior
example. $700-800
13. Fremont &
Dayton GRAND
NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN
BANNER. N. Currier
campaign print
from 1856 with
an inscription at
the bottom: “FREE
LABOR, FREE
SPEECH, FREE
TERITORY” (sic.)
10 x 14” and in
generally excellent
condition with
light overall toning.
$550-650
15. ABRAHAM LINCOLN. / HANNIBAL
HAMLIN. large and impressive
40 mm. donut ferrotype. Both sides are
in excellent condition and easily grade
an 8 1/2+. Faint, typical surface crazing
can only be seen at an angle and detract
minimally. A very desirable ferrotype
with an undeniable presence.
$2500-3000
16. ABRAHAM LINCOLN. / HANNIBAL HAMLIN
small 24 mm. donut ferrotype from the 1860
campaign. The Lincoln side is in excellent, flawless
condition and grades a 9 1/2. The Hamlin side
exhibits faint, typical surface crazing when held at
an angle. This distinctive ferro retains its full silvered
brass finish. $850-950
19. LINCOLN / ANDREW
JOHNSON rare, large 26 mm.
ferrotype. The Lincoln tintype
is in excellent condition and
grades an 8. The Johnson
tintype has some minor
darkness to the left of his
portrait, and , to a lesser extent,
on his cheek. There is some
damage on the brass enclosure:
three of the scalloped prongs
at top are missing. A very rare
ferrotype that displays well.
$1200-1400
20. Distinctive oval Lincoln ferrotype from the
1860 campaign. 3/4 x 7/8”. The
tintype is in essentially excellent
condition with just a tiny divot
below Lincoln’s hairline at right
and grades an 8 - 8 1/2. The pin
attachment on the back is missing.
$850-950
17. ABRAHAM LINCOLN 1860 / HANNIBAL
HAMLIN 1860 24 mm. ferrotype. Both sides are in
choice, flawless condition and the brass encasement
retains its original luster. An exceptionally choice
example that should command a premium.
$1200-1400
18. ABRAHAM LINCOLN 1860. / HANNIBAL
HAMLIN. 1860 25 mm. ferrotype. The Lincoln tintype
is in excellent condition and grades an 8 1/2. The
Hamlin portrait is a little fuzzy with a dark spot to
his right. The brass encasement retains its original,
attractive luster. $450-550
21. FOR PRESIDENT 1864 A. LINCOLN. 24 mm.
ferrotype stickpin. In excellent
condition with original stickpin
and clasp. This grades a 9 9 1/2. A trivial diagonal flaw
above Lincoln’s left shoulder
detracts little, and this minor
defect is the only reason this
desirable ferrotype doesn’t
approach a nearly perfect grade
of “10”. $1100-1300
22. LINCOLN 17 mm. ferrotype
stickpin. In generally excellent
condition with a minor divot in
Lincoln’s beard that detracts little.
The tintype is a bit dark. Still a nice
example that retains its original
stickpin. $600-700
23. Exceedingly rare Lincoln & Johnson 1864 campaign broadside entitled “Union Platform ADOPTED BY THE NATIONAL CONVENTION AT BALTIMORE JUNE
7th 1864.” A summarized text of the Platform within the center shield ends with “For President, Abraham Lincoln. For Vice-President, Andrew Johnson.” Patriotic
graphics adorn the perimeter and include portraits of Lincoln & Johnson, General Grant and General Sherman, as well as images of Miss Liberty and a kneeling
slave, and the inscriptions “UNITED WE STAND, DIVIDED WE FALL”, “FREE HOME - SLAVERY - LIBERTY - EMANCIPATION - VICTORY - JUSTICE”. What makes
this broadside especially desirable is that it has portraits of Lincoln and Johnson, and there exist only a handful of posters or broadsides as such. This lithograph was
printed by Kurz & Nelke in Chicago and is identified as such along the bottom edge. We know of only two other examples in existence: one is in an institution and
another was sold by Heritage Auctions several years ago for over $19,000. The Heritage example had full margins and measured 17 3/4 x 23 3/4”. Our example
is 15 3/4 x 20 3/4”, an indication that this was trimmed 1 - 1 1/2” along the edges. Minor toning along the left edge and light staining near the center and top right
corner, as well as to the left of Lincoln’s portrait. A rare opportunity to own one of the finest broadsides we’ve ever handled. $8000-9000
24. A. LINCOLN 21 mm.
ferrotype stickpin in excellent
condition with original stickpin.
A patent date of “1861” appears
to the right of the tintype. In
excellent, flawless condition,
void of the typical surface
crazing. Grades a 9 - 9 1/2 and
should command a premium.
$900-1100
29. JOHN BELL. / EDWARD EVERETT small variety
25 mm. “donut” ferrotype. Both sides are in bright,
excellent condition with smooth glossy surfaces and
both merit a grade of 9+. The border retains nearly
100% of its original silvered finish. Really a choice
example. $550-650
34. JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE 1860 / JOSEPH
LANE 1860 24 mm. ferrotype. Both tintypes are
in pristine condition with smooth, glossy surfaces,
and the brass component retains its original luster.
If it weren’t for a area of minor tarnish on the Lane
side along the edge at 5:00, this would approach a
perfect grade of “10”. $1000-1200
25. STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS 1860 / HERSCHEL V.
JOHNSON 1860 24 mm. ferrotype. The Douglas
tintype is in near mint, flawless condition with a
smooth glossy surface. The Johnson tintype exhibits
some surface “rubbing”. The brass component is
bright and lustrous. $300-350
30. FOR PRESIDENT, JOHN BELL. FOR VICE
PRESIDENT, EDWARD EVERETT. “The Union and
the Constitution” glazed cotton flag. 7 7/8 x 11 3/8”.
Except for one stain which is confined within the top
white stripe, this is in bright, excellent condition.
$2400-2800
26. STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS 1860 / HERSCHEL V.
JOHNSON 1860 23 mm. ferrotype. Both tintypes
are in excellent condition with smooth, glossy
surfaces. The brass component is lustrous. Only a
small spot of tarnish on the brass to left of Douglas’
portrait prevents this from approaching a grade of
9 1/2+. A choice example. $500-600
31. JOHN BELL 1860 / EDWARD EVERETT 1860
24 mm. ferrotype. Both tintypes are in near mint,
flawless condition with smooth, glossy surfaces.
The brass component is equally nice and retains its
original luster. It would be a challenge to find a better
example. $625-675
27. Adele Douglas and Stephen A. Douglas tintype
enclosed in a decorative 20 x 23 mm. oval brass shell.
The pin on the back is missing. Faint waviness in the
tintype is visible at an angle, and there’s a scratch in
the tintype above Mrs. Douglas’ portrait and a tiny
chip on her right cheek. Still, a rare piece that displays
well. $400-500
32. JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE 1860 / JOSEPH
LANE 1860 superb 25 mm. ferrotype. Both tintypes
are in near mint condition with smooth, glossy
surfaces. The brass component retains its original
luster. An outstanding example that easily grades a
9 1/2+. $900-1100
28. STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS / HERSCHEL V.
JOHNSON 25 mm. ferrotype with plush border and
original string loop for suspension. Both tintypes are
in excellent, flawless condition with smooth, glossy
surfaces, although just a bit dark, as made. $350-400
33. BRECKINRIDGE AND LANE. pristine side-by-side
ferrotype in a beaded brass bezel. 21 mm. The tintype
is in bright, flawless, near perfect
condition with a smooth, glossy
finish and likely the finest example
known. The stickpin on the back
is gone, but could be rather easily
replaced if you chose to do so.
$3000-3500
35. Magnificent McClellan brooch with an oval
tintype set in a hollow 1 1/4 x 1 5/8” brass brooch
with original T-pin on the back. Raised images on the
brass feature an eagle above and a cannon below, with
twelve conjoined ovals listing significant Civil War
battles. Lustrous surfaces, and all components are in
pristine condition. An absolute KNOCKOUT in every
respect! $3500-4500+
36. M’CLELLAN 16 mm. ferrotype
with original stickpin. Very faint
crazing is visible on the tintype
when held at an angle, and there’s
a tiny chip to the left of the M in
M’CLELLAN at the edge of the tintype.
The imperfections are minor and this
easily grades an 8+ overall. $350-400
37. M’CLELLAN 21 mm. ferrotype
stickpin in pristine condition with
an 1861 patent date. A series of
stars adorns the perimeter. The
tintype is in flawless, near mint
condition with a smooth, glossy
surface, and the brass component
retains its original and attractive
luster. A real gem that should
command a premium. $800-900
38. McClellan tintype features the General in his
military uniform, housed in a 3/4 x 1 1/16” brass
gem frame. The tintype is just a touch dark (as
made), but in near mint condition with a smooth
surface. An unusual pose of McClellan. $400-500
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43. GEN. U.S. GRANT
ferrotype stickpin. Tintype of
Grant in excellent condition
with a smooth, glossy surface
is enclosed in an ornate
1 1/6” brass bezel with
original stickpin. Yet another
gem in choice, flawless
condition. $550-650
44. GRANT ferrotype with
two-toned purple and blue paper
borders, set in a brass bezel.
22 mm. Minor bubbling is visible
when held at an angle, and the
stickpin on the back is missing.
Still displays nicely and
grades an 8+. $175-225
39. McCLELLAN & PENDLETON GRAND
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC BANNER printed by
Currier & Ives. 10 x 14” with light toning and paper
chips (which could be easily matted out) in the upper
margin. Faint toning above Pendleton’s portrait which
extends from above his head into the flags. Overall,
a better example than most and among the tougher
Grand National Banners. $450-550
40. GRANT & COLFAX jugate ferrotype stickpin in
superb condition.
29 mm. Both tintypes
are in flawless, excellent
condition with smooth,
glossy surfaces. With
original stickpin. If it
weren’t for some trivial
tarnish on the brass rim,
this would approach a
perfect grade of “10”.
$800-900
41. E PLURIBUS UNUM in embossed letters on this
ornate, thick, 1 1/16 x 1 1/4” brass shell bezel. Oval
tintype of Grant is in pristine
condition with a smooth
surface. The stickpin on the
back is missing and there’s a
trivial dent in the brass rim
surrounding the tintype. If it
weren’t for the dent, this gem
would easily approach a grade
of 9 1/2+. A superb example.
$300-400
42. “CLUB BADGE” is the inscription on the
banner at the base of this desirable 1 1/2 x
2 3/8” badge. Oval tintype of Grant is in pristine
condition with a
smooth, glossy
surface. The brass
components are
also in excellent
condition. We’ve
handled two
badges similar to
this, but both with
the inscription
BOYS IN BLUE.
This variety
seldom turns up
and is especially
desirable in
such excellent
condition.
$1000-1250
45. Unusual GRANT ferrotype features the General
wearing a rather unusual hat - not the typical widebrimmed Civil War officer’s hat, but rather more of
a “flaps up” General Sheridan style.
17 mm., in excellent condition,
but a bit dark (as made). This has
no pin or attachment on the back,
nor does it appear that it ever did.
$275-375
48. SEYMOUR. BLAIR. oval
jugate tintype enclosed in a
decorative 1 x 1 1/16” brass
bezel. Near mint condition, but
the pin is missing (although the
clasp is intact). $375-475
49. OUR CHOICE FOR PRESIDENT / FOR VICE
PRESIDENT Seymour / Blair ferrotype. 27 mm.
with bold portraits. The brass is in bright, lustrous,
excellent condition. The Seymour tintype is in
essentially excellent condition with a smooth, glossy
surface, and just a trivial pinhole size chip along
the extreme edge at 3:00. The Blair tintype is near
mint with just some very faint and minor bubbling
along the left perimeter. Easily grades a 9 overall.
$425-475
50. SEYMOUR 23 mm. ferrotype
stickpin in near mint condition
with original pin. The tintype is in
excellent condition with a smooth,
glossy surface, and the brass bezel
retains its original, full luster. An
exceptional, flawless example.
$300-350
51. Horace Greeley lapel
stud ferrotype. Tintype
enclosed in an ornate shieldshaped brass stud. 1 x 1 1/4”.
There is some light diagonal
rubbing above Greeley’s
head, and some tiny, scattered
nicks. Quite rare. $475-575
46. GRANT AND COLFAX NATIONAL UNION
REPUBLICAN BANNER, 1868. print by Currier &
Ives. 9 5/8 x 14”. Light overall toning is slightly more
pronounced along the extreme perimeter. Colors are
still relatively vibrant. 1/2” tear center right, a 1” tear
just above the eagle, and a 2” tear center left. This
is among the tougher Grand National Banners and
deserves to be matted and framed. $550-650
47. Grant & Colfax jugate cardboard collar from
the 1868 campaign. About 1 1/2” tall and 4 1/2”
diameter. Quite rare, this fragile piece is intact and
complete. Very light, scattered foxing. $350-450
52. Hayes oval tintype
enclosed in a thick brass bezel
which features an eagle at top
and the inscription E PLURIBUS
UNUM below. 1 x 1 1/4” and
in excellent condition - we
would grade this an 8 1/2. The
pin is missing. $575-675
53. Rutherford B.
Hayes badge with a
tintype encased within
a brass sunburst and
suspended from a
brass eagle pin.
1 1/4 x 2 3/8” overall.
The wing of the eagle
is broken off, but
the most important
component is in
excellent condition
with just a tiny chip
along the extreme
edge at 1:00.
$400-500
54. Hayes tintype surrounded by
a brass ring with a striped fabric
border. The tintype is smooth and
glossy, all of the components are in
near mint condition and this retains
its original stickpin. 17mm diameter.
$600-700
59. GARFIELD tintype
enclosed in a distinctive brass
shield shell with original
stickpin. 1 1/26 x 1 3/16”.
The tintype is in excellent
condition but a bit dark, as
made. The brass shield retains
most of its original luster but
has some light tarnish around
the right bottom corner.
$400-450
60. Garfield
tintype
enclosed in a
brass sunburst,
suspended from
a brass eagle
pin, and backed
by a patriotic
ribbon. 1 5/8 x
2 1/4” overall,
and in excellent,
flawless
condition.
$600-700
55. For President: GOV. R.B. HAYES For VicePresident: HON. W.A. WHEELER postal cover with
conjoined jugate portraits. Scarce, 3 x 5 1/2”, and in
excellent, unused condition. $100-125
56. OUR CENTENNIAL PRESIDENT 1876 terrific
badge promoting
Samuel Tilden
for president.
Oval tintype
in excellent
condition is
enclosed in a
silvered brass
shell and
suspended from
an eagle pin.
1 5/8 x 2 1/8”
overall. This
retains about
25% of its
original silvering.
$800-900
61. HANCOCK tintype
enclosed in a lustrous brass
shell with original stickpin.
1 1/16” diameter. An
outstanding example in pristine
condition. $800-900
62. Rare brass shell pin
with jugate albumen
portraits of 1880 candidates
Winfield S. Hancock and
William English. 1 1/8
x 1 1/8”. Very rare and
in excellent, flawless
condition with original
stickpin. $850-950
57. TILDEN, HENDRICKS AND
REFORM. rare1876 silk ribbon issued
by the Democratic Club of Kutztown
(Pennsylvania). 2 x 7”, with
scattered discoloration visible in the
background. $125-150
63. Rare stoneware creamer with albany glaze and
incised lettering and graphics promoting James Blaine
for president and John Logan for vice president, 1884.
4 1/4” high and in excellent, flawless condition.
$225-275
58. Garfield tintype
badge from the 1880
campaign. 1 3/8 x
2 1/8” overall. Tintype
is enclosed in a brass
shell sunburst and
suspended from a brass
eagle pin. Except for a
small area of tarnish on
the brass bezel at 9:00,
this is in excellent,
flawless condition.
$550-650
65. JAMES G. BLAINE. GROVER CLEVELAND. The
Great Party Leaders are featured on this rare, large
22 x 32” broadside from the 1892 campaign which
advertises the Springfield Republican newspaper.
Blaine was a Republican presidential hopeful in
1892 and Cleveland would be nominated again,
after losing in 1888 to Benjamin Harrison. There
are some vertical paper splits down the center, and
light, scattered stains. We’ve never seen another.
$375-475
64. Ticket to the 1892 Notification Ceremonies of
Cleveland and Stevenson, held at Madison Square
Garden. Nicely printed on cardstock, 2 1/4 x 4 3/8”,
in excellent condition. $125-175
66. Cleveland & Thurman mechanical eagle pin. Pull
down the loop to reveal jugate albumen portraits of the
1888 Democratic candidates. The large brass eagle
is 1 3/4” wide, with original stickpin. In unusually
excellent condition - the photos are often scuffed or
damaged from use, but these are both problem free.
The best example we’ve ever encountered. $550-650
67. Cleveland & Stevenson
miniature drum with original
loop for suspension. 3/4”
diameter tintype photos of
the candidates on the top and
bottom of the 1/2” brass drum.
Generally excellent condition
although the Stevenson tintype
is pushed in just a little.
Pictured in Hake, but this is the
only other example we’ve ever
seen. $400-500
68. An accounting of President Cleveland’s groceries
purchased at the Cottage Market in Washington, D.C.
This bound notebook is 4 1/4 x 6 3/4”. Some damage
upper right corner, but the
interior pages are all there
and in excellent condition.
Contains 17 pages of the
President’s purchases from
his last few months in office:
January 22 - March 3, 1897,
and includes everything
from parsley to pig’s feet.
Found folded inside the
book is an invoice made out
to “President Cleveland”
which shows a final balance
of $273.02 - the last entry
in the “pass book” indicates
that this amount was paid
on March 6, 1897. A small
1 1/2 x 2 7/8” Cleveland
calling card was also found
in the book and is included. A curious memento from
the final weeks of the Cleveland administration.
$200-250
69. HARRISON AND MORTON
desirable 18 mm. ferrotype lapel
stud. A choice example in excellent
condition. $325-375
70. 1888 GEN. HARRISON
VETERAN ASSOCIATION
ornate ribbon badge from
Newport, Rhode Island. 2 5/8
x 8 1/2” overall. Large jugate
albumen portraits of Harrison
and Morton are enclosed in an
attractive patriotic brass shell,
and attached to a silk ribbon
which is suspended from a brass
eagle with the date 1888 below.
Light wear on the gold lettering,
and the eagle lacks a pin, but
this is in otherwise excellent
condition, and an impressive
display piece. $325-375
73. Silk ribbon welcoming
President Benjamin Harrison
to Seattle dated May 6,
1891. 2 x 5 3/4”, in excellent
condition. Washington was
admitted to the Union about
1 1/2 years before this ribbon
(which boasts the “Population
of Washington...349,516”)
was issued. $100-125
74. 1892 silk ribbon promoting
Benjamin Harrison for
president, Whitelaw Reid for
vice president, and advertising
THE LIGHT RUNNING
“DOMESTIC” sewing machine.
2 1/4 x 6 3/4”. VERY faint
yellowing to the right of the
applied bullion 5-point star.
Unusual and scarce. $150-200
78. McKinley & Hobart...
Thomas S. Butler FOR
CONGRESS. silk ribbon
from Pennsylvania,
1896. 2 1/4 x 6 1/2” and
in generally excellent
condition with just a hint
of soiling. $50-100
79. Rare McKINLEY 1896
cane with 33" tin shaft.
1 3/4" diameter silvered
brass or tin handle with
raised inscription and bust of
McKinley. There’s a crack
in the metal at 9:00 which
detracts minimally from the
displayability of this rarity.
First time we’ve had this
variety. $300-400
75. Delightful group of five miniature glazed
stoneware jugs from the Blaine, Harrison, McKinley,
and Bryan campaigns, 1884-1896. All are in
excellent condition and stand 7/8 - 1” high. All
are quite scarce and much tougher to find than the
relatively common varieties from the Harrison and
Cleveland campaigns. $350-400
71. “Souvenir OF THE
RECEPTION TENDERED
PRESIDENT HARRISON BY
THE CITIZENS OF SEATTLE,
WASHINGTON.”
Dated May 6, 1891. Silk, 2 1/2
x 7 1/4”, in generally excellent
condition with a hint of faint
discoloration. $125-150
72. HARRISON AND
PROTECTION 1892
popular 1 5/16” tin litho
badge. If it weren’t for
a couple of tiny, trivial
nicks around the extreme
perimeter, this would
approach a perfect grade
of “10”. An exceptional
example with a bright,
glossy surface. $150-200
77. McKINLEY CLUB
BOONVILLE, MO. ornate
ribbon badge from 1896
with celluloid convex disks
of the candidates attached.
2 3/4 x 8 1/2”. A choice
example in PRISTINE
condition with Whitehead
& Hoag label attached to
the back. $300-350
76. GET YOUR EYE ON THIS BEFORE AND AFTER
terrific 1 3/4” aluminum mechanical pin from the
1900 campaign. President McKinley looks on while
"TEDDY", dressed in his Rough Rider outfit, is kicking
up a storm. There is a fort pictured near the top with
a flag which reads "SAN JUAN". Pull the string at the
bottom and the scene rotates, showing Teddy kicking
a "16 TO 1" Democratic donkey, with an image of the
Capitol Dome in the background. This pin is missing
but this is in otherwise bright, excellent condition, and
still works perfectly. $500-600
80. McKinley coattail
ribbon badge supporting
President McKinley and
promoting Colonel William
A. Stone for governor of
Pennsylvania, 1898. Issued
as a souvenir of the PEACE
JUBILEE in Philadelphia.
1 3/4 x 3 1/2” overall.
There’s a trivial pull in
the red ribbon, but the
celluloid components are in
bright, excellent condition.
$150-250
81. A PAIR OF DAISIES terrific enamel on brass shell
pin with jugate paper photos of McKinley & Roosevelt.
1 1/4 x 1 7/8”, in excellent condition. A classic which
we feel has always been undervalued. $450-550
82. Ultra rare 1 1/4” trigate from 1900 promoting
McKinley & Roosevelt, and J.E. Taggart for Illinois
state legislature. Taggart would go on to become a
Presidential Elector in 1920. A patriotic eagle motif
adorns the top. An exceptional example in pristine
condition. $350-450
83. Rare 1 1/4” 1900 sepia
trigate pinback promoting
McKinley & Roosevelt,
and Winfield Scott Durbin
for governor of Indiana.
Rich sepia tones and in
excellent condition with
INDIANAPOLIS PHOTO
BUTTON CO. backpaper.
$350-450
84. McKINLEY-ROOSEVELT AND STANLEY CLUB
NEWTON, KANS. rare
jugate coattail from 1900
promoting William E.
Stanley for governor of
Kansas. 1 1/4” pinback
in excellent condition
with Whitehead & Hoag
Co. backpaper.
$200-300
85. 1 1/4” pinback trigate
from the 1900 campaign
promoting McKinley &
Roosevelt, and William
E. Stanley for governor
of Kansas. In excellent
condition with ST. LOUIS
BUTTON CO. stamped
on the filled tin backing.
$350-450
88. 1 1/4” McKINLEY & WOODRUFF pinback.
Timothy Woodruff was never nominated for any office
other than Lieutenant Governor, and he served in that
capacity while Theodore
Roosevelt was governor of
New York. So this is likely
a gubernatorial hopeful (or
perhaps a VP hopeful?). In
either case, it’s rare and in
bright, excellent condition
with a National Equipment
Co. New York / Whitehead
& Hoag Co. backpaper.
$200-250
89. Rare 1900 coattail from Kansas promoting
McKinley for President,
William E. Stanley for
governor, and David
Hanna for lieutenant
governor. 1 1/4”
beauty in excellent
condition. ST. LOUIS
BUTTON CO. stamped
on the filled tin back.
$250-350
90. Rare and obscure 7/8” pinback dated 1900
promoting William McKinley for president and Judge
William A. Robarts for Congress from the 22nd
Congressional District in southern Illinois. After some
diligent research, we found that the
judge did not succeed in garnering
the nomination for Congress
- that nomination would go to
George W. Smith. In excellent
condition with a filled tin back
stamped GERAGHTY MFG. CO.
CHICAGO. $150-200
91. VOTE FOR FULL
DINNER PAIL terrific
wooden container
with jugate images
of McKinley &
Roosevelt. 2 5/8”
diameter, and stands
just over 4” high (not
including the
handle). The top
piece (the rosecolored lid) can be
removed, so this was
used as a container of
some sort. In
exceptionally nice
condition and among
the very best and
most iconic McKinley
3D display pieces.
$700-800
86. Bold 1 1/2” coattail from Illinois promoting
William McKinley for president and John Tanner for
governor. Tanner failed to receive the nomination,
which went to Richard Yates. Rare and in excellent
condition. This has remnants of a Geraghty Mf’g
Co. Chicago backpaper. $375-475
87. Missouri coattail
trigate pinback promoting
McKinley & Roosevelt, and
Joe Florey for governor
of Missouri. 1 1/4”, in
excellent condition, with
filled tin backing stamped
ST. LOUIS BUTTON CO.
$300-400
92. Terrific PROSPERITY MCKINLEY TEDDY metal
still bank with raised jugate images of the candidates.
About 1 x 2 1/2 x 3 1/2”. In excellent condition and
retains some of its original gold finish. $700-800
93. 1900 McKinley & Roosevelt jugate campaign
postal card ("Private Mailing Card") in excellent,
unused condition. $75-125
94. Smoke WM. McKINLEY Cigar IT SURPASSES
ALL OTHERS tin serving tray. 12” diameter and
in stunning, unrestored condition. If it weren’t for
some very trivial and minor wear along the extreme
perimeter, this would approach a grade of 10. A
very rare tray, and especially desirable in such choice
condition. $1500-1800
95. Rough Rider 1900 parade coat and trousers
with 11 “McKINLEY
AND ROOSEVELT”
brass buttons. The
5 breast buttons
are 3/4” diameter;
the remaining 6
buttons on the
shoulders and
pockets are 9/16”
diameter. Made
for a child or small
man. The number
“5” is stamped on
the inside collar.
Clearly not a
military issue but
rather in the style
of a reunion outfit
(or, in this case, a
parade outfit). A
remarkable find in
superb condition
that exhibits little, if
any, use.
$700-800
101. 7/8” Bryan & Sewall
jugate lapel stud. Several trivial,
faint spots around the bottom of
Bryan’s portrait detract little, and
this scarce stud is in otherwise
$100-125
107. Bryan and Sewall
brass bicycle with jugate
portraits of the 1896
Democratic candidates
within the wheels. 3/4 x
1 3/8”. The pin is missing,
otherwise excellent
condition. $225-275
102. BRYAN AND SEWALL
7/8” jugate lapel stud. A simple
but unusual variety in excellent
condition. $100-125
96. TAKE YOUR CHOICE McKINLEY BRYAN scarce
cigar label from 1896. 4 1/4 x 4 1/4”. Several minor
creases and a 3/16 x 1/4” scuff below Bryan’s portrait.
$75-100
97. “Bartender’s Friend” double-handled mug with
1896 portraits of McKinley on one side, and Bryan
on the other. 3 1/2” diameter at the base, just under
5” high. In generally excellent condition void of
chips or cracks, with typical minor surface crazing.
Inscription on the underside indicates this was a
give-away “Compliments of Raphael & Zeugschmidt
Wholesale Liquor Dealers Pittsburgh PA...”
$375-475
103. 16 TO 1 BRYAN SEWALL
7/8” lapel stud promoting the
1896 Democratic candidates
and advertising CARNAHAN
THE TAILOR. Light stain along
the edge to the right of Sewall’s
portrait. $75-100
104. Bryan and Sewall mechanical eagle pin from
the 1896 campaign. Release the lever on the eagle’s
tail to reveal jugate portraits applied to the eagle’s
wings. 1 5/8 x 2” overall. Retains most of its original
silvered brass finish. The eagle is clutching a gold bug
in its beak, with a raised “16” on its breast. Still works
well and is in excellent condition with original pin.
$500-600
105. FOR GOOD
ROADS brass shell
badge from the 1896
campaign. Jugate
albumen photos of
Bryan and Sewall
enclosed in a brass
shell and suspended
from a brass bicycle.
1 5/16 x 2 1/4”. The
pin has become
detached (but not lost)
and will be included
with this rarity. The
photos and the badge
are in excellent
condition although
only traces of the
original silver wash
remain. $375-475
98. Rare Bryan & Sewall
jugate portraits on a black
star “TAMMANY DEM.
EMBLEM STATE OF N.Y.”
1 1/4” in bright, excellent
$1500-1750
99. BRYAN & SEWALL 16
TO 1 FREE SILVER 7/8” jugate
lapel stud. A scarce variety in
excellent condition. $125-150
100. BRYAN & SEWALL “16 to 1”
clockface jugate 7/8” lapel stud.
Very rare and desirable, but there’s
a light surface scratch to the right
of the hour hand. $250-300
106. Bryan and Sewall
jugate photos on
cardboard enclosed in
a patriotic brass shell.
1 5/16 x 1 3/8”. In
original pin. $200-250
108. 16 TO 1 BRYAN & SEWALL / crossed U.S.
flags thick, convex 1 3/4” double-sided celluloid
with tin rim suspended from a brass badge by a
FREE SILVER 16-1 1896 silk ribbon. The flag side
has a divot near the edge at 9:00 (the side with the
jugate portraits is in excellent condition) and there’s
a horizontal pull in the ribbon at the top of FREE
with a clear tape repair on the back. This scarce
1 3/4 x 4 1/2” ribbon badge still displays well.
$125-150
109. Bryan & Sewall
ribbon badge from the 1896
campaign. 2 7/8 x 8 1/2”
overall. A 1 3/4” jugate
celluloid disk is attached to
a silk ribbon with applied
rippled flags and suspended
from a celluloid/tin badge.
Generally excellent condition
with minor wear on the silver
“1896” ink. Whitehead &
Hoag tag attached on the
back. $100-150
110. Rare 1 1/2”
coattail from 1896
promoting William
Jennings Bryan
for president and
William Sulzer for
Congress (New
York). In excellent
condition with
a P.P. CAPPEL,
21 Ann St., NEW
YORK backpaper.
$375-475
111. BIMETALISM 16 TO 1 rare 7/8” pinback from
the 1896 campaign promoting William Jennings
Bryan for president. There is
some minor roughness on the
back where the celluloid meets
the collet, but this displays
excellent and the imperfection
cannot be seen from the
front. Whitehead & Hoag Co.
backpaper. $200-250
112. 16 - 1 SILVER scarce 7/8”
lapel stud from the 1896 campaign
promoting William Jennings Bryan
for president. Line drawing of
Bryan against a Democratic rooster.
In excellent condition. $150-200
120. 16 TO 1 BRYAN AND
SEWALL 7/8” lapel stud issued
by the COOK COUNTY SILVER
CLUB 1896. Shows an image of
what appears to be a gold brick in
the center. Scarce and in bright,
121. FREE COINAGE 16
TO 1 U.S. STANDARD
1 1/4” “clockface”
pinback. Very rare
and in bright, excellent
condition with a W.G.
CAUSEY...PEORIA, ILLS.
backpaper. $175-225
125. Classic Bryan 16/1 mechanical silver bug from
the 1896 campaign. This is mechanically sound and
operates by tucking the bug’s wings under the body,
which are released by a lever on the back. There is
some loss on the Bryan portrait and minor tarnish on
the wings. 1 3/8 x 1 9/16” overall. $100-125
113. 16 - 1 SILVER 7/8”
lapel stud promoting William
Jennings Bryan for president,
1896. Portrait of Bryan on a
Democratic rooster. Scarce, and
114. Scarce 7/8” lapel stud from
the 1896 campaign features a
line drawing of William Jennings
Bryan on a Democratic rooster. In
115. 16 - 1 SILVER 7/8” lapel
stud features a portrait of Bryan
on a Democratic rooster.
There’s a scratch on the celluloid
which extends from the bridge of
Bryan’s nose into the white field
to his right. $75-100
122. NATIONAL GAME Bryan baseball scoreboard
stickpin, circa 1896. Silver and gold washed brass
shell with black enamel inlaid within the line score,
1 3/16” wide. At right is a batter with BRYAN in raised
letters on his jersey. The scoreboard shows that the
SILVER team beat the GOLD team by a score of “16
TO 1”. The black enameling is nearly 100% intact.
About 75% of the silver and gold wash remains.
Among the most desirable Bryan pins, and this one is
in excellent condition with the original stickpin and
is an example that’s superior to the one we sold in
Auction #24, which realized $1,840. $1,500-2,000
116. Attractive and unusual 7/8”
Bryan pinback from the 1896
campaign. In bright, excellent
condition. $75-100
117. NO CROWN OF
THORNS - NO CROSS OF
GOLD 7/8” Bryan lapel
stud highlighting the famous
words spoken by Bryan at the
1896 Democratic National
Convention in Chicago. In
118. “THEY SHALL NOT CRUCIFY MANKIND
UPON THE CROSS OF GOLD” little 5/8” Bryan sepia
enclosed in a tin lapel stud. Raised letters on the stud
indicate this was made by T.M. GOODWIN CINC. O.
Rare, and in excellent condition. $300-350
119. “You shall not crucify
mankind on a cross of GOLD”
scarce 7/8” lapel stud inspired
by Bryan’s address at the
1896 Democratic National
Convention in Chicago.
$125-150
123. Two mechanical Bryan pins from the 1896
campaign, with pro-silver and anti-Trust sentiments.
The spring-loaded mouth on the silver example
opens to reveal a raised inscription “16 TO 1”.
The brass version has a raised dollar sign in on the
forehead, and the spring-loaded mouth opens to
reveal the word “Trusts”. 9/16 x 1”. Both of these
are missing their stickpins but are in otherwise
excellent, working condition. $300-400
124. BRYAN & SEWALL
unusual shield-shaped pin
shows a gold bug being pierced
by an arrow. 1 x 1 1/4”. The
pin on the back is missing, but
this is in otherwise excellent
condition. The silver and gold
wash is almost entirely intact.
$125-150
126. IN GOD WE TRUST FOR THE OTHER 47
CENTS “Bryan money” with an ugly, crude caricature
of William Jennings Bryan on the obverse and “16
TO 1 NIT 1896” on the reverse. Cast zinc, 78 mm.,
in excellent condition, and among the more desirable
satirical Bryan “dollars”. $100-150
127. 1896 Wm. J. Bryan Arthur
Sewall rare jugate ribbon made
of canvas-type material. 2 1/2 x
6 1/2” with an brass eagle shell
stickpin attached. Very minor
aging and several tiny pinholes
near the top detract little. The
maker “Pettibone Brother Mfg.
Co., CINCINNATI, OHIO” is
identified on the back. $250-350
128. VICTORY! DEMOCRATIC
TICKET 1896 silk Bryan & Sewall
jugate ribbon. 2 1/4 x 6”. Trivial
pulls left center and bottom right
detract little, and the colors on this
desirable ribbon remain strong.
$175-225
129. Bryan AND McLean “The
Friends of the Common People”
scarce silk ribbon from 1896
promoting William Jennings
Bryan for president and Ohio
Governor John McLean for vice
president. 2 1/4 x 6”, in MINT
condition. $150-200
130. 2 1/4 x 3” celluloid
portrait of BRYAN attached
to a 2 5/8 x 6” silk ribbon.
In excellent condition.
$100-125
131. 16 TO 1 BRYAN large
3 x 8 5/8” cotton ribbon
from the 1896 campaign. In
132. BRYAN Jacksonville OCT.
26 1896 scarce one-day event
silk ribbon from a campaign stop
by William Jennings Bryan in
Jacksonville, Illinois, worn by
a member of the RECEPTION
COMMITTEE. 2 1/4 x 8”, in
133. Young Men’s DEMOCRAT
CLUB. LANCASTER, OHIO.
2 x 9” silk ribbon from 1896 with
an applied pasteboard portrait of
William Jennings Bryan. There’s
a stain on Bryan’s shoulder,
otherwise excellent condition.
$100-125
134. Utah DEMOCRATIC State
Convention scarce silk ribbon
Bryan for president, 1896. 2 5/8
x 8 3/8”, in excellent condition,
and worn by a “Salt Lake County
Delegate”. $125-150
140. 16 to 1 W.J. Bryan. 2 1/4
x 6 1/2” silk ribbon from 1896.
In excellent condition with
an unusual image of Bryan.
$100-125
135. SOUND MONEY 16 to 1
2 1/8 x 5 3/4” silk ribbon
Bryan for president. Excellent
condition. Bryan made four
campaign speeches on October
22 - all in Indiana - with stops
in Lafayette, Peru, Rochester,
and Terre Haute. $100-125
136. OUR NEXT PRESIDENT
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN THE
PEOPLES’ MAN. Unusual one-day
event silk ribbon from “VEST DAY”
in “Lancaster”, dated October 7,
1896. Our research and best guess
suggests that VEST refers to Missouri
Democratic Senator George Vest,
and that this ribbon is from the tiny
town of Lancaster, Missouri. 2 1/4 x
7”, in excellent condition. $125-150
137. Rare silk ribbon from Arizona
Territory promoting William Jennings
Bryan “Our Next President”, 1896.
2 1/4 x 8 1/4”, in excellent condition.
Issued by the “Jefferson Club Of
Maricopa County Arizona”. $150-200
138. OUR CHOICE! W.J. BRYAN
16 TO 1 silk ribbon dated October
16, 1896, from Geneseo, Illinois.
2 1/4 x 5 3/4”. In generally
excellent condition with a light
stain lower right corner. $75-100
139. FOR
PRESIDENT W.J.
BRYAN unusual
ribbon badge
dated 1896.
The numbers
“16” “2” “1” are
superimposed over
an American flag,
a shield, and a
gold coin. Printed
in red, white,
blue and gold and
suspended from
a tin badge with
original stickpin.
2 x 7 1/2”.
There’s a vertical
pull in the silk
near the top and
another along the
extreme left edge.
$125-150
144. Rare
1896 campaign
ribbon from
Morley,
Colorado
promoting
Bryan & Sewall,
and issued by
the “Free Silver
Club”. Morley
was a small
coal mining
town with a
railroad stop
in Las Animas
County. The
mine closed
and the town
was demolished
in 1956. 2 1/4
x 6 1/4”, in near
mint condition.
$125-150
141. BRYAN OUR NEXT
President silk ribbon from the
1896 campaign. 2 x 6 1/2”, in
142. Reverse of a U.S. silver
dollar is featured on this 1 7/8
x 5 1/2” silk ribbon promoting
William Jennings Bryan for
president in 1896. Issued by the
FREE SILVER CLUB in LONDON
MILLS, ILL. $150-200
143. ARKANSAS JACKSON
DEMOCRATIC CLUB unusual 2 1/4
x 8 3/4” silk ribbon promoting Bryan
& Sewall, 1896. Shows an image
of an owl clutching a sheet of paper
with the inscription “The Woods are
Full of ‘em”. In excellent condition.
$125-150
145. GIRARD SILVER
CLUB. BRYAN 16-1
silk ribbon, circa 1896.
1 5/8 x 4 3/4”. Light,
trivial soiling. We
believe this is from
Kansas (although there
is a Girard in Georgia
and Ohio). $50-75
146. NATIONAL
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
16 TO 1 silk ribbon, worn
by a delegate or guest from
COLORADO to the DNC in
Chicago, which nominated
William Jennings Bryan for
president and Arthur Sewall for
vice president. 2 3/8 x 7 1/2”,
in pristine condition, and dated
JULY 7th, 1896. Attractive
silver and gold ink, and it’s no
coincidence that the flower
has 16 petals. This retains
its original safety pin, and
an original fabric tag on the
back indicates this was made
by “John E. Miller Ribbons
Badges, Banners and Regalias”
in Denver. $100-125
147. William Jennings Bryan
pasteboard coffin dated “NOV. 4
1896” (one day after the general
election). 1 3/8 x 4”. Shows Bryan
in repose with the inscription “16
TO 1 DID IT”, suggesting that
Bryan’s silver platform did him in.
Holed for suspension, as made.
There’s scuff to the right of “W.J.B.”,
Classic and morbid display piece
with anti-Bryan sentiment. $100-125
148. SILVER AND PROSPERITY. WILLIAM
JENNINGS BRYAN. 14 X 20” paper poster with
an excerpt from
Bryan’s famous
“Cross of Gold”
speech at the
1896 Democratic
National
Convention in
Chicago. There’s
a 5” tear from the
top center of the
poster just into
Bryan’s hair, and
some discoloration
in the right margin.
$150-200
149. Rare 1896 paper coattail poster promoting
William Jennings Bryan for president and Judge Edward
R. Duffie for Congress (Nebraska). Both candidates
were nominated
by the Democratic
Party, People’s
Party, and Silver
Republican
Party. 16 1/2 x
23”. There’s an
8” tear from the
top center of the
poster to the left of
Bryan’s forehead,
and another 2”
tear near the
top right corner
(which could be
easily matted out).
$150-200
154. EL PASO COUNTY
DEMOCRATIC STATE
CONVENTION 1898 silk
ribbon from 1898 with a
bust of the tireless William
Jennings Bryan in the center.
2 1/2 x 8”, in excellent
condition. Worn by a
delegate to the convention.
From El Paso County,
Colorado. $100-125
150. Etched cranberry glass tumbler promoting Bryan
and Sewall, 1896. 3 1/2” high, 2 3/4” diameter. One
tiny chip on the back lip, otherwise excellent condition
and with very nice graphics which feature a 16-petal
flower. Etching on the back indicates this was a
gift “To Father from his Son John...Mackinac Island,
Mich. Aug. 28th 1896.” An outstanding and attractive
display piece. $150-200
151. “Bryan & Sewall Free Silver” incised
miniature stoneware jug with albany glaze. Quite
rare, just over 2 1/2” high, and in excellent
condition. $350-450
152. “16 to 1” miniature
stoneware jug with
incised inscription and
albany glaze promoting
William Jennings Bryan
for president, 1896.
2 1/4” high, in excellent
condition. $250-300
153. Bryan Day Salt Lake City
ribbon badge. 2 1/2 x 7 1/2” silk
ribbon suspended from a
1 3/4” COMMITTEE COMMONER
CLUB pinback with a Pettibone
Bros. Cincinnati, O. backpaper.
In pristine condition. This was
made to be worn during a 5-day
event in July of 1897 celebrating
the 50th anniversary of the arrival
of the Mormons in the Salt Lake
Valley. President McKinley was
invited to attend, and declined. But
William Jennings Bryan showed
up - it seems he didn’t miss any
opportunities to pontificate,
especially in a state which had
voted for him in the previous
presidential election. $150-200
155. Mohawk’s DOLLAR
DINNER 3 1/4 x 6 3/4”
silk ribbon featuring a
image of OUR LEADER
William Jennings Bryan.
From Buckhorn Island
in New York, dated June
24, 1899. In excellent
condition. $100-125
156. BRYAN DAY Oakland,
Nebr. one-day event silk ribbon
dated September 20, 1899. 2 1/4
x 6 3/4”, in near mint condition.
$75-100
157. BRYAN AND
STEVENSON CLUB.
MARYVILLE, MO.
1 1/2” jugate.
Perfectly centered
- this rare Missouri
sepia is in excellent
condition.
$1500-1800
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158. Bryan & Stevenson celluloid pill box from
HENRY DEUTSCH POPULAR PRICE TAILOR,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 1 1/4” with a hinged tin
backing. Very rare. Light staining along the
edge from 4:00-7:00, otherwise bright, excellent
condition. $400-500
171. WM. J. BRYAN ADLAI
STEVENSON diminutive 3/4”
sepia jugate. Rare and in excellent
condition. HURSEN CHICAGO
appears in tiny letters near the bottom.
$275-325
159. Sought-after Bryan & Stevenson “musical
notes” 1 1/2” jugate. Light fading on the blue and red
graphics, otherwise excellent condition. Among the
top 1900 Bryan pinbacks. $1200-1400
160. STAND BY THE REPUBLIC rare 1 1/4”
Bryan & Stevenson
jugate issued by the
“ANTI-IMPERIALISTIC
CLUB ROCK ISLAND”.
Minor fading and very
light scattered stains
around the perimeter.
M.C. LILLEY & CO.
COLUMBUS, O.
backpaper. $450-550
161. ANTI-TRUSTS Bryan
& Stevenson 1 1/4” jugate.
Rare, and in excellent
condition with NATIONAL
BADGE & NOVELTY CO.
Cleveland, O. backpaper.
$400-500
162. ANTI-TRUSTS Bryan & Stevenson badge - mate
to the previous lot.
Celluloid with jugate
photos is enclosed
within a shieldshaped brass bezel
and suspended from
a brass SOUVENIR
badge. 1 3/8 x
2 1/4” overall.
There’s a deep
horizontal scratch (or
perhaps a crack - it’s
hard to tell) near the
top of the celluloid
portion, but this
rarity is in otherwise
excellent condition
and displays well.
$275-375
163. BRYAN-STEVENSON
1 1/4” sepia jugate in
bold, excellent condition.
First time we’ve seen this
unlisted rarity. “HURSEN
CHICAGO” in tiny letters
under the inscription.
$1200-1400
164. BRYAN &
STEVENSON 16 To 1
FREE SILVER scarce
1 1/4” jugate in
excellent condition.
$250-300
165. BRYAN & STEVENSON 2 3/16” bold sepia
jugate in excellent condition. $150-175
166. 1 1/4” Bryan &
Stevenson sepia jugate
from an obscure maker.
The backpaper reads
"F.R. SNYDER MFR.
PORTRAITS, FRAMES,
BUTTONS. OXFORD,
O." A simple design but
a rare variety in excellent
condition. $200-250
167. MY CHOICE BRYAN
STEVENSON 7/8” jugate
in excellent condition with
INDIANAPOLIS PHOTO
BUTTON MFG. CO. backpaper.
Bold and attractive sepia tones.
$150-200
168. MY CHOICE BRYAN
STEVENSON 1 1/4" mate
to the previous lot. Also
INDIANAPOLIS PHOTO
BUTTON MFG. CO.
backpaper. Quite rare,
bold and attractive.
$400-450
169. Exceedingly rare 1 3/4” mate to the two
previous lots. Almost impossible to find in this
large size. In bold, bright, excellent condition.
Undoubtedly also made by Indianapolis Photo
Button Mfg. Co., but this is a filled back safety-pin
variety, thus no backpaper. $2000-2500
170. Patriotic Bryan & Stevenson
7/8” jugate with a tin backing
stamped PETTIBONE CO. CIN.
O. Unusual photo of Stevenson.
Very light stain at 5:00 and minor
lamination inconsistency. $20-30
172. Attractive 1 3/4” Bryan & Stevenson jugate
with Whitehead & Hoag Co. backpaper. There
are several trivial divots to the right of Stevenson’s
portrait which
are barely
noticeable,
and faint
discoloration
also to the
right of
Stevenson’s
portrait. The
imperfections
are quite
minor and
detract little.
$175-225
173. Rare 1 1/2” trigate from the 1900 campaign
promoting William Jennings Bryan for president,
Adlai Stevenson for
vice president, and
Benton McMillan for
governor (Tennessee).
In generally
excellent condition
with RUDOLPH
LIEBMANN MFG.
CO...NEWARK N.J.
backpaper. $750-850
174. Trigate from the 1900 campaign promoting
William Jennings
Bryan for president,
Adlai Stevenson for
vice president, and an
William Bloxham for
Governor (Florida).
1 1/4” and in excellent
condition with
Whitehead & Hoag Co.
backpaper. $225-275
175. CHOICE OF THE PEOPLE BRYAN & TOWNE
1 1/4” jugate. The Populist Party met in Sioux Falls,
South Dakota, in 1900 and nominated Bryan for
President and Charles A. Towne (U.S. Representative
/ U.S. Senator from
Minnesota) for vice
president. Extremely rare.
This retains its bright colors,
but there are light, scattered
stains in the white fields
surrounding the portraits.
This has approached
$3,000 in excellent
176. BRYAN & BELMONT 1 1/4” coattail from
1900 promoting William Jennings Bryan for
president and Oliver
Hazard Perry Belmont
for Congress (New York).
The patriotic border
is in bright, excellent
condition, suggesting
that the sepia “fading” in
the center was printed as
such. Very rare.
$200-250
177. 1 1/4” coattail
from the 1900
campaign promoting
William Jennings
Bryan for president and
John Breidenthal for
governor (Kansas). In
backpaper. $175-225
182. TOTAL ECLIPSE Nov. 6. 1 1/4” pinback from
the 1900 campaign shows William Jennings Bryan
“eclipsing” William McKinley. A rare and very
desirable classic in excellent condition. Inscription
around the bottom edge: MADE BY “CRESCENT ART
GALLERY” K.C. Mo. $4000-4500
178. DEFENDERS OF THE CONSTITUTION FOES
OF SYNDICATES AND TRUSTS terrific 1 1/4” pinback
from the 1900 campaign. A portrait of William
Jennings Bryan is surrounded by busts of Washington,
Jackson, Jefferson and Lincoln with the inscriptions:
TRUE AMERICANS ABLE STATESMEN DOWN WITH
IMPERIALISM. Heritage Auctions had a larger (and
even rarer) version of this, but this is the first we’ve
seen in this 1 1/4” size. An absolute knockout in
pristine condition. $2250-2750
179. MONEY OF THE CONSTITUTION “NO
TRUSTS - SILVER AND GOLD AT 16 TO 1 - NO
IMPERIALISM” with a sepia portrait of Bryan over an
outline of the U.S. and the inscription “W.J. BRYAN
OUR NEXT PRESIDENT” above and “THE HOME
OF THE FREE AND THE BRAVE” below. This
fantastic 1 1/2” beauty is in near mint condition
with its original backpaper: “THIS BUTTON
CAN BE HAD at 15 Cents EACH...WRITE TO
C.G. PITSCHKE, Villa Park, Colorado. WESTERN
BUTTON CO., Mfr’s., Denver.” $2800-3200
180. Bold 1 1/2”
William Jennings
Bryan pinback with
patriotic graphics and
a silver background
from the 1900
campaign. Very
rare and in excellent
condition. $300-350
181. Ultra rare 1 1/4” Bryan silver dollar pinback.,
circa 1900. Portrait of Bryan superimposed on
the reverse of a U.S.
Morgan silver dollar.
Great detail - if you look
around the curl you can
see the reeded edge
of the silver dollar. In
excellent condition and
our choice for one of
the top Bryan pinback
designs. $1200-1500
183. UNITED WE STAND, DIVIDED WE FALL
NO TRUSTS 1 1/4” sepia pinback shows William
Jennings Bryan shaking hands with “LABOR”
(represented by a farmer
with his plow). Pastoral
scene and a sun rising
between the mountains
in the background.
A 1900 classic in
pristine condition with
INDIANAPOLIS PHOTO
BUTTON MFG. CO.
backpaper. $1800-2200
184. Rare 1 1/2” William Jennings Bryan pinback
features a portrait of Bryan enclosed within a lucky
silver horseshoe
and surrounded by
patriotic graphics with
a silver eagle at top.
There’s a trivial, barely
noticeable diagonal
surface scratch which
extends from just to
the left of Bryan’s
cheek to the top of his
chin. $800-1000
185. 1 1/2” W.J. BRYAN sepia from the 1900
campaign. Encircled letters and numbers “F C” (Free
Coinage) “16 to 1”. An extremely rare pinback with
INDIANAPOLIS
PHOTO BUTTON
MFG. CO.
backpaper. There’s
a faint semicircle
crack that extends
from the “F” to the
“C”, and a minor
stain below Bryan’s
bowtie. $175-225
187. Bryan
“clockface”
in the ultra
rare 1 3/4”
size. Perfectly
centered and
in bright,
excellent
condition. A
sought-after
classic from
the 1900
campaign.
$1000-1250
188. Classic 1 1/4” Bryan
16 to 1 “clockface”
pinback from the 1900
campaign. Nicely centered
and in excellent condition
with a backpaper which
reads: “Compliments of
D.A. MILLS, Candidate
for Secretary of State,
Colorado.” $400-500
189. THE MAN RATHER THAN THE DOLLAR
unusual slogan on this 7/8”
campaign. Light scattered stains
are confined to Bryan’s face
and shirt, otherwise excellent
condition with Baltimore Badge
& Novelty Co. backpaper.
$125-175
190. Bold 2 3/16” BRYAN CLUB pinback with
attractive sepia tones. There’s a manufacturer’s flaw
along the edge at 3:00 where there wasn’t quite
enough celluloid to crimp around the collet, but this
displays near mint. $125-150
191. FOR PRESIDENT,
WM. JENNINGS BRYAN
different 1 1/4” pinback
from 1900. This appears
faded (perhaps as
made - it’s hard to tell
the difference on some
of these early sepias),
otherwise excellent
condition. $75-125
186. BRYAN CLUB 2 3/16” pinback from the 1900
campaign. There is some very minor “mottling” in
the sepia background, otherwise excellent condition.
$100-125
192. WE ARE DEAD SURE
HE IS HONEST highly
unusual 1 1/4” Bryan sepia
campaign. In near mint
condition and yet another
rarity we’ve never seen
before. $250-300
193. Patriotic graphics on this 2 1/8” Bryan pinback
from the 1900 campaign. There is a very minor
lamination inconsistency along the right edge, but this
is in otherwise excellent condition with Whitehead &
Hoag Co. backpaper. $125-175
198. OUR NEXT PRESIDENT scarce 1 3/4” Bryan
pinback from the 1900 campaign. This is holed
at 6:00 and 12:00 (as made), but whatever was
intended to
be suspended
from this
pinback is
missing. Still
displays well,
and a tough
variety in
otherwise
excellent
condition with
Whitehead
& Hoag Co.
backpaper.
$75-100
194. THE CHOICE OF THE
PEOPLE - WM. J. BRYAN 7/8”
sepia pinback in excellent
condition with NATIONAL
WATCHMAN, WASH. D.C.
backpaper. $50-75
203. YOUNG MEN’S
BRYAN & STEVENSON
CLUB very rare 1 1/4”
campaign in near
mint condition with
backpaper. $200-250
195. THE CHOICE OF
THE PEOPLE - WM. J.
BRYAN 1 1/4” pinback,
mate to the previous lot. In
NATIONAL WATCHMAN
WASH., D.C. backpaper.
$100-125
196. WM. J. BRYAN
- THE TRIBUNE OF
THE PEOPLE 1 1/4”
sepia pinback in
excellent condition
with NATIONAL
WATCHMAN WASH.,
D.C. backpaper.
$125-150
197. Imposing 5 3/4 x 7 3/4” Bryan sepia oval
celluloid from 1900. In superb, flawless condition
with brass back and original, thick wire hanger for
suspension. Terrific Bryan centerpiece. $700-800
202. Rare 2 1/8” pinback from the 1900 campaign
promoting Adlai Stevenson for vice president. In
excellent condition with Whitehead & Hoag
backpaper. Pair this up with the relatively common
Bryan mate for a nice duo. $200-250
199. Large 3 1/2 x 5” Bryan sepia celluloid from the
1900 campaign. In flawless, excellent condition with
cardboard backing and original wire easel. $600-700
200. Anti-Bryan SOUP kettle 7/8” pinback from
the 1900 campaign. This was
printed a bit off-registration and
there’s a tiny crack along the
edge at 7:00 and 10:00. Riley
Manufacturing Co. St. Louis /
Whitehead & Hoag backpaper.
$40-60
201. THREE OF A KIND nasty anti-Bryan 2 1/4”
sepia pinback likens William Jennings Bryan to
Emilio Aguinaldo and Richard Croker (intentionally
misspelled “Croaker”). Aguinaldo led the Philippine
forces against Spain during the Spanish-American War,
then against the United States during the PhilippineAmerican War 1899-1900. Croker was the leader of
the Tammany political machine in New York and was
accused of receiving bribe money from the owners of
brothels, saloons, and illegal gambling houses. Light
edge stain at 9:00, otherwise excellent condition. A
notorious anti-Bryan button. $400-500
204. NO DINNER-PAIL LUNCH FOR ME! I AM FOR
BRYAN AND A SQUARE MEAL anti-McKinley 1 3/4”
pinback from the 1900 campaign. Very light scattered
stains detract little from this rare classic. Pettibone
Bros. Mfg. Co. CINCINNATI, OHIO backpaper.
$800-1000
205. LOOK WHO’S HERE exceedingly rare tin
mechanical badge featuring an image of the “WHITE
HOUSE”. Up pops a tin portrait of Bryan at top and
the inscription “THIS BILL FOR MINE” on a tin flap
at right. There are a couple of scuffs on Bryan but
this is in otherwise remarkable, excellent condition.
1 3/4” diameter and another exceptional Bryan
piece we’ve never seen before. $1000-1250
210. DEMOCRATIC STATE
CONVENTION CEDAR RAPIDS,
IA. ribbon badge dated August
16, 1900, and worn by a
DELEGATE to the convention.
This simple but unusual 1 3/4”
celluloid is in excellent condition
with a Whitehead & Hoag Co.
backpaper. The ribbon is in
generally excellent condition
with just some very minor aging.
$125-150
206. THE FULL - OF
TRUSTS - DINNER
PAIL terrific pro-Bryan,
anti-McKinley 1 1/4”
campaign in excellent
condition with a simple
backpaper which reads:
“Pat. Mar.30, 1899”.
$400-500
207. YOU CAN’T LOSE HIM 1 1/2” diameter
mechanical pinback. Push up the stickpin on the
back to reveal brass die-cut letters “BRYAN”. In
211. BRYAN CLUB
DAKOTA CITY NEB. ornate
ribbon badge from the
1900 campaign. 1” Bryan
celluloid embedded within
a silvered brass eagle is
suspended from a celluloid/
tin SECRETARY badge by a
silk ribbon. 2 7/8 x
8 3/4” overall. A
Whitehead & Hoag tag is
sewn to the back of the
ribbon. Light and minor
212. DEMOCRATIC
NATIONAL
CONVENTION KANSAS
CITY 1900 ribbon badge.
A celluloid with a portrait
of Bryan enclosed within
a sunflower is encased
in a 1 3/4” tin bezel
and suspended from a
celluloid/tin KANSAS
badge by a silk ribbon
with applied rippled flags.
Two tiny 1/8” tears along
the left side of the ribbon,
which has very faint
soiling. This scarce badge
is in otherwise excellent
condition. $175-225
208. Rare mechanical donkey pin from the
1900 campaign. Silvered brass, 1 1/16 x 1 3/4”
overall. The donkey’s hind leg appears to be
kicking a signpost with the inscriptions “TRUST”
“EXPANSION” “IMPERIALISM”. There was originally
a string attached which operated the donkey’s leg - it
is gone - but this is in otherwise excellent condition.
Another rarity we’ve never seen before. $550-650
209. NATIONAL
DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION KANSAS
CITY, MO. dated July
4th, 1900. Outstanding
graphics on this silk ribbon
show Bryan handing Uncle
Sam (who is standing on
a map titled “PORTO
RICO”) a copy of the
“CONSTITUTION”, while
McKinley (wearing a king’s
crown) is being swallowed
up by a “TRUSTS” serpent.
Inscription above reads
“THE CONSTITUTION
SHALL FOLLOW THE
FLAG”. A common 1 1/4”
Bryan pinback is attached at
top. Measures 2 1/2 x
7 1/2” overall. There are a
couple of tiny pinholes and
a tiny 1/8” tear at the center
left edge of the ribbon.
$300-400
213.
Unusual William
Jennings Bryan ribbon
badge from the 1900
campaign. Celluloid
enclosed in a 1 3/4” tin
disk with a GERAGHTY
MF’G. CO. CHICAGO
backpaper is suspended
from a celluloid/brass
CHICAGO badge.
There are some pulls
in the silk flag, but
this scarce badge is in
otherwise excellent
condition. $175-225
214. ALTERNATE
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL
CONVENTION KANSAS
CITY JULY 4, 1900 ribbon
badge. A 1 3/4” celluloid
disk is suspended from a silk
ribbon with an attractive
woven American flag, with
a celluloid/brass
MINNESOTA badge. The
celluloid at the bottom is
starting to separate from the
tin bezel, there’s a light
stain on the badge, and very
faint soiling on the ribbon.
Measures 2 7/8 x 8 5/8”
overall. $100-125
215. BRYAN AND
STEVENSON sepia jugate
celluloid enclosed in
a 2 1/8” tin bezel and
suspended from a silk flag
ribbon with a brass T-pin.
The ribbon is ragged and
shows its age, but the most
important component
- the celluloid disk - is
in excellent condition.
$150-200
216.
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL
CONVENTION, KANSAS
CITY 1900 beautiful,
ornate ribbon badge
worn by an “ALTERNATE
-FROM- Maryland.”
3 1/2 x 12 1/2” and in
PRISTINE condition with
original safety pin on
back. Stamped on the
back SISCO BROS. 19 W.
Lexington St., Baltimore,
Md. $175-225
217. JEFFERSON . JACKSON
. BRYAN beautifully struck
copper medallion suspended
from a copper badge. From
the 1900 Democratic National
Convention in Kansas City.
This measures about 2 x 6 1/2”
overall. There
is a pull in the
silk ribbon
but this is in
otherwise
near mint
condition.
$125-175
218. Trumbull County BRYAN
AND STEVENSON CLUB! scarce
silk ribbon from Ohio with an
inscription below jugate portraits
“THE CONSTITUTION OF OUR
FATHERS”. 2 1/2 X 7 1/4”. In
with very faint and minor overall
soiling. $125-175
226. BRYAN & STEVENSON attractive clear glass
paperweight with jugate portraits. 3” diameter, 1”
thick. In excellent, flawless condition. $225-275
219. PLATTE PRECINCT
BRYAN CLUB 1900 silk
ribbon from Nebraska.
2 1/4 x 6 3/4” and in
with two very trivial pulls,
which detract little. $100-125
223. PARTIAL ECLIPSE WILL BE TOTAL IN
NOVEMBER extremely unusual sepia photograph
mounted on cardboard and inserted in a tin frame.
3 5/8 x 3 3/4”. This appears to have originally
had an easel attached to the back - it is now gone.
Yet another Bryan rarity we’ve never encountered
before. $450-550
227. BRYAN AND STEVENSON clear glass
paperweight with jugate line drawings and attractive
patriotic graphics. 2 3/8 x 3 3/4” and nearly 1” thick.
There’s a hairline crack at the base which doesn’t
show at all when displayed as shown. $125-175
220. Bryan Day SANTA ANA
2 x 8 1/2” silk ribbon dated April
9, 1900, and worn by a member of
the “Reception Committee”. From
William Jennings Bryan’s tour of
southern California in early
April, 1900. Excellent condition.
$100-125
221. Ponca City Free
Silver CONVENTION from
Oklahoma. Dated JULY 24,
1900. 2 5/8 x 5 7/8” and in
with very minor aging.
$125-150
222. Large Uncle
Sam Club No. 1 1900
Bryan silk ribbon from
Mansfield, Ohio with
an inscription below
Bryan’s portrait “I
AM AN AMERICAN.”
Measures an impressive
4 3/8 x 8 1/4”. There’s
a light stain to the left of
Bryan’s cheek, otherwise
$200-250
228. OUR CHOICE FOR PRESIDENT WM. J.
BRYAN faux cardboard cigar with paper label.
The top lifts up - tucked inside is a crepe paper
accordion-style flag. The cigar itself is 5 1/4”
long. Very unusual, with minor overall aging.
$100-125
224. The iconic William Jennings Bryan “octopus”
poster from the 1900 campaign. 20 x 29 3/4”, this
retains its bright colors and is in near mint condition.
Printed by The Strobridge Lithography Company in
Cincinnati. This poster has it all, with images of the
Liberty Bell, Statue of Liberty, furled American flags,
and a silver and gold dollar. At the bottom left is a
woman wielding a “DEMOCRACY” hatchet in an
attempt to cut the tentacles off the octopus “TRUSTS”.
Absolutely sensational graphics, and arguably the finest
campaign poster ever produced. $5000-6000
225. William Jennings Bryan bridal rosette from
the 1900
campaign.
Celluloid
portrait
enclosed
in a 1 3/4”
diameter
brass and tin
rosette. In
excellent
condition.
$150-175
229. William Jennings Bryan hinged wooden
postcard box from 1900. 3 x 4 3/4 x 6 3/4”, with
applied laminated images of Bryan and decorative
flowers around the sides. Very unusual and in
generally excellent condition with just some very
minor “aging”. $200-250
230. Terrific BRYAN
stoneware pitcher circa
1900. A very attractive
and scarce display piece in
excellent condition which
stands about 8 1/2” tall.
$375-475
231. Bryan & Stevenson tin serving tray with
jugate portraits, and advertising LOUIS ZACKS,
UP-TO-DATE CLOTHIER AND SHOE MAN...
HARRISBURG, PA. 13 1/4 x 16 1/4”. Minor,
typical scuffs around the perimeter, but this is
in otherwise untouched, unrestored, excellent
condition and grades a strong “9”. $1500-1750
232. Bryan &
Stevenson umbrella
with jugate portraits.
About 38" wide
x 33” tall. Some
typical discoloration
and minor aging,
and there is one area where the fabric has become
separated from the wire rod, but this example displays
quite nicely and is in better condition than most.
$500-600
233. Reception to Wm.
J. Bryan badge dated
September 1st, 1906.
A single-day event
badge from Newark,
N.J. 1 1/4” cello with a
Sommer Badge Mfg. Co.
Newark, NJ, backpaper
is suspended from a
celluloid/brass badge by a
silk flag. There’s a split in
the celluloid “Reception”
insert, otherwise excellent
condition. $125-150
234. RECEPTION TO WILLIAM
JENNINGS BRYAN OF NEBRASKA
ribbon badge from an event
held at the RALEIGH HOTEL in
WASHINGTON, D.C., and dated
November 26, 1907. Worn by
a member of the EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE. A 1 3/4” celluloid
disk is suspended from a silk ribbon
with applied rippled flags. Showy
and ornate. There’s a small hole in
the silk just below the flag at right,
but this is in otherwise pristine
condition. $200-250
235. Extremely rare 1 3/4” Bryan & Kern jugate
pinback with filled tin back stamped ST. LOUIS
BUTTON CO. We’ve had this in the 7/8” and 1 1/4”
sizes, but NEVER
in this larger size.
There’s a VERY
minor crimping
imperfection at
9:00 (as made)
which is barely
noticeable from
the front, but
this rarity is
in otherwise
bright, excellent
condition.
$2000-2500
236. Ultra rare 1 1/4”
Bryan & Kern jugate
pinback in excellent
condition with a
PIONEER MAN’F’G CO.
NEW YORK backpaper.
This pin was sold by
Heritage Auctions for
$1840 and is the only
other example we’ve
ever seen. $1250-1500
237. CLEAN SWEEP FOR
DEMOCRACY IN 1908
BRYAN AND KERN 1 1/4”
jugate in bright, excellent
& Hoag Co. backpaper. A
true classic. $800-1000
241. BRYAN-KERN
CLUB OF LEWIS AND
CLARK COUNTY
MONTANA rare 1 1/4”
pinback in pristine
condition with an
Ehrman Mfg. Co. Boston
242. Classic 1 1/4” Bryan
& Kern Miss Liberty jugate
in bright, pristine condition
with a Whitehead & Hoag
Co. backpaper. A truly
classic design. $400-500
243. Very unusual 1” Bryan
& Kern jugate with patriotic
graphics. In excellent
condition with an inscription
around the curl which reads
BROWN & BIGELOW ST.
PAUL. We can’t find this
variety listed anywhere.
$300-400
238. BRYAN AND
KERN 1 1/4” beauty
with patriotic graphics,
in bright, excellent
condition. Very rare
and unlisted in Hake.
$250-300
244. BRYAN KERN 2 1/8” jugate pinback in bright,
flawless, near mint condition with a Whitehead &
245. Bold patriotic
graphics on this rare
1 1/4” Bryan & Kern
jugate pinback. In
a W.F. MILLER New
York backpaper.
$400-450
239. 2” Bryan & Kern jugate pocket mirror in
excellent condition with a RUDOLPH LIEBMANN
MF’G CO. NEWARK, N.J. inscription around the curl.
Rare and with spectacular graphics. $2500-3000
240. Stunning and rare
1 1/4” Bryan & Kern
jugate pinback in with
a W.F. MILLER New
York backpaper. In
bright, flawless, near
mint condition. Another
graphic rarity not listed
in Hake. $900-1100
246. Stunning 1 3/4” Bryan & Kern jugate pinback
with bright, patriotic graphics. A terrific design and in
choice, near mint condition. $2800-3200
247. Bryan & Kern oval jugate
with patriotic graphics. 1”
wide, with Whitehead & Hoag
Co. backpaper. Light staining
around the perimeter. $100-125
248. Bold graphics
on this 1 1/4” Bryan &
Kern jugate pinback.
Yet another example of
graphic excellence from
the 1908 campaign.
In excellent condition
with a SHAPIRO &
KARR, PHILADELPHIA
backpaper. $275-325
249. Large
1 3/4” BRYAN
KERN jugate
pinback in
excellent
condition.
We’ve had this
design in smaller
varieties, but
don’t recall
seeing this 1 3/4”
example. Very
rare. $550-650
253. 1 1/4” coattail pinback from 1908 promoting
William Jennings
Bryan for president
and Louis Bennett for
governor (West Virginia).
Generally excellent
condition with a little
surface wear around the
edge from 11:00-1:00.
backpaper. $500-600
254. Spectacular graphics on this 1 3/4” Bryan
pinback from the 1908 campaign. Rare and in pristine
condition with a W.F. MILLER New York backpaper.
We’ve always felt that W.F. Miller produced the very
best graphic pinback buttons (for which there are many
examples in this catalog) and this is no exception.
$3500-4000
255. Gorgeous 1 1/4”
Bryan pinback with
terrific multi-color
and metallic gold ink
graphics. In near mint
condition with an
Ehrman Mf’g Co. Boston
inscription around the
curl. $1000-1250
250. Graphic 1 1/4”
Bryan & Kern jugate
condition. $300-350
251.
1 3/4”
Bryan
& Kern
celluloid
jugate.
Holed at
12:00 and
suspended
from a brass
eagle pin.
Spectacular
graphics
and in
bright,
excellent
condition.
$800-1000
252. Mechanical Bryan & Kern “MY CHOICE”
tin badge with an image of the White House. The
portraits are about as nice as we’ve seen, as these
usually exhibit scuffing from use. Very light and
minor surface
tarnish is confined
mostly to the stars
and stripes.. In
superior condition
to most, but
missing the pin on
the back. Measures
2 x 2 3/8” when
the photos are
exposed. $250-300
256. Classic 1 3/4” Bryan art nouveau pinback
features a medieval trumpeter above Bryan’s portrait.
In excellent condition with a Bastian Bros. Rochester,
NY backpaper. $900-1100
257. BRYAN DAY STATE FAIR OF TEXAS 1 1/4”
pinback dated OCT. 20 1908. Rare and soughtafter, this is in excellent condition with a DALLAS
BADGE & NOVELTY
CO. backpaper. Over
the years, the Texas
State Fair has boasted
visits by numerous
celebrities including
John Philip Sousa,
Carrie Nation, Booker
T. Washington, Elvis
Presley, and Presidents
Taft, Wilson and Nixon,
- and, of course, William Jennings Bryan, who never
seemed to miss an event of ANY kind! $1200-1500
258. Graphic
1 3/4” Bryan
pinback in
bright, near mint
condition with
an Ehrman Mf’g
Co Boston, Mass.
backpaper.
$325-375
259. ENEMIES OF SPECIAL PRIVILEGE
UPHOLDERS OF EQUALITY BEFORE THE LAW
classic 2 1/16” Bryan pinback with a 1908 copyright
date. In pristine condition with a Whitehead
& Hoag Co. backpaper. Bryan “THE PEOPLE’S
CHOICE” is featured in the center and surrounded
by busts of Washington, Jackson, Lincoln and
Jefferson, with the inscriptions “IDEAL AMERICANS
POPULAR STATESMEN DOWN WITH THE
TRUSTS”. Yet another graphic beauty from the
1908 campaign. $1000-1250
260. Terrific graphics on this 1 3/4” Bryan pinback
from the 1908 campaign. In near mint condition with
a Bastian Bros.
Co. Rochester,
NY backpaper.
Portrait of Bryan
against a bright
patriotic shield
with an attractive
pastel stars &
stripes design in
the background.
$800-1000
261. Graphic 1 1/4”
Bryan pinback from
the 1908 campaign. A
very scarce design, in
$550-650
262. Gorgeous 1 1/4” Bryan pinback in with
multicolor and gold
metallic ink graphics.
Another 1908 beauty with
a W.F. MILLER CO. New
York backpaper. Generally
excellent condition
with some very minor
imperfections in the gold
ink to the left of the eagle.
$650-750
263. FROM LINCOLN TO WASHINGTON 1908
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN FOR PRESIDENT
1 1/4” pinback. Rare silver background variety in
This clever doublemeaning pinback
pictures Abraham
Lincoln above Bryan’s
residence in Lincoln,
Nebraska, and George
Washington above an
image of the White
House in Washington,
D.C. $750-850
264. FROM LINCOLN
TO WASHINGTON 1 1/4”
black and white version
of the previous lot. Light
discoloration around the
perimeter is most noticeable
from 4:00-9:00, and there’s
a minor dent near the edge
at 5:00. $200-250
268. Graphic 1 1/4” Bryan
pinback with Bastian Bros.
Rochester, NY backpaper.
Light stains in the white
field behind Bryan’s
portrait. $100-125
269. FACING THE FUTURE LET
THE MAJORITY RULE unusual
7/8” Bryan pinback in excellent
condition with Whitehead &
270. 1 1/4” Bryan pinback
with eagle and flag
graphics. There are some
light ink smudges to the
right of Bryan’s portrait, a
tiny 1/16” scratch or crack
above his head, and it’s a
bit off-center. $75-100
272. FOR PRESIDENT
WM. J. BRYAN blue
border variety 1 1/4”
condition. A simple but
bold design. $125-150
267. Graphic 1 1/4”
Bryan pinback from the
1908 campaign in bright,
$200-225
274. MEMBER BRYAN CLUB
unusual 7/8” pinback in bright,
near mint condition with a
KEYSTONE BADGE CO. Reading,
Pa. backpaper. $150-200
275. PERMANENT
PROSPERITY
-- COMMERICAL
TRAVELERS BRYAN
LEAGUE 1 1/4” pinback
with a Whitehead &
Hoag Co. backpaper.
$125-150
278. 7/8” Bryan pinback with
a patriotic stars and stripes
border and a metallic gold
ink perimeter. In excellent
condition with a tin-filled back
stamped ST. LOUIS BUTTON
CO. $75-125
280. MEMBER 30 CENT CLUB
Scarce William Jennings Bryan oval
contribution pinback. 5/8 x 1” and in
excellent condition with a Whitehead
& Hoag Co. backpaper. $125-175
273. FOR PRESIDENT
WM. J. BRYAN red
border mate to the
previous lot. Stain along
the curl at 4:00 and
5:00. $50-75
266. FROM LINCOLN TO WASHINGTON celluloid
enclosed in a 1 3/4” brass ring. Holed for suspension
at 12:00, as made. Among the most attractive
examples of this design with multi-color graphics on a
yellow background. In excellent condition. $400-500
277. FOR PRESIDENT
WM. J. BRYAN 1 1/4”
pinback with a patriotic
stars and stripes border. In
a QUIMBY MFG. CO.
“IVOLOID” Minneapolis
backpaper. $150-175
279. BRYAN LEAGUE 1908 7/8”
pinback with a portrait of Bryan
within a Pennsylvania keystone.
In excellent condition with a
Whitehead & Hoag Co. backpaper.
$75-125
271. DELEGATE
DEMOCRATIC STATE
CONVENTION Bryan
1 1/4” sepia pinback
dated March 25-26,
1908. Scarce and
condition. $100-150
265. FROM LINCOLN TO WASHINGTON 1908
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN FOR PRESIDENT rare
2 3/16” variety of this classic black & white pinback.
There’s light edge stain at 4:00 and some faint
mottling in the white background. This has fetched
$3,500 in excellent condition. $800-1000
276. THE INDIANAPOLIS
NEWS 1” pinback advertising
“THE GREAT HOOSIER
DAILY” and promoting
William Jennings Bryan
for president. In excellent
condition. $125-150
281. OH MY! THE SOUVENIR POP CORN 1 3/4”
pocket mirror promoting William Jennings Bryan for
president and
advertising the
NATIONAL
CANDY CO.
This is a bit offcenter. There’s a
light scuff along
the edge at 3:00
and some light
overall surface
wear. $125-175
282. OUR NEXT
PRESIDENT. “ASK THE
REVENUE OFFICER”
odd 1 1/4” pinback
with a silk flag attached
promoting William
Jennings Bryan for
president, 1908.
Generally excellent
condition with a
backpaper. Faint overall
yellowing. $75-100
288. Attractive
multicolor celluloid
flag with brass
stickpin promoting
William Jennings
Bryan for president in
1908. Classy, 1 1/4”
wide, in excellent
condition, and made
by the AMERICAN
ART WORKS in
COSHOCTON, O.
$200-250
283. KANSAS FOR BRYAN double-sided celluloid
enclosed in a 1 3/4” brass ring and suspended from a
brass chain. The reverse features a KANSAS sunflower.
The Bryan side has some very faint discoloration
around the perimeter - the reverse is in excellent
condition. A souvenir from the Democratic National
Convention in “DENVER, JULY 7, 1908”. $100-150
284. BRYAN FROM DENVER TO WASHINGTON
classic 1 1/4” caricature pinback shows a car
with a banner which reads “CLEAN SWEEP FOR
DEMOCRACY”. Bryan is sitting in the back seat and
tipping his cap as he speeds from the Democratic
National Convention
in Denver to his
anticipated destination,
Washington, D.C. In
generally excellent
condition with a
pinhole-sized ding
along the edge at 9:00,
which is hardly worth
mentioning. $650-750
285. THE BOTTOM OUT
OF THE “FULL DINNER
PAIL” VOTE FOR BRYAN
1 1/4” pinback disparaging
Republican Party principles,
Scarce and in excellent
condition with a Campaign
Advertising Co. Detroit,
Mich. backpaper. $750-850
286. NEBRASKA FOR BRYAN! B.V. OF N. celluloid
enclosed in a 7/8” brass lapel stud. Made by
Whitehead & Hoag Co. The more common variety
lacks the “B.V. OF N.” banner. Issued by the Bryan
Veterans of Nebraska, who
pledged to contribute $100,000
to the Democratic campaign
fund if Bryan received the
presidential nomination at the
Democratic National Convention
in Denver. Quite rare and in
287. NEBRASKA TRAVELING MEN’S BRYAN CLUB
1 1/4” celluloid disk suspended from a patriotic bow
with original
safety pin.
Filled metal
back on the
celluloid has
its original
BALTIMORE
BADGE &
NOVELTY CO.
SUCCESSOR
TO TORSCH
& LEE sticker
attached. In
excellent
condition.
$250-300
289. Unusual 2 3/8 x
4 3/4” Bryan USHER badge
Celluloid portrait of Bryan
enclosed in a shield-shaped
brass bezel. In excellent
condition. $100-150
290. OUR NEXT PRESIDENT / WM. J. BRYAN
FOR PRESIDENT 1908 celluloid badge with a
large 3 1/2” Bryan cello (cardboard backing with
original “J.J.
MUIR...CHICAGO,
ILL.” paper label
attached) enclosed
in a 4” diameter
brass bezel. The
ribbon has become
severed and there
is some tarnish
on the bezel,
but the celluloid
components are
both in excellent
condition.
$300-400
291. MEMBER BRYANKERN & COVINGTON
CLUB coattail badge
from HURLOCK, MD.,
promoting Bryan for
president, Kern for vice
president, and James
Covington for Congress
from Maryland’s 1st
District. Very rare “large
head” variety of the 1 1/4”
cello (with an Ehrman Mfg.
Co. Boston backpaper)
is suspended from a silk
flag by a celluloid/brass
MEMBER badge. 2 1/2 x
7 1/2” overall. An Ehrman
Mfg. Co. tag is attached
to the back of the ribbon.
There’s a minor semicircle
stain on the ribbon but
this is in otherwise pristine
condition and extremely
rare. $800-900
292. Spectacular and showy LINCOLN BRYAN CLUB
badge from the Democratic National Convention
DENVER 1908. Rare 2 1/4” “FROM LINCOLN TO
WASHINGTON” celluloid is suspended from a
LINCOLN NEBR. celluloid/silvered brass badge by a
patriotic silk ribbon. 2 7/8 x 9” overall and in near
mint condition. $3000-3500
293. FIRST LAST AND ALL THE TIME WM. J.
BRYAN imposing 3 1/2” cello with a BOSTON
BADGE CO. paper label on the back is suspended
from a brass
badge by a
patriotic silk
ribbon. From
the 1908
Democratic
National
Convention
in Denver.
There’s a
pull in the
ribbon where
it meets the
brass badge,
which is
missing its
pin, but the
celluloid is
in excellent
condition.
$550-650
297. IOWA guest or delegate’s
badge from the DEMOCRATIC
NATIONAL CONVENTION
DENVER, COLO. JULY 7th 1908.
Double-sided 1 3/4” celluloid
features a portrait of Bryan on
the front and the seal of the state
of Iowa on the back. Unusual
silvered brass badge at top with
the inscription DENVER below an
image of the Rocky Mountains.
There’s a minor vertical pull near
the center of the
ribbon, but this
is in otherwise
excellent
condition and
measures 1 3/4
x 5 1/4” overall.
$150-200
294. OUR
CANDIDATE
WILLIAM J. BRYAN
cello with a 2 3/16”
brass rim is attached
to a triple-ply purple
rosette. Issued by
the NEBRASKA
TRAVELING MEN’S
BRYAN CLUB
and worn at the
Democratic National
Convention in
DENVER 1908. 4 x
11 1/2” overall, with
St. Louis Button Co.
tag attached to the
back. Rare, showy,
ornate, and in
$750-850
302. BUFFALO
SEPTEMBER 21, 1908 silk
ribbon from New York
featuring a portrait of
William Jennings Bryan,
and worn by a CHIEF
USHER at the event.
2 5/8 x 7”. Light reddish
discoloration bottom right,
and very light soiling.
$75-100
298. NOTIFICATION W.J. BRYAN
AUG. 12, 1908 ribbon badge
from the Notification Ceremonies
for William Jennings Bryan, held
in Lincoln, Nebraska. Worn by
a member of the RECEPTION
Committee. 1 7/8 x 6 1/4” ribbon
suspended from an unusual 1 3/4”
Bryan cello pinback. Quite rare and
295. KANSAS - DEMOCRATIC
NATIONAL CONVENTION
DENVER, JULY 7 - 1908
ornate badge worn by a Kansas
DELEGATE. 1 3/4” Bryan cello
is enclosed in an attractive
brass bezel and applied to a
plush sunflower rosette with a
Whitehead & Hoag paper label
applied to the back. 3 1/2 x 13”
overall, in excellent condition.
Another terrific badge from the
Convention which excelled in
showy souvenirs. $325-375
296. NEBRASKA
BRYAN CLUB FREMONT is the
inscription on
the silvered brass
badge from which
is suspended the
classic Bryan
1 1/2 x 2 3/8”
oval cello, from
the NATIONAL
DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION
DENVER, 1908.
The blue ribbon
exhibits minor
fading, and there
is light staining
around the
perimeter of the
celluloid. 3 x
6 1/2” overall.
$350-450
299. DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL
CONVENTION badge dated JULY
7, 1908, and worn by a guest or
delegate from the DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. Very ornate with
applied rippled flags and a brass
die-cut Capitol Dome. 2 3/4 x
11 3/4”. It’s a shame there are
two serious 2-3” vertical pulls
on each side of the ribbon and
a 1” pull above DEMOCRATIC,
as this is in otherwise excellent
condition. $125-175
300. THE COMMONER WM
JENNINGS BRYAN silk ribbon from
the Democratic National Convention
in DENVER, JULY - 1908. 2 1/4 x 7”
and in generally excellent condition
with three tiny pinholes near the top.
$100-125
301. BRYAN DAY Sioux City
2 3/8 x 7 3/4” silk ribbon from Iowa
dated SEPTEMBER 2, 1908. Worn
by a member of the RECEPTION
COMMITTEE. There is some minor
reddish discoloration, and Bryan’s
portrait is poorly printed (as made).
Bryan addressed a large crowd on
this day and railed against Republican
policies. $100-125
303. OUR CHOICE
BRYAN AND KERN
WASHINGTON D.C.
scarce enamel on
brass 1 1/2 x 2” shieldshaped watch fob
with jugate celluloid
portraits with leather
strap (not shown).
There are a couple
dents in the brass rings
which enclose the
portraits, otherwise
$150-200
304. THE
NATION’S
COMMONER
classic Bryan “ear
of corn” oval
cello enclosed in
a 1 1/2 x 1 7/8”
silvered brass
fob with leather
strap (not shown).
Rare and in
bright, excellent
condition.
$300-350
305. Felt pennant from the 1908
campaign with a bold, tinted portrait
of William Jennings Bryan. 22 1/2”
long (not including the tassels), and
306. BRYAN felt pennant from the 1908 campaign.
26” long (not including the tassels). One tiny area
of fabric loss below the Y and some minor color
bleed to the left of Bryan’s portrait. $150-175
307. BRYAN KERN corncob
pipe with jugate portraits on
a laminated paper label. 6”
long. There is some aging
on the applied label and an
area of 1/4 x 3/8” loss to the
right of Kern’s portrait. Very
unusual - the first we’ve seen.
$100-125
308. BRYAN & KERN REVISE THE TARIFF, RESTRAIN THE TRUSTS is the inscription on the large blade of
this pocket knife from 1908, manufactured by “HIBBARD SPENCER BARLETT”. Measures 6” long as shown.
Minor wear from use
and light tarnish.
$125-150
315. Classic 2 1/8” Roosevelt & Fairbanks Miss
Liberty jugate pinback. In near mint condition with
Whitehead & Hoag backpaper. Great graphics and
in the rare larger size. $900-1000
309. BLOW FOR BRYAN little tin campaign
horn with applied paper label and a wooden
mouthpiece. A terrific little display piece with the
inscription “Patented Jan. 28 ‘08 ADV. NOVELTY
CO. CHICAGO” on the label. In generally excellent
condition with several light spots above Bryan’s
portrait. 5 1/2" long. $175-225
310. Bryan “BILLIBOIS” chalk billiken in its
original 3 x 3 1/4 x 5 1/4” box with paper label
applied to the inside lid with a clever little poem
which reads “I’m the latest idol, Been longest in the
ring - I’d keep Repubs from feasting And make the
Demmies sing. ‘Tis true, ‘tis pity, that I Have struck
out twice at bat; And though I’m still a spouting May
make three
strikes at
that. Billiboi
B.” The
box exhibits
some minor
soiling,
otherwise
excellent
condition.
You’ll find
the Taft mate
elsewhere in
this catalog.
$250-300
311. BRYAN BIRTHDAY
BANQUET 1860 1915 rare
1” sepia pinback from Boise,
Idaho, dated March 19th and
celebrating William Jennings
Bryan’s 55th birthday. Bryan
was serving as President Wilson’s
Secretary of State. Some light,
scattered staining. $100-150
312. BRYAN BIBLE LEAGUE 7/8” pinback in
excellent condition, circa 1925. Distributed by a
small organization that supported Bryan’s religious
fundamentalist beliefs and stood by him during the
Scopes Monkey Trial, a national
spectacle that pitted William
Jennings Bryan against Clarence
Darrow and “the word of God”
against those who believed in
human evolution. When all
was said and done, high school
teacher John Scopes was found
guilty and fined $100 for violating Tennessee’s
Butler Act, which made it unlawful to teach human
evolution - the verdict would be overturned on a
technicality. Very rare and issued shortly before
Bryan’s death. $400-500
316. Unusual 1 3/4”
celluloid pill box with
jugate portraits of TR
& Fairbanks. Tin back
rotates to allow for
the dispensing of pills.
There is some light
staining around the
edge from 3:00-5:00,
otherwise excellent
condition. $225-275
313. Rare, circa 1916 WELCOME - PRINCE OF
PEACE 2 1/8” pinback likely made during or just after
Bryan served as Secretary of State under President
Wilson, circa 1915. As an influential Wilson supporter
in the 1912 presidential campaign, Bryan was
rewarded with an appointment to the highest cabinet
post. But Bryan and Wilson disagreed as to America’s
role in World War I and Bryan would leave his post
(to be succeeded by Robert Lansing) on June 9, 1915.
In response to the sinking of the Lusitania, Bryan
remarked “...why be so shocked by the drowning of a
few people, if there is to be no objection to starving a
nation.” There are some minor crimping imperfections
which can only be seen from the back, but this is in
otherwise excellent condition with bright, vibrant
color. $800-900
314. 1 1/4” memorial pinback from 1925 in
excellent condition and, as far as we know, the
only pinback memorializing William Jennings
Bryan. Among the most energetic and colorful
figures in American history, Bryan would serve as a
two-term Congressman
from Nebraska, a
three-time presidential
nominee, Secretary of
State under President
Wilson, an advocate
for prohibition and
woman suffrage, and a
religious fundamentalist
who espoused a unique
mixture of progressivism
and conservatism. Bryan died on July 26, 1925, just
five days after the completion of the Scopes trial.
Bryan was buried in Arlington National Cemetery
under the same inscription that appears on this
pinback: “HE KEPT THE FAITH”. $200-250
Questions?
Call 800.372.0605
317. Previously unknown real photo Theodore
Roosevelt and Booker T. Washington EQUALITY
1 1/2" pinback portraying Roosevelt and
Washington dining at the White House on October
16, 1901. The 1 1/4" varieties depict a cruder
likeness of Washington drinking liquor and are
thought to exploit racist sentiments, but this and
another 1 1/2"
version were
issued to celebrate
the event and the
notion of racial
equality. This
example differs
considerably from
the other known
1 1/2" pinback,
with notably
different portraits
and background, and a more lavish spread on the
dinner table. An extraordinary find purchased a few
years ago at a country auction near Kansas City for the sum of $20. Filled back is stamped "O.G.
HURSTON PALMER HOUSE PIN-LOCK PAT'D
MAY 31 '98." In flawless, excellent condition.
$8000-10000
318. ROOSEVELT
AND BABCOCK 1 1/4”
pinback promoting
Joseph W. Babcock for
Congress (Wisconsin). In
a Political Equipment and
Manufacturing Co. / W&H
backpaper. $150-200
319. ROOSEVELT
& HOCH CLEAN
POLITICS 1 1/4” sepia
condition promoting
Theodore Roosevelt for
president and Edward
Hoch for governor of
Kansas, 1904. $175-225
320. 7/8” coattail pinback
promoting Theodore Roosevelt
for president and Robert M.
Lafollette for governor of
Wisconsin, 1904. In excellent
condition with Whitehead &
321. 1 1/4” Theodore
Roosevelt pinback.
Distinctive graphics with an
eagle perched above TR’s
portrait and sailing ships
at left. Made by St. Louis
Button Co., in excellent
condition. $250-350
322. Impressive 2 1/8” Theodore Roosevelt
pinback. Scarce and in excellent condition with
Whitehead & Hoag Co. backpaper. $400-500
323. ROOSEVELT 1 1/4”
profile pinback from the
1904 campaign. Quite
scarce and in excellent
$350-400
324. STAND PAT 1 1/4” pinback promoting
Theodore Roosevelt
for president, 1904.
Same gold filigree on
blue border design as
the previous two lots
and clearly a pro-TR.
Quite rare - the first
we’ve had - and in
backpaper. $125-175
325. ROOSEVELT BRENNAN CHANDLER MILLER
brass 4-leaf clover screw-back stud, circa 1904. After
some diligent research (thanks to Dave Quintin), we
found that this odd stud was issued by the Clover
Club of Philadelphia to honor President Roosevelt as
well as three of the more prominent members of the
Club. The Clover Club hosted every President from
Cleveland to Wilson, claimed Samuel Clemens as an
honorary member, and described itself as “A Club for
Social Enjoyments, the Cultivation of Literary Tastes,
and the Encouragement of Hospitable Intercourse”.
3/4 x 3/4”, in excellent condition. $100-125
326. Theodore Roosevelt Rough Rider
stickpin made of glazed clay. About
1 x 3” overall and in excellent
condition with original stickpin.
Among the most curious, if not outright
creepy, TR pins. $100-150
327. WARD 10 Jackson County
Republican Convention ribbon
badge from Kansas City dated
September 20th, 1902. The ribbon
is suspended from a rare and
unusual 1 3/4” Theodore Roosevelt
sepia pinback with a STEINER
ENGRAVING & BADGE CO. ST.
LOUIS backpaper. The pinback is
in near mint condition. The ribbon
has some scattered pulls. $175-225
328. CORTLAND COUNTY
FREMONT AND ROOSEVELT
CLUB 1856-1904 ribbon badge.
The 1 3/4” sepia pinback is
in excellent condition with a
Whitehead & Hoag Co. backpaper
and “COPYRIGHT 1904 - PACH”
around the curl. The 2 x 4 1/4”
ribbon has minor overall staining.
$100-125
329. REPUBLICAN WORKER
ROOSEVELT AND HIGGINS
22ND E.D. 1 1/2 x 4 1/4” ribbon
suspended from a 1 3/4” TR
sepia pinback with a NATIONAL
EQUIPMENT CO. / Whitehead
& Hoag Co. backpaper and a
“COPYRIGHT 1904 - PACH”
inscription around the curl,
promoting Theodore Roosevelt
for president and Frank Higgins
for governor (New York). Both the
ribbon and pinback are in pristine
condition. $150-200
330. OUR PRESIDENT / FOR
CONGRESS EDWARD DE
V. MORRELL coattail ribbon
badge promoting Theodore
Roosevelt for president and
Edward de Veaux Morrell for
Congress (Pennsylvania), 1904.
The TR cello is 1 1/4”, the
Morrell cello is 1 3/4”. There’s
a minor crimping inconsistency
on the TR (as made), otherwise
331. Outstanding 1 3/4” Roosevelt & Fairbanks
cartoon pinback from 1904 by famed political
cartoonist Clifford Berryman (facsimile signature
"Berryman" at 4:00) with caricatures of President
Theodore Roosevelt and Vice Presidential candidate
Charles Fairbanks prancing along in a two-man
parade. A Teddy Bear on stilts is holding a banner
which reads FOUR YEARS MORE OF THEODORE
while clutching TR’s hand. A cartoon by Berryman
entitled “Drawing the Line in Mississippi” in the
November 16, 1902 edition of the Washington Post
depicted TR showing compassion for a small bear
cub. The cartoon inspired New York store owner
Morris Michtom to create a new toy called the
Teddy Bear, which became (and remains) a national
phenomenon. Graphics and rarity make this one of
the most sought-after and irresistible pinbacks ever
produced. This example is in excellent condition
with its original safety pin and TORSCH & FRANZ
BADGE. CO. Baltimore backpaper. $8000-9000
332. RECEPTION May 4, 1903 silk
ribbon welcoming President Theodore
Roosevelt to a gathering (in Denver,
Colorado), and worn by a member
of the RECEPTION Committee. TR
delivered a speech in which he praised
the virtues of the men who fought in
the Civil War, remarking: “...a good
American is a good American from
one end of this country to the other.”
2 3/8 x 9”, in near mint condition.
$125-175
333. Theodore
Roosevelt /
U.S. Cartridge
Co. postcard
with an unusual
caricature of TR
in his Rough
Rider hat and
red bandana.
Exceedingly rare
and in excellent
condition.
$450-550
334. “Campaign 1904” coattail postal card promoting
Theodore Roosevelt for president and William Deneen
for governor (Illinois). Minor diagonal crease near the
center. $50-100
335. “THE TEDDY BEARS AND DOLLS AND
A THIRD TERM.” unusual postcard with a 1907
copyright supporting a third term for Theodore
Roosevelt. Inscription at bottom reads: “We’re in
the right, our cause is just; Withdraw your candidate
you must. Your pleadings are of no avail, For Teddy
will run without fail.” A very light and minor stain
bottom left corner, otherwise excellent condition.
$100-125
336. Theodore Roosevelt “Return from Africa”
toby mug circa 1910. This 7 1/2” tall mug was
made by “THE TOBY
POTTERIES NEW YORK”
(on the underside) and
is in flawless, excellent
condition. TR is holding
a rifle in one hand and a
book entitled “AFRICA”
in the other. The large
handle
is in the
form of an
elephant.
A terrific
and iconic
display
piece.
$700-800
337. TEDDY CLUB NONINTOXICATING BEVERAGE
10 3/4” ONE QUART bottle
with paper label featuring a
smiling image of Theodore
Roosevelt. The bottle is in
excellent condition - the
label shows scuffing and
scattered tears. Made by
“MEYER MERCANTILE CO.
MANUFACTURERS OMAHA
NEB.” We are guessing that
this is from the early-mid
1910’s, as the Progressive
Party advocated a drug
prohibition especially aimed
at alcohol (and cocaine).
Very unusual - the first we’ve
seen. $150-200
338. FOR PRESIDENT
1912 THEODORE
ROOSEVELT rare 1 3/4”
1st PROGRESSIVE STATE
CONVENTION pinback
attached to a large 2 5/8
x 9” silk ribbon from the
Progressive State Convention
in Seattle, Washington,
dated September 10, 1912.
The ribbon is in excellent
condition - the pinback has
scattered stains. $350-450
339. DELEGATE PROGRESSIVE
STATE CONVENTION, MAINE
1916 1 1/4” Theodore Roosevelt
pinback in excellent condition with
Whitehead & Hoag Co. backpaper.
Attached is a 1 3/8 x 4” patriotic
ribbon with the dates “1776-1916”.
The pinback seldom turns up, and
this is the first time we’ve even
seen the ribbon. $800-950
342. Odd 1 1/4” Parker “Rough Riders” pinback with
military ships at right and
an image of the Charge
of the Rough Riders at
left, probably suggesting
that Parker was strong on
military preparedness.
condition with a Baltimore
Badge & Novelty Co.
backpaper. $300-400
343. ALTON B. PARKER / WITTE GASOLINE
ENGINES 2 1/8” campaign/advertising pinback
from the WITTE IRON WORKS CO., KANSAS CITY,
MO. Very scarce, with Whitehead & Hoag Co.
backpaper. Scattered stains on this rarity which
commands $2,000+ in excellent condition.
$400-500
340. PROGRESSIVE 1916 & VICTORY 1 1/4”
pinback promoting Theodore Roosevelt for
president. TR was nominated at the 1916
Progressive Party Convention in Chicago, but would
decline the nomination to support the Republican
presidential candidate Charles Evans Hughes.
Extremely rare and in excellent condition
$1000-1250
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341. Rare 1904 coattail
from North Carolina
promoting Alton B. Parker
for president and Robert B.
Glenn for governor.
1 1/4” pinback with rich
sepia tones in near mint
344. REGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS
Parker & Davis large double-sided advertising promo
for the “OPEN WORK BANNERS CAMPAIGN OF
1904” from M. Magee & Sons in New York. The
reverse shows four different variations of the banner
with available sizes and prices. About 13 x 16”,
this retains its vivid colors and - except for two tape
marks on the left and right edges on the reverse - is in
excellent condition. This has been nicely framed with
double-paneled glass such that the front and back can
be seen. $350-450
351. The SMILE of Prosperity
terrific 7/8” pinback from the
1908 campaign with a portrait of
a smiling Taft. Faint edge stains
detract little. That smile would
vanish as the contentious 1912
campaign approached. $200-250
352. Bold, patriotic
graphics on this 1 1/4”
Taft beauty from 1908.
In bright, excellent
condition with a W.F.
MILLER New York
backpaper. $350-400
345. DEMOCRACY’S CHOICE 17 x 17” cotton
bandana promoting Alton B. Parker for president
and Henry G. Davis for vice president. A patriotic
eagle perched on a shield with crossed flags above
jugate portraits. The perimeter features Miss Liberty,
blacksmiths, farmers, miners, masons, and weavers.
Unusual and in excellent condition. $400-500
346. Taft & Bryan
“bartender’s friend” 1 1/4”
campaign. Very scarce
and in excellent condition
with a Bastian Bros Co.
Rochester, NY backpaper.
$325-375
347. TAFT-HADLEY
CLUB 1 1/4” pinback
promoting William
Howard Taft for
president and Herbert
Hadley for governor
(Missouri), 1908.
condition with a Bastian
Bros. Rochester, NY
backpaper. $150-200
348. Very rare and
graphic 1 1/4” Taft and a
prime example of graphic
excellence in pinback
button designs, which
reached its zenith in 1908.
a Steiner Engraving Co. St.
Louis backpaper and an
inscription around the curl.
$550-650+
349. Bold and graphic
1 1/4” Taft pinback
from 1908. In excellent
condition with an
backpaper. $250-300
350. Bold and graphic
1 1/4” Taft pinback from
1908. A second example
of the previous lot, also in
excellent condition with an
backpaper. $250-300
353. Very rare 1 1/4” Taft pinback from 1908. This
same pin appeared in our Auction #23 (featuring the
Marshall Goldberg collection) in 2008 and brought a
whopping $2,400. The green and blue coloring on
this retains its brightness but the red is slightly faded.
$500-600+
356. 1 3/4" Taft pinback in bright, excellent
condition with Whitehead & Hoag Co. backpaper.
$150-175
357. REPUBLICAN
COUNTY COMMITTEE
TAFT HUGHES ribbon badge
promoting William Howard
Taft for president and Charles
Evans Hughes for governor
(New York), 1908. 2 3/8 x
6 3/4” overall and in
generally excellent condition.
$150-200
354. 1 3/4” Taft pinback from the Alaska YukonPacific
Exposition in
Seattle, dated
September 30,
1909. Taft
would visit
the Exposition
on that day.
Very light,
scattered stains
are visible in
the white field.
$125-150
355. Very rare 1 1/4” James S. Sherman for Vice
President pinback from the 1908 campaign. There
is a VERY faint stain along the edge near 12:00,
and another at 7:00 which blends into the red
background and is barely noticeable, but this rarity
has great graphics and retains its bright, vivid colors.
James Schoolcraft Sherman was the Republican
Party’s choice for VP in 1908 and 1912. Although
Sherman was suffering
from a worsening kidney
condition, he did deliver
his acceptance speech,
against his doctors’ advice.
And as if President Taft
wasn’t already miserable
enough throughout
his doomed reelection
campaign with the
Progressive Party challenge, Sherman would die just
days before the election, and Nicholas Murray Butler
was designated to receive the electoral votes that
Sherman would have received. Those electoral votes
(from Utah and Vermont) totaled a dismal eight, and
Taft would finish in third place behind Woodrow
Wilson and Theodore Roosevelt. To date, Sherman
would be the last Vice President to die in office. Prior
to Sherman, six other Vice Presidents died while in
office - can you name them? $275-375
358. WHO IS GOING TO WIN THE RACE? terrific
mechanical postcard: “Roll wheels on table and
see candidates run”. Bryan is leading Taft on this
race towards the “WHITE HOUSE”. In excellent
condition, especially considering the wheels usually
get creased and worn from use. Postally used.
$150-200
359. BILLY POSSUM cast nickel figurine. 4 5/8”
tall and in excellent condition. There is a cast metal
strap in the underside of the base which is threaded,
suggesting this may be a very early example of an
automobile radiator or hood attachment. $400-500
360. Taft “BIILIBOIS” billiken in its original 3 1/4 x
3 1/4 x 5 1/4” box. There is some light soiling on the
outer lid, otherwise excellent condition. The paper
label applied to the inside lid reads: “Call me Bill, I
like it; I’m, a “Big Stick” artist too - So long’s I keep a
smiling I’ve no time to feel blue. Just wait! my weight
is mighty, I’ll get votes by the pound, And though
I’m not a
sprinter
I’ll keep
the others
moving
‘round.
Billiboi T.”
You’ll find
the Bryan
mate
elsewhere
in this
catalog.
$250-300
361. FOSS WALSH WILSON MARSHALL 1 1/4”
coattail pinback promoting Wilson for president,
Marshall for vice
president, Foss for
governor, and Walsh
for lieutenant governor
(Massachusetts), 1912.
Much scarcer than the
7/8” variety and in
a Boston Badge Co.
backpaper. $450-550
362. WILSON AND MARSHALL AND CARLIN 1 1/4”
coattail pinback promoting
Woodrow Wilson for
president, Thomas Marshall
for vice president, and
Charles Carlin for Congress
(Virginia). Rare and in
a Whitehead & Hoag Co.
backpaper. $500-600
363. Very rare WILSON AND
FOSTER 7/8” coattail pinback
promoting Wilson for president
and William Foster for Congress
(New York), 1916. In excellent
condition. $400-500
364. “PEACE IN THE NATION PROSPERITY IN THE
STATE FRIENDS OF THE
PEOPLE” 1 1/4” pinback
supporting President
Wilson and promoting
Martin Glynn for governor
(New York), 1914. In
excellent condition
with a Bastian Bros. Co.
Rochester, NY inscription
around the curl. $125-175
365. WILSON WATSON AND WIN THE WAR 1”
coattail pinback supporting
President Woodrow Wilson,
urging victory in World War
I, and promoting Clarence
Watson for U.S. Senator (West
Virginia), 1918. Rare, and
backpaper. $150-200
366. PRIDE OF NEW JERSEY 1 3/4” pocket mirror
promoting
Woodrow
Wilson for
president in
1912. This
scarce classic
is in excellent
condition with
a Whitehead
& Hoag Co.
inscription
around the
curl. $800-900
367. WALSH WORKS
WITH WILSON
scarce 1 1/2” coattail
pinback supporting
President Wilson and
promoting David
Walsh for governor
(Massachusetts), 1913.
In bright, excellent
condition with a
Diegs & Clust N.Y.
backpaper. $450-550
368. TAMMANY HALL WILSON SULZER
FRAWLEY HARRISON GREENBERG AND VICTORY
coattail ribbon badge promoting Woodrow Wilson
for president, William Sulzer for governor, James J.
Frawley for U.S. Senator, and additional New York
local candidates, 1912. Sulzer
was elected and initiated a
more populist, reform-oriented
administration. The Tammany
political machine demanded
state appointments from within
their ranks - when Sulzer
resisted, Tammany launched
a successful impeachment
campaign, and the Governor
was removed from office on
October 17, 1913 (succeeded
by Lieutenant Governor
Martin Glynn). It’s interesting
that Senator Frawley (whose
name appears on this ribbon)
was appointed chairman of
a Joint Committee formed
to find “misconduct” on the
part of Governor Sulzer.
Sulzer would make an angry
statement after his removal
from office: “I impeach the
criminal conspirators, these
looters and grafters, for stealing the taxpayers’
money. That is what I NEVER did.” 1 7/8 x 6”, in
excellent condition with a brass T-pin. A scarce
badge with political intrigue. $200-250
369. WILSON AND MAJOR ribbon badge promoting
Woodrow Wilson for president
and Elliott W. Major for vice
president. A 1 3/4” celluloid
disk is suspended from a patriotic
silk ribbon by a celluloid/brass
DELEGATE badge. Elliott was
elected Governor of Missouri in
1912, and served until 1917. This
could be from 1912, but more
likely a 1916 Democratic National
Convention souvenir (held in St.
Louis) boosting Elliott as a “favorite
son” VP hopeful. 2 1/4 x 5 1/4”
overall. The ribbon has some
aging, but the badge and celluloid
components are in excellent
condition. $150-200
370. UNCLE SAM WOOD-ROW WILSON TO THE
WHITE HOUSE postcard dated 1912. Shows Uncle
Sam and Wilson in a canoe marked “PROGRESSIVE”,
while “T.R.” is swimming close by and “TAFT”
appears as a tiny speck languishing far behind. A great
postcard in excellent, unused condition. $125-175
371. PRES. WILSON
MEETING SEATTLE
SEPT. 13, 1919 3 x
5 1/4” silk ribbon worn
by an USHER from an
event in which President
Wilson attended as part
of a tour to encourage
American participation
in the League of Nations.
Wilson would suffer a
stroke at the end of his
exhausting tour while
in Pueblo, Colorado,
on October 2, 1919.
$100-125
372. FOR GOVERNOR WOODROW WILSON rare
20 x 25 1/2” framed campaign poster from 1910. In
flawless, excellent condition. $800-1000
373. LA VICTOIRE 14 JUILLET 1918 1 1/4”
pinback in French with portraits of President Wilson,
French military commander Ferdinand Foch, and
General John J. Pershing. This appears to be just
a bit faded, but quite
scarce and in otherwise
excellent condition. It’s
interesting to note that
the date (July 14, 1918)
on this button coincides
with the day that T.R.’s
son Quentin Roosevelt
was killed, shot down
over France. $100-150
379. WARREN G.
HARDING deceptively
tough 1 1/4” pinback in
$250-300
374. OUR VICTORIOUS LEADERS 1 3/4”
double-sided watch fob with portraits of President
Wilson, President Poincare of France, King Albert
of Belgium, King Emanuel of Italy, and King George
of England. An advertising give-away from the
NORTHERN FUR CO. in St. Louis. In excellent
condition. $150-175
375. TAMAQUA DEMONSTRATION 1 1/4” pinback
from a patriotic rally in
Tamaqua, Pennsylvania,
hailing President Wilson
and General John J.
Pershing. Very unusual
- the first we’ve handled and in excellent condition
with a KEYSTONE BADGE
CO. READING, PA.
backpaper. $225-275
380. FOR PRESIDENT WARREN G. HARDING
handsome little 1” pinback in excellent condition
with a BASTIAN BROS. CO.
ROCHESTER, NY inscription
around the curl. We’ve seen
this same pin in 1 1/4” and
1 3/4” sizes, but, curiously,
never in this smaller 1” variety.
$150-200
381. AMERICA FIRST HARDING AND KENDALL
CLUB 1” coattail pinback from
DES MOINES, IOWA, promoting
Harding for president and
Nathan Kendall for governor .
A bit off-center but in otherwise
bright, excellent condition
backpaper. $150-200
382. SOUVENIR PRESIDENT HARDING’S
PACIFIC COAST TOUR 1 1/4” pinback. Harding
would die at the end of this tour while at the Palace
Hotel in San Francisco from what was reported to
be either a case of “food poisoning”, a cerebral
hemorrhage, or congestive heart failure - the
consensus is that the
latter is most likely the
cause of death. Bright
colors with just a hint
of faint discoloration
around the curl. A
superior example of a
pinback that’s almost
never found in perfect
condition. $200-250
376. 1 3/4” FOR PRESIDENT CHAS. E. HUGHES
celluloid with cardboard backing. The celluloid is
notched at 12:00 and 6:00 and a leather watch fob
strap is inserted through the two notches to make
this a kind of “bracelet”, as found. An incredible
rarity we’ve never seen or even knew existed.
$500-750+
377. Key 7/8” Harding & Coolidge
jugate pinback. In excellent
condition with a Whitehead
& Hoag Co. backpaper, and a
rarity we feel has always been
undervalued. $1400-1600
378. HARDING FOR
PRESIDENT popular
1 1/4” pinback features
a smiling portrait of
Warren G. In bright,
$400-500
384. PRESIDENT HARDING
4TH OF JULY 1923 scarce
ribbon badge welcoming the
President to Portland, Oregon,
and worn by a member of the
DECORATIONS committee.
Harding would leave that same
day for Alaska, becoming the
first President to do so. 2 1/4 x
5 1/4” and in generally excellent
condition. $100-125
385. SOUVENIR PRESIDENT
HARDING’S PACIFIC COAST
TOUR ribbon badge. The 1 3/4
x 4 3/4” ribbon is in excellent
condition. The 1 1/4” pinback
has very light stains around the
perimeter, typical for this cello.
$150-200
386. Visit of the President
of the United States silk
ribbon welcoming “Warren
G. Harding and Mrs.
Harding” to Kansas City,
Missouri, June 22, 1923.
3 x 7 3/4”, light soiling.
Quite rare - the first we’ve
seen. $125-175
383. Outstanding Harding
& Coolidge jugate pocket
watch from the 1920
campaign. 2” wide. Aside
from a trivial area of wear on
the reverse of the chromeplated brass case (which
features an American flag and
the inscription “HARDING
FOR PRESIDENT”), this rarity
is in excellent condition and it still works, which is
remarkable, considering these
were relatively cheaply-made
watches. This brought just
over $7,500 in a 1998 Al
Anderson Auction, and that’s
the most recent sales record we
can find. $6000-7000
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387. Playing cards from the 1920 Presidential campaign made by the Liberty Games Company in Versailles, Missouri. This remarkable deck is complete with 53 cards,
all three original inserts with instructions and an explanation of the game, and comes in its original box. Each card has a political motif and/or inscription. There are four
different “Jester” cards representing the Democratic, Republican, Socialist, and Farmer-Labor Party, but the eight most significant cards have portraits of the presidential
and vice presidential candidates of the aforementioned parties, including: Cox and Roosevelt, Harding and Coolidge, Eugene Debs and Seymour Stedman, and P.P.
Christensen and Max S. Hayes. It’s interesting that the Prohibition ticket of Aaron Watkins and Marie Brehm (the first legally qualified woman candidate for a national
office) were not included, although the Prohibition Party did finish fifth in the 1920 election. A little booklet is included which explains the reason this game of “49”
was produced: “...to place before the public, in a sketched and abbreviated form, the principals, characters, emblems, and the form of the four (4) principal parties under
independent forms set forth in skeleton prosody and sketched art.” There is a tiny 1/4 x 1/2” chip out of the corner of the box, but this is in otherwise mint condition
throughout, and every single card is in pristine condition. A terrific item (how many campaign pieces have you ever seen that picture Farmer-Labor candidates Christensen
& Hayes?) and among our favorite offerings in this auction. $400-500+
393. COOLIDGE AND BINGHAM CLUB rare
7/8” pinback from NEW HAVEN, Connecticut,
promoting Coolidge for
president and Hiram
Bingham for governor.
Bingham was elected, but
was probably more well
known as the man who
claimed to have discovered
the Inca city of Machu
Picchu in Peru. In excellent condition with a
Whitehead & Hoag Co. backpaper. $400-450
389. Large 1 3/4” JAMES M. COX sepia
pinback. There is VERY light discoloration
mostly in the field to the left of Cox’s portrait,
which detracts little. $650-750
390. Scarce version of this Coolidge &
Dawes 7/8” jugate pinback.
Note that the portraits
are narrower and more
elongated than the common
variety. In excellent
condition with a Whitehead
$125-175
388. Stunning, large PEACE PROGRESS PROSPERITY
28 x 42” poster promoting GOVERNOR JAMES M. COX
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES. Printed on thick paper and mounted on linen.
Beautifully printed with attractive, subtle tones by Postergraph
Company of Cleveland, OH. There are several minor 1/2 - 1”
tears along the right edge in the white margins which detract
little from the displayability of this magnificent poster. Light
smudge along the left edge and light discoloration bottom
right corner. The only other example of this that we are aware
of was sold by Bill Mastro some years ago, and fetched over
$15,000. $6000-8000
391. 1 1/4” trigate pinback from the 1924
campaign promoting Calvin Coolidge for
president,
Alvin Fuller for
governor (at left),
and Frederick
Gillette for U.S.
Senator (at right),
Massachusetts.
Extremely rare
and in excellent
condition.
$800-1000
392. KEEP COOLIDGE
SQUARE DEAL popular
and scarce 7/8” pinback in
$450-550
394. RING FOR
COOLIDGE AND
DAWES brass bell
suspended from a
1 1/4” pinback with
a Novelty Supply
Co. Pittsburgh,
Pa. backpaper. In
$175-225
395. COOLIDGE
ROOSEVELT AND
VICTORY / KEEP
COOLIDGE terrific
ribbon badge
promoting Coolidge for
president and Theodore
Roosevelt, Jr. for
governor (New York),
1924. Roosevelt would
lose his gubernatorial
bid to Al Smith. A
bold 2 1/8” cello with
a BASTIAN BROS.
CO. ROCHESTER, NY
curl. 2 3/4 x 8 5/8”
overall, and in excellent
condition. $600-700
396. JOHN W. DAVIS, FOR CONGRESS 1”
condition. Davis won his race
for Congress in West Virginia’s
1st Congressional District,
1910, and would serve one
term. It would be the only
political office to which he
was elected. $350-450
397. DAVIS AND BRYAN
NEBRASKA ultra rare 15/16
X 1 1/4” cello. In excellent
condition with a PARISIAN
NOV. CO. CHI. inscription
around the curl. Among the
very best Davis pinbacks.
$5000-6000
404. FOR PRESIDENT
JOHN WILLIAM DAVIS
1 1/4” pinback. Rare and
with a Novelty Supply Co.
Pittsburgh, Pa. backpaper.
$700-800
405. 1 1/4” sepia
DAVIS pinback. Very
light scattered stains
are relatively faint and
detract minimally.
$200-300
398. DAVIS AND BRYAN
7/8” sepia jugate pinback. A
key Bryan rarity in excellent
399. DAVIS BRYAN 7/8” jugate
pinback in excellent condition with
a BASTIAN BROS. ROCHESTER
N.Y. inscription around the curl.
$1800-2000
400. JOHN W. DAVIS FOR PRESIDENT /
CHARLES W. BRYAN FOR VICE PRESIDENT
matched pair of little 5/8” pinbacks. The Davis has
very faint and trivial
discoloration in the
background. The
Bryan is in excellent
condition. $800-900
401. Rare 7/8” coattail pinback
from the 1924 campaign promoting
John W. Davis for president
and Arthur Nelson for governor
(Missouri). In excellent condition
402. FOR PRESIDENT JOHN W. DAVIS impressive
2 1/8” pinback. VERY faint discoloration around the
perimeter is minor and detracts little from this large
sepia rarity. $2500-2800
403. FOR PRESIDENT JOHN W.
DAVIS 7/8” cello. Deceptively
rare and in excellent condition, but
just a bit off-center. $400-500
406. FOR PRESIDENT JOHN W. DAVIS bold and
distinctive 1 1/4” pinback. Very rare and in bright,
excellent condition with a Cammall Bros. Co. Boston,
Mass. backpaper. $1000-1200
407. DAVIS FOR PRESIDENT
11/16” litho pinback. In excellent
condition and made by THE
AMERICAN ART WORKS Co.
$175-225
408. DAVIS BRYAN VICTORY
13/16” litho pinback made by
Geraghty & Co. Chicago. A popular
design In bright, flawless, excellent
condition. The clever juxtaposition
of letters makes this our favorite
Davis non-picture pin. $400-450
409. COOLEY - DAVIS - FRENSDORF coattail
1 1/2” pinback promoting John W. Davis for
president, Mortimer Cooley for U.S. Senator, and
Edwin Frensdorf for governor (Michigan). From the
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION in GRAND
RAPIDS, and dated OCT. 1, 1924. Exceedingly rare
and in excellent condition with a Bastian Bros. Co.
Rochester, NY backpaper. $1000-1200
410. DAVIS SMITH 7/8”
John W. Davis for president and
Al Smith for governor of New
York. In excellent condition
with a BAINBRDIGE BADGE
& BUTTONS SYRACUSE N.Y.
backpaper. $200-250
411. DAVIS FOR PRESIDENT
CLUB 13/16” litho pinback made
by GREENDUCK CO. in Chicago.
A tough variety in excellent
condition. $175-225
412. HONEST DAYS WITH DAVIS
classic 7/8” pinback with an image
of TEAPOT DOME. In excellent
condition with an OPPENHEIMER
& SHAW WASHINGTON, D.C.
413. TAKE A KICK AT THE “TEAPOT” 1924
extremely rare 1 1/4” pinback shows a “DEM”
donkey kicking a teapot with a small image
of a “GOP” elephant. In excellent condition
with a NATIONAL
EQUIPMENT CO.
“BIM” THE BUTTON
& BADGEMAN N.Y.
backpaper. This has
to be the rarest of the
Davis Teapot Dome pins
and the first we’ve seen
in many, many years.
$1500-1800+
414. PROSPERITY MAKERS DAVIS
rare little 3/4” pinback. Attractive
patriotic design with gold lettering, in
415. BERKELEY CO. DAVIS
CLUB very rare 7/8” pinback
from West Virginia. In excellent
condition with a Whitehead &
416. JOHN W. DAVIS FOR
PRESIDENT CLUB scarce 7/8”
celluloid variety in bright, excellent
condition. $250-350
417. JOHN W. DAVIS
NOTIFICATION brass
badge with a woven
silk flag dated AUGUST
11, 1924. From the
Notification Ceremonies
in Clarksburg, West
Virginia. 1 1/2 x 2 1/4”
overall, in excellent
condition. $75-125
418. FOR
PRESIDENT 1924
- JOHN W. DAVIS 1924 1 1/2” celluloid
watch fob. Rare and
condition.
$1000-1200
419. FOR PRESIDENT
JOHN W. DAVIS
1” cello with a
BASTIAN BROS. CO.
ROCHESTER, NY
inscription enclosed
in a brass ring / white
metal fob with leather
strap (not shown).
1 1/2 x 5 3/8” overall,
$150-200
420. JOHN W. DAVIS
uniface white metal medalet,
looped for suspension.
24 mm. diameter and in
with some very minor surface
wear. $75-100
425. HOOVER KEAN LARSON coattail pocket
mirror from the 1928 campaign promoting Hoover
for president, Kean for U.S. Senator, and Larson
for governor (New Jersey). 2 1/8”, in excellent
condition. $250-300
421. RING FOR DAVIS AND
BRYAN brass bell. About
3/4 1 x 1 1/8 “. Quite rare
We’ve had dozens of the
matching Coolidge & Dawes
bells over the years, but this
is the first DAVIS & BRYAN
variety we’ve ever handled.
$125-175
428. HOOVER
OTTINGER AND
VICTORY large 3 x
8” ribbon badge from
the 1928 campaign
promoting Hoover for
president and Albert
Ottinger for governor
of New York, who lost
his gubernatorial bid to
Franklin D. Roosevelt. A
2 1/8” cello is suspended
from a patriotic ribbon.
Worn by a CAPTAIN
of the REPUBLICAN
COUNTY COMMITTEE.
throughout. $325-375
426. HoOver FOR EX-PRESIDENT 1 3/4 X 2 3/4” oval
pinback from the 1932 campaign. Very rare - the first
we’ve ever seen - and in excellent condition. Note the
word “Over” within “Hoover”. $250-350+
422. JOHN W. DAVIS
PERSONAL PARTY ribbon with
original brass T-pin. 2 1/2 x
5 1/4”. Scarce, but with overall
aging and discoloration, and
some pulls in the fabric near the
top. $100-125
423. JOHN
W. DAVIS OF
CLARKSBURG,
WEST
VIRGINIA for
PRESIDENT
poster. 11 x
14”, printed
on cardstock.
What appear
to be creases
is actually
a printer’s
imperfection.
Unusual and
in excellent
condition.
$200-250
427. MY VOTE IS GOING TO HELP RE-ELECT
HERBERT HOOVER tire cover from the 1932
campaign. About 29” diameter and in remarkable,
excellent condition. Lacking the straps on the
back (which we’re told is often the case). Rare
and desirable and likely the finest example known.
You’ll find the FDR mate elsewhere in this catalog.
$1800-2000
424. TEAPOT DOME CROOKS wooden cigar box. 2 1/4 x 5 1/2
x 8 3/4”. Features an image of a teapot over the Capitol Dome,
surrounded by oil
derricks. Among
the best political
cigar boxes of
the 20th century.
There’s one chip
on the lid where
it meets the nail,
otherwise excellent
condition and a
terrific display
piece. $550-650
429. Hoover & Curtis Colorado coattail poster
from the 1928 campaign promoting William
Boatright for governor and a host of local
candidates. Printed on paper, 18 1/2 x 24”, and
in generally excellent condition with just one faint
stain below the portrait of “Secretary of State Chas.
M. Armstrong”. $250-300
430.
Hoover & Curtis pocket
knife with jugate portraits
on one side and a photo of
the “Capitol WASHINGTON
D.C.” on the other. 3 1/4”
long, scarce, and in excellent
condition. $200-250
431. FOR PRESIDENT
ALFRED E. SMITH rare
1 1/4” pinback. The only
pin we know of showing
Smith wearing his
trademark derby. Nicely
centered (this often
appears off-center) and
$700-800
441. DEMOCRATIC
CLUB OF DENVER
1 1/4” pinback
promoting Franklin D.
Roosevelt for president,
circa 1936-1940. In
excellent condition
with a COLORADO
BADGE AND NOVELTY
CO. DENVER, COLO.
backpaper. $125-150
432. AL. SMITH
bold, large 1 3/4”
sepia pinback
in pristine
condition.
$125-150
433. SMITH & ROBINSON
YOU KNOW ME AL distinctive,
classy enamel on brass shield
screw-back. 7/8 x 1”, in pristine
condition. $125-175
436. WORK and WAGES ROOSEVELT CURLEY
2 1/4” pinback promoting Roosevelt for president and
James Michael Curley for U.S. Senator (Massachusetts),
1936. Graphic and in excellent condition with a
Universal Badge Co. Boston backpaper. $300-350
437. FORWARD WITH ROOSEVELT & HORNER
distinctive little 13/16”
pinback promoting Roosevelt
for president and Henry
Horner for governor (Illinois),
1936. In excellent condition
with a BASTIAN BROS. CO.
ROCHESTER, NY inscription
438. THEY MADE GOOD
ROOSEVELT MILES 1 1/4”
pinback promoting Franklin
D. Roosevelt for president
and John Miles for governor
of New Mexico, 1940.
Very scarce and in
excellent condition with a
St. Louis Button Co.
backpaper. $700-800
434. ALFRED E. SMITH FOR PRESIDENT 1928
lustrous, uncirculated brass campaign token embedded
in a thick cardboard birthday card. Hand-inscribed
“Loads of love --- Lillian” and dated “Oct. 1928”. The
token is common, but we’ve never seen the 4 1/4
x 5 3/4” card. A terrific display piece in excellent
condition. $75-125
435. MITCHELL DAY OCT. 29, 1936 desirable
single-day 1 1/4” pinback promoting Franklin D.
Roosevelt for president and honoring Pennsylvania
Governor Earle and
United Mine Workers
President John L.
Lewis. The event was
held in Wilkes-Barre,
Pennsylvania. In
excellent condition
with a PHILADELPHIA
BADGE CO.
curl. $350-450
442. DEMOCRATIC CLUB
1 1/4” pinback, and the
mate to the previous lot. In
COLORADO BADGE AND
NOVELTY CO. DENVER,
COLO. backpaper.
$75-100
443. LABOR WANTS ROOSEVELT AND HERSHEY
7/8” coattail pinback promoting
FDR for president and Harry
Hershey for governor of Illinois,
1940. In excellent condition
with a CHAS. M. GERAGHTY
INC. CHICAGO inscription
444. ROOSEVELT GARNER BULLINGTON 7/8”
coattail pinback from Texas promoting FDR for
president, John Nance Garner for vice president, and
Orville Bullington for governor.
This litho exhibits some light
discoloration in the white lettering.
Quite scarce - Bullington was the
Republican nominee for governor
and this split-ticket pin was
distributed by anti-Ma Ferguson
Democrats. $50-100
445. Pair of 7/8” coattail pins from Missouri
promoting FDR for president, Francis Wilson for
governor, and Bennett Clark (Champ Clark’s son)
for U.S. Senator. Wilson died shortly before the
election and was replaced by Guy Park. A scarce
pair - both are in excellent condition with a St. Louis
Button Co. backpaper. $125-175
439. ROOSEVELT FOR PRESIDENT LAUSCHE
FOR GOVERNOR rare 2 1/4” pinback from the
1944 campaign promoting FDR for president and
Frank Lausche for governor of Ohio. In excellent
condition. 1944 pinbacks are scarce, and this is no
exception. $550-650
440. Scarce 1 1/4” FDR
Roosevelt for president
and what we believe is a
list of candidates for local
offices in the Philadelphia
area, circa 1936. In
a JAMES SPENCER & CO.
PHILADELPHIA backpaper.
$150-175
446. VICTORY PARADE JULY 4, 1932 2 X 2 3/4”
cello suspended from a celluloid/brass AID badge
by a silk flag
promoting
Franklin D.
Roosevelt for
president.
Boston Mayor
James Michael
Curley - an
ardent supporter
of FDR - is
pictured at left.
Attractive, rare,
and in excellent
condition with
a Lopez Badge
& Novelty
Co. Boston
backpaper.
$1000-1250
447. IT USED TO BE A VOTE GETTER BUT IT’S
ON THE JUNK PILE NOW. terrific pro-FDR, antiRepublican 1 5/16” litho
from 1932. Features
an empty “NOTHING
IN IT - GRAND OLD
PROSPERITY” dinner
pail reminiscent of
the McKinley era. In
excellent condition and
made by GREENDUCK
CO. in Chicago.
$150-175
448. VOTE FOR ROOSEVELT
GUFFEY 2 1/8” pinback with a
PHILA. BADGE CO. backpaper
promoting FDR for president and
Joseph Guffey for U.S. Senator
(Pennsylvania), 1940. Silk
2 x 5 1/2” ribbon suspended. In
449. Guffey-Earle VOTE THE NEW
DEAL scarce 2 x 5” canvas-backed
paper ribbon suspended from a
1 3/4” FDR pinback promoting
Joseph Guffey for U.S. Senator
and George Earle for governor
(Pennsylvania), 1934. In excellent
condition. $100-150
450. ROOSEVELT LEHMAN
BENNETT SIROVICH
MURRAY JAREMA 2 1/4 x
4 1/2” silk ribbon suspended
from a scarce 1 1/4” FDR
pinback promoting FDR for
president, Herbert Lehman for
governor, William Sirovich
for Congress, and other local
New York candidates, 1932.
There's a minor pull near the
top of the ribbon not affecting
the text. $100-150
451. STAR DEMOCRATIC
CLUB ribbon badge from New
York promoting Franklin D.
Roosevelt for president, Herbert
Lehman for governor, Robert
Wagner for U.S. Senator,
and a host of additional local
candidates, 1936. 2 3/8 x 6 1/2”
silk ribbon suspended from a
1 3/4” Democratic star pinback
with a Wm. T. Wager Bronx,
N.Y. backpaper. In excellent
condition. $75-100
452. AMERICAN LABOR
PARTY / ROOSEVELT AND
LEHMAN ribbon badge
promoting FDR for president
and Herbert Lehman for
governor of New York,
1936. The 2 1/4” Greenduck
Co. litho has some light
“crackling” through the letters,
$75-100
456. VOTE DEMOCRATIC ONWARD With
ROOSEVELT scarce paper poster from the 1936
campaign promoting
FDR for president,
Garner for vice
president, Nelson
Kraschel for governor,
Clyde Herring for U.S.
Senator, Guy Gillette
for U.S. Senator, and
a host of other local
candidates from Iowa.
14 x 19”. There are
some paper chips
in the margins not
affecting the graphics,
otherwise excellent
condition. $200-250
453. VOTE FOR ROOSEVELT
TRUMAN WENE HART ribbon badge
from the 1944 campaign promoting
FDR & Truman, Elmer Wene for U.S.
Senator, and Edward Hart for Congress
(New Jersey), 1944. 1 1/2 x 5” silk
ribbon suspended from a scarce
1 1/4” pinback. Rare and in near mint
condition. $250-350
454. KEEP PROGRESSIVE GOVERNMENT
cardboard poster
promoting
Franklin D.
Roosevelt for
governor and
Herbert Lehman
for lieutenant
governor (New
York), 1930.
14 x 22” and
in generally
excellent
condition with
some light and
minor overall
foxing and a scuff
near the bottom
right corner.
$250-300
455. A BIG MAN FOR A BIG JOB tire cover from the
1932 campaign promoting FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT
PRESIDENT. About 29” diameter and in remarkable
condition. Missing the straps on the back, and a
mate to the Hoover tire cover offered elsewhere in
this catalog. Rare and desirable, and likely the finest
example known. $1800-2000
457. NEW DEAL POCKET WATCH with original
display box. The pocket watch (which, typically, no
longer works) is 1 7/8” diameter with an enameled
portrait of FDR against the Capitol Building on one
side and an image of the Capitol Building with the
inscription “THE NEW DEAL” on the other. The
box shows some minor edge wear and measures 1 x
2 1/2 x 4 1/2”. An image of FDR against the Capitol
Building appears on the outside lid and is repeated
on the inside lid. A terrific FDR display piece, circa
1936. $350-450
458. VICTORY CUP ICE CREAM one pint container
promoting “F.D.R. FOR PRES.” and “J.N.G. FOR VICEPRES.” with the same jugate portraits and inscriptions
on all four sides. About 3 1/4 x 4 1/4” with very minor
discoloration and some light soiling at the top of one
of the sides. A unique display piece from the 1932
campaign. $200-250
469. FOR PRESIDENT
WENDELL L. WILLKIE
attractive 1 1/4” pinback
with patriotic graphics. In
a St. Louis Button Co.
backpaper. $75-100
459. Rare FDR/Garner
campaign cane with real photo
portraits of Roosevelt / Garner
atop a cast aluminum donkey.
There’s a matching Hoover &
Curtis, so we know this is from
the 1932 campaign. About 38”
long overall, with its original
wooden staff. One very minor
scratch on FDR’s cheek,
Rare and terrific, and among
the very best political canes.
$750-850
460. KANSAS CITY MISSOURI WILL WIN WITH
LANDON 4” pinback from the NOTIFICATION DAY
ceremonies in TOPEKA, KANSAS. Dated JULY 23
- 1936. The rarest of the Landon Notification pins,
distributed by the “Union League Club of Kansas City."
In pristine condition. $1000-1250
470. JOE and I For WILLKIE 1 1/4” classic pinback
with a real photo portrait of heavyweight boxing
champ Joe Louis. Just before election day, Louis
sent Willkie a telegram
with the message: “Win
by a knockout. It will
mean freedom from the
WPA and for American
Negro rights.” In
backpaper. $700-800
464. 2 1/8” LANDON FOR PRESIDENT pinback.
Bold design and a scarce variety in excellent
condition. $300-350
465. 7/8” LANDON AND KNOX coattail pinback
promoting John Haigis for governor,
Leverett Saltonstall for lieutenant
governor, and Henry Cabot Lodge
for U.S. Senator (Massachusetts). In
excellent condition with a PILGRIM
BADGE & SPECIALTY CO. Boston
backpaper. $65-75
466. LAND(ON) YOUR
(ass) FOR PRESIDENT
very rare and desirable
1 1/4” pinback which
seldom turns up. In
pristine condition.
$500-600
461. ALF M. LANDON’S NOTIFICATION 2 1/4”
pinback from TOPEKA dated JULY 23, 1936. In
excellent condition with a TRAPP PRINT SHOP
TOPEKA backpaper. $200-250
462. LANDON KNOX
distinctive 1” pinback. A tough
variety in excellent condition
with a CRUVER MFG. CO.
CHICAGO inscription around
the curl. $75-100
463. LANDON CANON KNOX
7/8” pinback promoting Landon
& Knox, and Henry Cannon for
governor (Delaware). Scarce and
in bright, excellent condition.
$150-200
467. ALF. M. LANDON
postcard from the 1936
campaign “PUBLISHED
BY TRAPP PRINT SHOP,
TOPEKA, KANSAS” (the same
company which produced
many Landon pinbacks,
including the brown-tone
Notification varieties). First
time we’ve seen this scarce
postcard. Attractive and in
excellent, unused condition.
$50-75
468. A CLEAN SWEEP WITH
WILLKIE 7/8” pinback in
excellent condition. Rare - first
time we’ve seen this unusual
pin. $100-150
471. WILLKIE FOR PRESIDENT 2 1/2” pinback. Bold,
patriotic graphics and in excellent condition. $60-70
472. WILLKIE-STASSEN CAMPAIGN
CONTRIBUTOR
scarce 1 1/2”
pinback promoting
Willkie for
president and
Harold Stassen
for governor of
Minnesota. Scarce,
but with faint
scattered stains
in the white field.
$40-60
473. WILLKIE-DAWSON CLUB
scarce 7/8” coattail pinback
promoting Willkie for president
and Daniel Boone Dawson for
governor (West Virginia). In
474. WILLKIE GARBER 7/8”
pinback promoting Willkie for
president and Jacob Garber for
Congress (Virginia). In excellent
condition. $40-50
475. THE AMERICAN WAY WILLKIE AND BURKE
scarce 7/8” coattail pinback promoting Willkie
for president and Edward Burke for U.S. Senator
(Nebraska). Burke was among a
handful of incumbent Democrats in
the 1940 campaign who opposed
a third term for FDR, and openly
supported Wendell Willkie for
president. Faint, scattered stains
around the perimeter. $75-100
476. 13/16” REPUBLICAN litho coattail pinback
from Illinois promoting Willkie
for president, Dwight Green for
governor, Curley Brooks for U.S.
Senator, and Noah Mason for
Congress. In excellent condition
and made by GREENDUCK CO.
in Chicago. $40-50
477. VETERANS FOR DEWEY CLUB
little 3/4” pinback from the 1948
campaign in excellent condition.
$30-40
483. Harry S. Truman
for Judge of County
Court “Eastern District
- Jackson County, Mo.”
palm card from 1922.
2 1/4 x 4” and in
some inconsequential
hand-written pencil
notations on the blank
reverse. A terrific little
display piece featuring a
portrait of a very young
Truman, from his first
political campaign.
$250-300
487. VOTE TRUMAN FOR PRESIDENT pinback
in bright, excellent condition. The scarce and
desirable 3 1/2” variety. $1000-1250
478. GOVERNOR THOMAS E.
DEWEY ribbed silk ribbon. 2 1/4
x 5 3/4”, in excellent condition,
and worn by a member of the
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
$50-75
479. DEWEY
DAY tiny
5/8” pinback
in excellent
condition. $30-40
480. CITIZENS’ COMMITTEE FOR DEWEY &
WARREN
OFFICIAL
cardstock
enclosed in a
clear plastic
badge. 2 1/2 x
4”, in excellent
condition.
$40-60
481. ALL OUT FOR
TRUMAN JACKSON
COUNTY 2 3/8 X
6 1/2” ribbon in excellent
condition. This came
out of a collection in
Independence, Missouri
(Truman’s home town in
Jackson County) along
with other pre-presidential
Truman material - our best
guess is that this is from
Truman’s 1934 campaign for
U.S. Senator. $250-350
488. VOTE TRUMAN FOR PRESIDENT huge 9”
mate to the previous lot. In excellent condition with a
Philadelphia Badge Co. sticker on the back. $750-850
484. VOTE FOR DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES HARRY S. TRUMAN United States Senator ultra
rare poster from 1934 promoting Truman and
other local Missouri candidates. Images of crossed
U.S. & Missouri flags and the Statue of Liberty.
Professionally matted in a 16 1/2 x 25” frame, in
excellent condition. Inscription at the bottom reads
“These Candidates Stand for Roosevelt and Recovery
GENERAL ELECTION, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER
6, 1934”. Little did Truman know he would be
literally standing by Roosevelt as his Vice President
10 years later. First time we’ve ever seen this rarity.
$1250-1500
485. TRUMAN FOR PRESIDENT
7/8” pinback in excellent
condition. $225-275
482. HARRY S. TRUMAN
FOR Presiding Judge
County Court empty
matchbook from 1922,
promising "GOOD
GOVERNMENT (and)
GOOD ROADS”.
Extremely rare and in
$200-250
486. TRUMAN 1 1/4”
pinback in bright,
excellent condition. A
classic, patriotic design.
$150-200
489. TRUMAN AND FORREST SMITH 2” pinback
promoting Harry S. Truman for president and Forrest
Smith for governor of Missouri. A key Truman and a
rare coattail in excellent condition. $900-1100
490. TRUE TO TRUMAN 1 1/4” pinback distributed
by the TRUMAN DEMOCRATIC CLUB of WASH.
INC. with a G.H. STAMP
WORKS ABERDEEN
WASH. inscription around
the curl. There are two
TINY pinhole-size stains
around the curl at 1:00
and 2:00 which are barely
noticeable and detract little.
This rarity is in otherwise
$700-800
491. TRUMAN 7/8” pinback
in excellent condition. Simple,
distinctive lettering. $250-300
492. INAUGURATION OF HARRY S. TRUMAN JAN.
20, 1949 real photo 1 1/4” pinback. Scarce, and in
497. Rare 1 1/4” trigate from New York promoting
Eisenhower & Nixon, and Ralph W. Gwinn for
Congress, 1956. This also appears in a 3 1/2” size,
but this 1 1/4” variety is
much rarer and much
more desirable. PAT
GOGERTY DISPLAYS,
MT. VERNON, N.Y.
curl. Some light surface
scratches can only
be seen at an angle.
$1000-1250
498. U.S. PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN 1952 I LIKE
IKE classic “personalized” real photo 2 1/8” pinback.
Scarce and in excellent condition. You’ll find the
Stevenson variety elsewhere in this catalog. $500-600
499. IKE TO
WASHINGTON
scarce 1 3/4”
pinback from
the 1952
campaign
in excellent
condition.
$75-100
500. EISENHOWER
KRAUS scarce 1 1/4”
coattail pinback in
PHILA. BADGE inscription
around the curl. We have
not been able to identify
Kraus. $100-125
495. TRUMAN RESERVED
ribbon, circa 1948. 2 1/4 x
6 1/4”. Unusual and in excellent
condition. $100-150
496. STAY ON THE RIGHT TRACK license plate
topper promoting Truman for president and local
Missouri candidates Lane for State Treasurer and Black
for Auditor General. 6 x 11” overall with scattered
light chips and surface rust. $150-200
504. Scarce 1 1/4”
coattail pinback from
New Hampshire
promoting Eisenhower
for president and Hugh
Gregg for governor,
1952. Excellent
condition. $75-100
505. IF YOU LIKE IKE VOTE
FOR CASE FOR U.S. SENATE
1 3/16” litho pinback from
1954 supporting President
Eisenhower and promoting
Clifford Case for U.S. Senator,
New Jersey. Excellent
condition. $40-60
493. INAUGURATION OF HARRY S. TRUMAN
real photo pinback, the mate to the previous lot, in
the rare 1 3/4” size. Excellent condition. $600-700
494. TRUMAN &
BARKLEY Inauguration
1949 2 1/4” pinback
with a 2 1/2 x 5”
patriotic CENTRAL
DEMOCRATIC CLUB
HARRISBURG, PA.
ribbon attached.
Near mint condition
throughout and the most
graphic and popular of
the Truman Inauguration
pins. $600-700
503. Send Dick HANSEN TO
CONGRESS TO HELP IKE scarce
1” pinback from Minnesota,
1954. In excellent condition.
$100-125
501. I WILL VOTE Jim
PHILLIPS CONGRESS
“SUPPORT FOR IKE” rare 1”
pinback from California, 1954.
In excellent condition with a
STAR ENGRAVING CO. S.F.
$150-175
502. Pair of Delaware coattail 1” pinbacks from
the 1954 mid-term elections supporting President
Eisenhower and promoting Herbert Warburton for U.S.
Senator,
and Lillian
Martin for
Congress.
Both are in
excellent
condition.
$50-100
506. IKE NEEDS LECLAIRE 1”
coattail pinback in excellent
condition. We found a
reference to an Arthur Leclaire
who ran for the state house of
representatives in Connecticut,
and we are guessing this may
be a congressional hopeful pin
from 1954. $25-50
507. IKE Likes DWYER So
Do I 1” coattail pinback from
1956 promoting Eisenhower for
president and Florence Dwyer
for Congress, New Jersey. In
508. Pair of 7/8 - 1” Pennsylvania coattail litho
pinbacks from the 1954 mid-term elections
supporting President Eisenhower, and promoting
James McCaffrey and Frances McCusker for
Congress. Both in excellent condition. $50-75
509. VOTE EISENHOWER
BROYHILL 1” coattail pinback
from 1952 or 1956 promoting
Eisenhower for president and Joel
Broyhill for governor (Virginia).
510. LET’S BACK IKE
CANWELL FOR CONGRESS
1” litho pinback from
Washington state supporting
President Eisenhower and
promoting Canwell for
Congress, 1954. Excellent
condition. $20-30
511. Scarce 3”
coattail pinback
from New Jersey
promoting
Eisenhower for
president, Matturri
for Congress, and
H. Alexander Smith
for U.S. Senator,
1952. In excellent
condition. $100-125
512. 3 1/2” IKE LIKES JOCK unusual pinback. We
believe this
refers to John
Hay "Jock"
Whitney, one
of Eisehower's
major backers
and Alternate
Delegate to the
1956 RNC, and
appointed U.S.
Ambassador
to the United
Kingdom.
$100-150
516. Coattail ribbon from Oregon
promoting Eisenhower & Nixon,
Douglas McKay for governor, Mark
Hatfield for Congress, and other
Oregon locals, 1952. 1 5/8 x 7” and
in excellent condition with a common
LET’S BACK IKE litho attached. $30-40
519. I LIKE IKE enamel on brass compact, made
to resemble a rotary phone. 3 1/2” diameter, very
attractive, and in excellent condition. You’ll find the
Stevenson mate elsewhere in this catalog. $150-175
520. A WINNING TEAM STEVENSON KEFAUVER
oval 1 3/4 x 2 3/4” pinback from the 1956 campaign in
513. CITIZENS FOR EISENHOWER rare 3 1/2”
coattail pinback from 1952 promoting Ike for
president and Homer Ferguson for U.S. Senator
(Michigan). Scarce and in excellent condition.
$100-150
517. McNARY DAM DEDICATION BY PRESIDENT
EISENHOWER 2 1/4 x 4 3/4” ribbon badge dated
September 23, 1954. Named in honor of Oregon
Senator Charles McNary, who died 10 years before
the dedication of the dam. This comes with an
accompanying 5 1/2 x 8 1/2” program. Both in
514. WOMEN’S LEAGUE FOR
IKE & ELKINS “I WORKED A
WEEK FOR IKE” die-cut white
metal pin in the shape of the
Capitol Dome promoting
Eisenhower for president and
Mary Davis Elkins for Congress
(West Virginia), 1956. 1 3/16
x 1 9/16”, given to volunteers.
A classy and well-made pin in
515.
HOOSIERS
LIKE HANDLEY
& “IKE”
1 1/2” diameter
plastic keychain
promoting
Eisenhower for
president and
Harold Handley
for governor
of Indiana,
1956. Excellent
condition.
$30-40
521. VOTE STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC GENERAL
ELECTION 1956 4” Stevenson & Kefauver jugate
pinback in excellent condition. $200-300
518. Ike, Nixon, Kohler, and Senator Joe McCarthy
13 1/2 X 21 1/2” cardboard poster from 1952
promoting Eisenhower & Nixon, Walter Kohler for
governor, Joseph McCarthy for U.S. Senator, and a
slate of Wisconsin local candidates. A terrific poster in
excellent condition with the heading “This Is The Year
To VOTE REPUBLICAN” $200-250
522. THE TEAM FOR YOU NOT JUST THE FEW rare
4” trigate pinback promoting Stevenson & Kefauver,
and George Rhodes for Congress (Pennsylvania). In
523. VOTE
STRAIGHT
DEMOCRATIC
TICKET 3”
Stevenson &
Kefauver jugate
litho in bright,
flawless, near
mint condition.
$125-175
528. Rare celluloid
version of this 1 1/4”
I LIKE STEVENSON
classic, designed by
cartoonist Bill Mauldin.
Seldom offered and in
$700-800
533. We need ADLAI BADLY 4” pinback. Quite
scarce and in excellent condition. $150-200
524. DIST. 19 USA-CIO FOR STEVENSON 4” litho
pinback distributed by the Congress of Industrial
Organizations, 1952. There’s a divot on the “S”
in “STEVENSON”, otherwise bright, excellent
condition. $100-150
525. U.S. PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN 1952 I’M
MADLY FOR ADLAI “personalized” real photo 2 1/8”
pinback. Quite scarce, in excellent condition, and
much harder to find than the Ike counterpart (which
you’ll find elsewhere in this catalog). $750-850
526. WE CANNOT
AFFORD A LESSER
MAN STEVENSON IN
‘60 rare 1 1/4” pinback
with an EMRESS
SPECIALTY CO. N.Y.
backpaper. $250-300
527. STEVENSON 1960
1 1/4” pinback in excellent
condition. $75-100
534. WE
NEED
ADLAI
BADLY
3 1/2”
pinback.
Bold,
scarce, and
in excellent
condition.
$150-200
529. N.J. YOUNG DEMOCRATS 100% FOR
STEVENSON AND ALEXANDER 2 1/4” coattail pinback
promoting Adlai Stevenson for president and Archibald
Alexander for U.S. Senator (New Jersey), 1952. Very
rare and in excellent condition. $1200-1500+
535. MY FAVORITE
SON IS STEVENSON
lettering against a rising
sun on this tough
1 1/2” pinback in
bright, excellent
condition. $75-100
530. HUDSON DEMOCRATS ALL-OUT FOR
STEVENSON AND ALEXANDER 2 1/4” coattail
pinback promoting Stevenson for president and
Archibald Alexander for U.S. Senator (New Jersey),
1952. Very rare, in excellent condition, and the
companion piece to the previous lot. $1200-1500
531. WAGNER
STEVENSON
KEFAUVER
1 3/4” coattail
pinback
promoting
Stevenson &
Kefauver, and
Wagner for U.S.
Senator (New
York), 1956.
In excellent
condition.
$100-125
532. LOCAL 32 FOR
STEVENSON I.L.G.W.U. little
1” pinback promoting Adlai
Stevenson for president and
distributed by the International
Ladies Garment Workers
Union. Very rare and in
536. 3” STEVENSON AND SPARKMAN pinback
from the 1952 campaign in excellent condition with
a BASTIAN BROS. CO. ROCHESTER, NY inscription
in tiny letters around the curl. $50-75
537.
LEADERSHIP
STEVENSON
EXPERIENCE
tough 1 3/4”
pinback in
excellent
condition.
$125-150
548.
STEVENSON
KEFAUVER
PRESS scarce
2 1/8” pinback
in bright, pristine
condition.
$200-250
538. WIN WITH
STEVENSON 1 1/2”
pinback. A simple
but tougher variety in
$50-75
539.
VETERANS FOR
STEVENSON
scarce 3”
celluloid
pinback in
excellent
condition.
$225-275
544. WE’VE STILL GOT STEVE UP OUR SLEEVE
2 1/4” pinback from the 1956 or 1960 campaign. Very
scarce and in excellent condition. $175-225
549.
STEVENSON
HEADQUARTERS
2 1/8 X 3 1/8”
pinback. Scarce
and in bold,
bright, excellent
condition.
$250-300
550. STEVENSON OFFICIAL PARTY CAMPAIGN
TOURS 1 3/4 x
2 3/4” oval pinback.
In excellent
condition with a
BASTIAN BROS.
CO. ROCHESTER,
N.Y. inscription
around the curl.
$200-250
540. FOR
STEVENSON
PRESIDENT
3” pinback
in excellent
condition.
Very rare,
and a variety
we don’t
recall ever
having seen.
$225-275
541. STEVENSON IS
CHANGE ENOUGH FOR
ME different 1 1/4” pinback
from the 1952 campaign
$75-100
545. WE STILL HAVE STEVE UP OUR SLEEVE
3 1/2” pinback promoting Adlai Stevenson for
president, 1956 or 1960. Very rare and in bright,
551. MASSACHUSETTS STEVENSON KEFAUVER
AIDE 2 1/4” pinback. Rare and in bright, excellent
condition. $425-475
546. GOVERNOR STEVENSON FOR PRESIDENT
bold 2 1/4” pinback. In excellent condition, and
a rarity that seldom turns up. Stevenson served as
Governor of Illinois from 1949-1953. $500-600
542. ALL THE WAY WITH ADLAI 4” pinback. A
rare variety, but with faint scattered stains visible in
the orange background. $150-200
543. I’M FOR STEVENSON
1” pinback with an outline of
Oregon. In excellent condition.
$40-50
547. 3”
ARIZONA
LIKES ADLAI
pinback in
excellent
condition.
$100-150
552. The Party For You -- Not Just The Few!
VOTE STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC 3” pinback from
the 1956
campaign. This
standard slogan
appears on
many different
Stevenson
& Kefauver
campaign items.
In excellent
condition and
the first time
we’ve seen this
rarity. $200-250
553. OH GOOD
GRIEF NOT AD’
& KEEF” clever 3”
anti-Stevenson,
anti-Kefauver
pinback from the
1956 campaign
in excellent
condition.
$175-225
Who the heck was Joe Smith?
Joe Smith was a fictitious VP candidate whose name
was placed into nomination by Nebraska Delegate
Terry Carpenter at the 1956 Republican National
Convention in San Francisco, in an effort to show some
opposition to Richard Nixon's re-nomination. An
unsuccessful “Dump Nixon” movement at the RNC was
spearheaded by former Minnesota Governor Harold
Stassen, who tried in vain to convince Massachusetts
Governor Christian Herter to challenge Nixon for the
vice presidential nomination. There are a least a dozen
or more different “Joe Smith” pinbacks distributed
primarily by the pro-Stevenson forces in an effort to
poke a little fun at the Republicans.
558. VOTE STRAIGHT
DEMOCRATIC STEVENSON
AND DON’T LET THEM TAKE
IT AWAY scarce ribbon from the
1952 campaign, with a slogan that
encouraged voters to stick with a
Democrat in the White House for
continued prosperity, and a veiled
reference to the Great Depression of
1929 - the early 1930’s, the last time
the Republicans controlled the White
House. The slogan also appears on
several Stevenson campaign buttons.
In near mint condition and measures a
large 2 3/8 x 10 1/4”. $100-125
563. I’M FOR STEVENSON metal license plate topper.
3 1/2 x 10 1/2” and in near mint condition. $75-100
564. STEVENSON KENNEDY 1” pinback from the
1956 campaign promoting
Adlai Stevenson for president
and John F. Kennedy for vice
president. Rare, in excellent
condition and always a soughtafter favorite among Stevenson
AND Kennedy collectors.
$700-800
559. Single-day event ribbon
promoting Adlai Stevenson for
president. From a rally in Springfield,
Illinois, dated August 14, 1952. Very
faint discoloration and a couple of
pinholes near the bottom. 2 x 6”.
$60-80
554. JOE SMITH FOR STEVENSON & KEFAUVER
CLUB “STASSEN-CARPENTER CHAPTER” 3” pinback.
This has to be the most desirable of the “Joe Smith”
pins as it mentions both Nebraska Delegate Terry
Carpenter and Harold Stassen. Rare and in excellent
condition. $350-450
555. JOE SMITH
2 1/4” pinback
in excellent
condition with
a large red V for
Victory in the
background.
$50-75
556. I’m JOE SMITH unusual 2 1/4” pinback in
excellent condition. In excellent condition with a B.
PASQUALE CO. S.F. backpaper. There’s a handwritten notation on the button paper which reads
“Aug 1956 S.F.
Republican
Convention”.
Our guess is
that this was
hurriedly made
by this San
Francisco button
maker for use at
the Republican
National
Convention.
$75-100
557. I GO FOR JOE --SMITH, THAT IS! 1 1/2”
pinback. An odd variety in
565. “A PROFILE IN COURAGE” classic 2 1/4”
pinback promoting John F. Kennedy for vice president,
1956. In excellent condition with a WINTHROP
TRANSCRIPT, A.P. QUIGLEY, PUBLISHER inscription
560. WE NEED STEVENSON enamel on brass
compact resembling a rotary phone. 3 1/2”
diameter, in excellent condition. You’ll find the
Eisenhower mate elsewhere in this catalog.
$200-250
561. PROSPERITY STEVENSON SPARKMAN metal
license plate topper. This rare variety measures 4 3/4 x
9 5/8” and is in near mint condition. $300-350
562. KEEP PROSPERITY WITH STEVENSON
SPARKMAN scarce metal license plate attachment
with jugate portraits. 5 1/4 x 12” and in remarkable
near mint condition. $250-300
566. ELECT U.S. SENATOR JOHN F. KENNEDY
VICE PRESIDENT 2 1/4” pinback. Faint surface
scratches detract little from this desirable litho.
$300-350
567. 1 3/4”
coattail pinback
from 1960
promoting JFK
for president and
Vanden Heuvel
for Congress
(New York), who
would lose this
congressional
race to future NY
City Mayor John
Lindsay.
$175-225
572. NEBRASKANS FOR
KENNEDY 1” pinback. Very faint
discoloration in the white border
at 3:00 and 8:00 detracts little.
$125-150
568. 3 1/2” Kennedy & Vanden Heuvel coattail
pinback, and the larger mate to the previous lot. In
576. HIGH OFFICE DEMANDS HIGH
PRINCIPLE 2 1/4” pinback with a great slogan. In
bright, excellent condition with a WINTRHOP
TRANSCRIPT, INC. ANDREW P. QUIGLEY,
PUBLISHER inscription around the curl. $250-300
573. ELECT KENNEDY PRESIDENT 2 1/4”
pinback in pristine condition with a WINTRHOP
TRANSCIPT INC. ANDREW P. QUIGLEY
PUBLISHER inscription around the curl. $225-275
569. FOR AMERICA! FOR PRESIDENT!! VOTE
STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC 3 1/2” Kennedy & Johnson
jugate pinback. A bold design, and in excellent
condition with a PHILA. BADGE CO. inscription
577. Prostitutes... Vote For NIXON OR KENNEDY
We don’t care who gets in! Classic 2 1/4” novelty
pinback from the 1960 campaign in excellent
condition. $175-225
574. SHOEWORKERS FOR KENNEDY popular 3 1/2”
pinback in bright, near mint condition, and always a
favorite among JFK collectors. $425-475
578. SUPPORT
OUR PRESIDENT
VOTE DEMOCRATIC
3” pinback from the
1962 Pennsylvania
mid-term elections
supporting President
Kennedy, with three
ribbons suspended
promoting Joseph
Clark for U.S.
Senator, Richardson
Dilworth for
governor, and John
Reilly for Congress.
A choice example in
$150-200
570. FOR AMERICA! FOR PRESIDENT!!
PULL THAT 1ST BIG LEVER VOTE STRAIGHT
DEMOCRATIC 3 1/2” Kennedy & Johnson jugate
pinback. Bold and in excellent condition with a
PHILA. BADGE CO. inscription around the curl.
$275-325
571. NEBRASKANS FOR
KENNEDY 1” pinback with a
handsome, smiling JFK. Very
faint discoloration around the
curl from 6:00-9:00 detracts little.
$125-150
575. OUR NEXT PRESIDENT 4” JFK pinback in
excellent condition. A bold, popular, patriotic
design. $200-250
Only our actual cost of
shipping and insurance
will be added
There are never any
additional handling
or packaging fees
All packages are
prepared for shipment
with care in our facility
588. Rare oval coattail
pinback promoting Lyndon
Johnson for president,
Quentin Burdick for U.S.
Senator, and William Guy
for governor (North Dakota).
1 3/4 x 2 3/4”. Quite rare
$250-300
579. KENNEDY WANTS LILLIAN WALSH FOR
CONGRESS 2 1/2" coattail pinback from the 1962
mid-term elections in New Jersey. Very rare and in
580. DEMOCRATIC
IN ‘64 KENNEDY and
KERNER 1 3/16” litho
promoting Otto Kerner
for governor (Illinois). A
scarce pinback intended
for use in JFK’s anticipated
1964 reelection campaign
$100-150
581. SYMINGTON-KENNEDY-STEVENSON &
anti-Nixon ballpoint pen from the 1960 campaign
promoting Stuart Symington for president, John F.
Kennedy for vice president, Adlai Stevenson for
Secretary of State “AND NIXON FOR SPORTS
WRITER”. The results were a little different:
Symington would continue to serve as a U.S. Senator
from Missouri, JFK would get the presidential
nomination, Stevenson would be appointed U.S.
Ambassador to the United Nations, and Richard Nixon
would become a private citizen. First time we’ve ever
seen this oddity. $100-125
582. I’M FOR ANOTHER DICK ALSO POFF FOR
VICE PRESIDENT 3” pinback promoting Nixon for
president and Virginia Congressman Richard Poff for
vice president, 1960. Very faint discoloration in the
white background detracts little. $40-60
583. DICK AND DENCE ARE
HERE oddball 1” litho pinback
promoting Nixon for president
and Dence for ?, 1960. In
excellent condition with an
EMRESS SPECIALTY CO. N.Y.
$25-50
584. Nixon for Governor 3¢ postal card from
1962 featuring a portrait of Dick and Pat Nixon,
and daughters Julie and Patricia. “IF You want
to block the announced plan of the Communist
Party to ‘remove Richard Nixon from public life’...
THEN VOTE June 5th FOR RICHARD M. NIXON
Governor of California”. The Commies almost
succeeded - Pat Brown would win, prompting a
pathetic Nixon to deliver an embittered diatribe
directed at the press, whining “You don’t have
Nixon to kick around any more because, gentlemen,
this is my last press conference.” Yet another broken
promise. Except for a handful of relatively common
buttons, Nixon for governor items are tough to find
- and this is no exception. Rare and in excellent
condition. $100-150
589. ELECT BLATT JOHNSON 3 1/2” coattail
pinback
promoting LBJ
for president and
Genevieve Blatt
for U.S. Senator
(Pennsylvania).
In excellent
condition with a
PHILA. BADGE
CO. inscription
around the curl.
$150-200
590. ALL THE WAY
WITH LBJ AND CARL
ALBERT 1 1/2” coattail
from 1964 promoting
Johnson for president
and Carl Albert for
Congress (Oklahoma).
A very rare pinback
that seldom turns up.
$450-550
591. DOUG FRED
LBJ 1 1/4” pinback
promoting Johnson for
president, Doug Martin
for Congress, and Fred
Harris for U.S. Senator
(Oklahoma). Quite
rare and in excellent
condition. $200-250
585. LYNDON JOHNSON U.S. SENATOR
“ROOSEVELT * UNITY * DEFENSE" 2 3/8 x 4” palm
card, 1941. In excellent condition. Both sides shown.
$60-80
586. LET US CONTINUE VOTE DEMOCRATIC
3 1/2” pinback promoting LBJ for president and
William Hayden Burns (we think) for governor
of Florida.
In excellent
condition, and
from a series
distributed by
the Democratic
National
Committee with
a PHILA. BADGE
CO. inscription
around the curl.
$40-60
587. PETERSON FOR CONGRESS 3 1/2” coattail
promoting LBJ
for president and
Stephen Peterson
for Congress
(Iowa). From a
series distributed
by the Democratic
National
Committee with
a PHILA. BADGE
CO. inscription
around the curl. In
$75-100
592. L.B.J. FRED DOUG
1 1/4” coattail pinback
promoting Johnson for
president, Fred Harris
for U.S. Senator, and
Doug Martin for Congress
(Oklahoma). In excellent
condition. $100-125
593. GOP FOR JOHNSON
AND YOUNG 1” pinback
promoting LBJ for president
and Stephen Young for U.S.
Senator (Ohio). A tough
coattail in excellent condition.
$75-100
594. SUPPORT
COMMUNISM REELECT LBJ IN ‘68 1 1/4”
anti-Johnson pinback
distributed by “YACM” in
the Bronx. A scarce oddity
$50-75
595. Lyndon B. Johnson
MAJORITY LEADER US
SENATE lighter given
as a gift by LBJ, who
served as Senate Majority
Leader from 1955-1961.
$75-100
596. SCRANTON for
GOLDWATER & MILLER
1 1/4” cello in excellent
condition with a PHILA.
BADGE CO. inscription
around the curl. On this
scarce pinback,”Scranton”
refers to the town, not the
governor of Pennsylvania.
$275-325
597. GOLDWATER SCRANTON scarce 1” pinback
promoting Barry Goldwater for president and
Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton for vice
president. Intended to suggest a “compromise”
ticket, as the two men battled
over the civil rights plank
of the Republican Platform
put forth at the Republican
National Convention in San
Francisco. Just days after
the convention confirmed
Goldwater as their nominee,
Scranton lamented that the
odds against a Goldwater victory were “so long
that only the most optimistic partisan would have
anything but a glimmer of hope.” Quite scarce and
598. Who Needs
BARRY GOLDWATER?
NOBODY, THAT’S
WHO! 4” pinback with
a 2 1/2 x 6” ribbon
attached. Distributed
at the 1964 Republican
National Convention
by pro-Scranton antiGoldwater forces. Quite
scarce and in excellent
condition. $225-275
600. NIXON’S THE ONE / VOTE REPUBLICAN
2 1/2” flasher pinback from the 1968 campaign. A
very unusual variety in excellent condition with a
vintage 1950’s image of the GOP “boxing” elephant.
601. Very rare variety - Nixon as Napoleon pinback
from the Watergate
era with a 1973
copyright. Odd, large
3 x 5” size. We’ve
had a number of these
over the years, all
with the an inscription
below which reads
“WATERGATE...
NIXON’S
WATERLOO!”. This
lacks the inscription,
as made, and is likely
either a prototype or
a sample pin, and
the first we’ve seen.
$75-100
605. McGovern DOWN Lucey TO GO! post-1972
1 3/4” pinback disparaging former presidential
candidate
George
McGovern
and Wisconsin
Governor
Patrick Lucey.
Distributed by
the Wisconsin
Federation
of Young
Republicans.
In excellent
condition.
$40-50
606. FORD DOLE
76 AMERICA’S
CHOICE 3” caricature
jugate pinback in
Always a favorite and
among the best Ford
pins. You’ll find the
matching Carter &
Mondale jugate in this
catalog. $100-150
607. I AM A
FORDOCRAT
tough 3” pinback
from the 1976
campaign in
$60-80
602. GET IN GEAR WITH HUMPHREY AND WIER
scarce 2 1/4” pinback from the 1950’s promoting
Hubert Humphrey for U.S. Senator and Roy Wier for
Congress (Minnesota). In excellent condition with a
WENDELL - NORTHWESTERN INC. MINNEAPOLIS
inscription around the curl. $250-350
603. McGovern
Shriver Staff 1 1/2”
pinback. Quite rare
and in excellent
condition. $100-125
599. BACK BARRY PICK
PICKETT 1 1/8” litho
promoting Goldwater
for president and Roscoe
Pickett for Congress
(Georgia). In excellent
condition. $100-150
608. MISSOURIANS FOR FORD 4” pinback worn
by Missouri Delegates to the 1976 Republican
National Convention in Kansas City. Rare, in excellent
condition, and considered the #1 Ford pinback.
$400-450
604. Make America
McGovernable scarce
1 1/4” pinback in excellent
condition. From the
Hayward, California,
Democratic headquarters
with a Hale Co. Hayward,
Ca. inscription around the
curl. $100-125
609. WE and
SAMCO Salute
PRESIDENT
GERALD FORD
unusual 2 1/4”
pinback made
by the SAMCO
Advertising
Company. In
$30-40
610. CARTER
MONDALE 76 THE
PEOPLE’S CHOICE
3” caricature jugate in
Always a favorite and
among the top Carter
pinbacks. You’ll find
the matching Ford &
Dole jugate offered in
this catalog. $100-150
616. 39th PRESIDENT
OF THE UNITED STATES
Jimmy Carter ZIPPO
lighter. This must have
been a rather special
gift, as the lighter case is
marked STERLING and
the applied medalet with
the Presidential Seal is
marked 10K GOLD. In
$125-150
611. CARTER A
PLAIN PEANUT
2 1/4” pinback in
excellent condition
with a 1976
copyright date.
$30-40
612. I BELIEVE 1 3/4 X 2 3/4”
oval pinback with a caricature
of Jimmy Carter as Santa Claus.
Inscription around the curl has a
1976 copyright and HORN CO.
PHILA. Very scarce - the first
we’ve encountered. $75-100
613. REDWOODS
FOR CARTER
2 1/4” pinback in
excellent condition
from northern
California. We
live here and have
never seen this pin
before. $50-75
614. FOR CONGRESS-3rd DIST. FOR PRESIDENT
1 3/4 x 2 3/4” coattail pinback promoting Carter
for president and
John Bradamas for
Congress, Indiana. In
excellent condition
with a CITIZENS
FOR BRADAMAS
inscription around
the curl. $30-40
615. GUILDERLAND VOTER for CARTER
MOYNIHAN... 1 3/4” coattail pinback promoting
Carter for president, Daniel Moynihan for U.S.
Senator, and a host of other local New York
candidates. In excellent condition. $20-30
617. Group of 6 Reagan coattail pinbacks ranging
from 1 3/4 - 4” diameter. All are in excellent condition
and include: Bill Castor for Congress (Michigan),
Dan Coats for Congress (Indiana), Carrie Francke
for Congress (Missouri), Richard Orr for governor
(Indiana), Marge Roukema for Congress (New Jersey),
and a REAGAN SARACINO oval which we cannot
identify. $150-200
618. Weaver & Chambers
1880 Greenback Party
campaign ribbon. “For
President JAS. B. WEAVER
OF IOWA. For Vice
President J.B. CHAMBERS
OF TEXAS.” 2 1/8 x
5 3/4”. Minor aging and
light discoloration top and
bottom edges. Very rare - it’s
difficult to find any items
for Weaver and Chambers.
$350-450
619. Weaver and Field....
1892 jugate ribbon
from Sedalia, Missouri,
promoting People’s Party
candidates James Weaver
for president and James
Field for vice president.
Dated October 12, 1892.
2 1/2 x 5 1/4”, mounted
on cardboard (we have not
tried to separate the ribbon
from the cardboard), and
in generally excellent
condition with just a hint of
discoloration along the top
edge. $300-400
620. PEOPLE’S PARTY
WEAVER and FIELD.
2 1/4 X 4 3/4” ribbon
promoting James Weaver
for president and James
Field for vice president,
1892. In generally
"1186” is written on the
reverse in fountain pen,
bleeding through the
front within “PARTY”.
$150-200
621. Wing & Matchett Socialist Labor Party
electoral ticket from 1892 promoting Simon Wing
for president, Charles Matchett for vice president,
and Joseph B. Keim for Governor. 2 3/8 x 7". This
would be the first year the SLP would nominate
candidates for national office, and they would
continue to do so in every presidential election
up to 1976. Only 8 delegates would attend the
SLP convention in New York City to nominate
these candidates and approve a platform which
included abolishing the offices of President and
Vice President. From Gloucester County, New
Jersey. Exceedingly rare and in generally excellent
condition - and the first time we've offered anything
from the 1892 Socialist Labor Party campaign.
$300-400+
622. S.L.P. GILLHAUS
MUNRO 1 1/4” pinback
promoting Socialist Labor
Party candidates August
Gillhaus for president
and Donald Munro for
vice president, 1908. In
backpaper. $450-550
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Following is a selection of eight pinbacks and
badges from the Gold Democrats / National
Democratic Party campaign of 1896, who despised
William Jennings Bryan and feared that his free
silver platform would devastate the economy.
Refusing to support the Democratic ticket of
Bryan and Sewall, they chose John Palmer (former
Republican Governor of Illinois and a Union
general) for president, and Simon Bolivar Buckner
(former Governor of Kentucky and a Confederate
general) for vice president.
623. PALMER & BUCKNER
FOR AN HONEST DOLLAR
rare 7/8” lapel stud in excellent
condition. $250-350
631. TELLER SILVER REPUBLICAN “16 TO 1 BY
UNCLE SAM ALONE” 1 1/4” pinback promoting Silver
Republican candidate Henry Teller for president,
1900. Teller served as Secretary of the Interior under
President Arthur, and as a U.S. Senator from Colorado.
624. THE COURIER-JOURNAL
FOR AN HONEST DOLLAR
rare 7/8” pinback with jugate
portraits of Palmer & Buckner.
backpaper. $200-300
625. SOUND MONEY PALMER
& BUCKNER 7/8” jugate pinback
in unusually bright, near mint
condition with a tin back
stamped BALDWIN & GLEASON
CO. NY. $175-225
626. PALMER AND BUCKNER
$ FOR $ scarce 7/8” lapel
stud. In excellent condition.
A minor diagonal line below
Palmer’s portrait is a printer’s
imperfection under the
celluloid. $150-200
632. PEOPLE’S CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT
“Hon. THOS. E. WATSON OF GA.” 1 1/4” pinback
from 1904. Whitehead & Hoag Co. backpaper.
Scarce, but there’s a light stain around the curl at
5:00 and 11:00. $175-225
633. DEBS metal lapel stud. Hand
made and appears to have been cut
from a printer’s plate. 5/8” diameter,
and likely unique. Very unusual.
$125-175
638. WALLACE FOR PRESIDENT 2 1/4” pinback
promoting Progressive Party candidate Henry
Wallace for president, 1948, with a silhouette of
FDR behind a line drawing of Wallace. Usually
found in blue and white, this is the scarcer black
and white version, in excellent condition. $125-150
639. Y.P.A.
MARCANTONIO FOR
MAYOR “JOBS - PEACE SECURITY” 1 1/4” pinback
promoting American
Labor Party candidate (and
LaGuardia’s campaign
manager) Vito Marcantonio
for Mayor of New York
City, 1949. In excellent
condition. $100-125
627. JEFFERSONIAN
DEMOCRATS PALMER AND
BUCKNER 7/8” lapel stud with
PENN. BUTTON WORKS
PHILA. stamped on the tin
backing. In excellent condition.
$150-200
628. JOHN M. PALMER THE
TRUE DEMOCRAT 7/8” lapel
stud. Very scarce but with light
stains around the perimeter.
$100-125
629. PALMER & BUCKNER
1 3/4” jugate celluloid
disk suspended from a silk
American flag. In excellent
condition with a GERAGHTY
MFG. CO. CHICAGO paper
tag attached to the back of
the ribbon. $200-250
634. DEBS SEIDEL National Campaign Fund rare
25¢ contribution stamp from the 1912 campaign.
1 1/8 x 1 11/16”, in excellent condition. $325-375
635. I AM FOR “BOB” FOR
PRESIDENT 7/8” pinback
promoting Progressive Party
candidate Robert LaFollette for
president in 1924. A rare variety,
but with a light stain through the
letters “PRE”. $100-150
636. LEMKE and O’BRIEN wooden cane promoting
Union Party candidates William Lemke for president
and Thomas O’Brien for vice president, 1936.
Generally excellent condition with just some very
minor wear from use, and the first we’ve ever
handled. $175-225
630. JOHN M. PALMER
1 3/4” celluloid disk
suspended from a silk
American flag. In
$150-175
637. RAINEY WALLACE
RAVETZ 1” pinback promoting
Henry Wallace for president and
local Progressive Party candidates
Rainey & Wallace. In excellent
condition. $50-75
640. ELDRIDGE CLEAVER FOR PRESIDENT 1 3/4”
quartet of pinbacks in four different “day-glo” colors
for the Peace & Freedom Party candidate, 1968.
Quite scarce and in excellent condition. $150-175
641. WASHINGTON CLEAVER & WINSLOW 1 1/4”
pinback. Eldridge Cleaver appeared on many state
ballots as the presidential
candidate of the Peace
& Freedom Party, but
was paired with several
different vice presidential
candidates. This rarity is
from Washington State, and
promotes Calvin Winslow
for VP. Very rare and in
$100-150
642. CLEAVER & HOCHMAN
scarce 1” pinback promoting
Eldridge Cleaver for president
and Larry Hochman for
vice president, who ran on
the “New Politics” ticket in
Michigan, 1968. Very faint
650. JOHN W. SPRINGER
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
very scarce 1 1/4” pinback
Springer was a wealthy
Denver businessman and
a delegate to the 1904
Republican National
Convention. In excellent
condition. $75-100
647. Kennedy 2 1/4” pinback in excellent
condition. A distinctive design and one of the top
RFK pins in bright, excellent condition. $300-400
651. PRIMARY MAY 6 Walter Johnson FOR
CONGRESS 7/8” pinback from Maryland, in
GARRISON Toy & Nov. Co.,
Inc. Wash, D.C. backpaper.
Johnson was a star pitcher for
the Washington Senators and
would be elected to the Hall of
Fame in 1936, but would lose
this election for Congress in
1940. $100-150
643. SOUL ON ICE 22 1/2 X 28” poster with an
image of Eldridge Cleaver and a black panther,
created by artist David Mosley, with a 1969 copyright.
Produced the year after Cleaver published the book by
the same name. Unusual and in excellent condition.
$150-200
644. YOU GOTTA QUIT KICKIN’ MY DAWG
AROUN’ 2 1/4” celluloid with cardboard backing
promoting Champ Clark for president (Democratic
hopeful), 1912. Suspended from a watch fob-style
chain. Very light stain where holed, otherwise
excellent condition and a rare, large size. $125-150
648. PUERTO RICANS PARA KENNEDY extremely
rare 2 1/2” pinback in excellent condition with a
WESTERN BADGE L.A./Anaheim inscription around
the curl. This rarity is listed in Harvey Goldberg’s RFK
reference guide, but it was missing from the extensive
Bonnie Gardner collection. This was obtained from
the family of Jess Unruh, who served as Robert
Kennedy’s California campaign manager in 1968 (and
who lost his gubernatorial bid to Ronald Reagan in
1970). An opportunity to obtain one of the rarest, most
elusive RFK pinbacks. $400-500+
645. 3” pinback
from 19481952 promoting
Earl Warren
for president
(Republican
hopeful). Scarce
- the first we’ve
encountered and in excellent
condition. $75-100
646. ESTES Is The
BESTEST 2 1/4”
pinback promoting
Estes Kefauver for
president (Democratic
hopeful), 1952. A
very tough variety in
$60-80
652. THE LONG TICKET CARRY ON FOR HUEY &
O.K. terrific 23 x 30” cardstock poster memorializing
Huey Long and promoting Earl Long for governor,
Oscar Allen for U.S. Senator, and a host of local
Louisiana candidates, 1937. Produced two years after
Huey Long’s assassination. In amazing, bright, pristine
condition. $500-600
653. VOTES FOR
WOMEN NEW YORK
1915 scarce 1 1/4”
condition. $250-300
654. VOTES FOR WOMEN little
3/4” pinback in excellent condition
with a “MADE IN LOS ANGELES By
The H. Hoegee Co. Inc.” backpaper.
$100-125
649. VOTE R.F.K. PRESIDENT 14 1/2 x 19 1/2”
cardstock poster in generally excellent condition
with just a hint of discoloration within the letters
“ENT” near the bottom right corner. Very rare unlisted in Harvey Goldberg’s RFK guide - and the
first we’ve seen. $200-250
655. I AM A CITIZEN 7/8”
pinback in excellent condition,
circa 1915. $150-175
656. Brass broom CITIZENS
stickpin from the 1910’s with
a gold ribbon. 2 7/8” long, in
excellent condition, and marked
BASTIAN BROS. CO. ROCH.
N.Y. on the back. $150-175
657. VOTES FOR
WOMEN ribbon
badge. 1 1/4” cello
suspended from a
patriotic ribbon by a
silvered brass badge.
$200-250
661. Ohio
Woman’s
Suffrage
Association
Columbus
1908 rare
silk ribbon.
2 1/4 x 6”,
in excellent
condition.
$300-350
662. 26TH
CONVENTION
N.J. WOMAN
SUFFRAGE
ASS’N 1 1/8
X 5 1/2” silk
ribbon from
Jersey City.
Dated 1916
and worn by
an ALTERNATE
Delegate to the
convention.
In excellent
condition.
$200-250
663. MISSOURI
SUFFRAGE
CONVENTION
Delegate ST.
LOUIS 1919
rare 2 x 4 3/8”
silk ribbon
in excellent
condition with
a STEINER
ENGRAVING
& BADGE CO.
St. Louis, Mo.
tag on the back.
$400-450
664. Collection of 24 different Women’s Suffrage poster stamps, seals and “cinderellas” mostly from the
1910’s, from the United States and abroad. A terrific group, all in excellent condition. (Images are reduced
50%). $350-450
658. N.Y.W.S.A. 26th
Annual CONVENTION
2 3/4 x 5 5/8” silk ribbon
from ITHACA, New York.
and issued by the New
York Woman’s Suffrage
Association. $200-250
659. WOMAN’S PARTY scarce 1 1/2 x 5” silk ribbon
in generally excellent condition with very minor
discoloration within the gold stripe. $200-250
660. MARY A.
LIVERMORE CIRCLE
silk ribbon suspended
from an ornate brass
badge. Livermore (18201905) was a journalist,
women’s rights advocate
and President of the
Woman’s Suffrage
Association (formed
in association with
suffragette Lucy Stone).
This ribbon badge
would have been worn
by women reporters
and writers who wrote
to local newspapers to
promote equal suffrage.
3 x 8 1/2” overall, quite
rare, and aside from
some very faint stains, is
$500-600
665. FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF THE American Equal Rights
Association rare and early 5 1/4 x 8 1/2” single-sided flier
written by Lucretia Mott and dated March 12th, 1867.
“The object of this Association is to secure Equal Rights
to all American Citizens, especially the Right of Suffrage,
irrespective of race, color or sex.” Great content concerning
not only the rights of women, but also of “...the black man
(who) is still denied the crowning right of citizenship, even
in the nominally free states, though the fires of civil war have
melted the chains of chattelism, and a hundred battlefields
attest his courage and patriotism.” The bottom lines
encourage communications and donations “...to be addressed
to SUSAN B. ANTHONY, 464 West Thirty-fourth street, New
York.” An historical document in excellent condition (with
two horizontal folds, as mailed). $400-500
666. Votes for Women Suffragettes 5 3/4”
tall bisque figure. A rather rude, unflattering
depiction of a loud-mouthed AfricanAmerican suffragette holding a large club.
The inscriptions are a bit light but this is in
otherwise excellent condition. $200-250
667. “The ‘Bloomers’ in Hyde Park, or an
Extraordinary Exhibition for 1852” 7 1/4 x 17 1/4”
hand-colored print from London. New Yorker
Amelia Jenks Bloomer - a temperance and suffrage
activist - popularized the style. In his terrific book
entitled Women’s Suffrage Memorabilia, Ken Florey
explains: “...the new form of dress was a woman’s
rights issue, not only because of Bloomer’s suffrage
sympathies, but also because it addressed the topic
of women’s freedom in terms of her right to be
comfortable in what she wore.” Four vertical folds,
and light stains that are confined mostly to the upper
left corner. $200-300
668. Belva Lockwood hand-written letter and
envelope from the late 1880’s on a 5 1/2 x 8 1/2”
lettersheet from the BOURBON HOUSE in Paris, KY.
“I enclose to you
Money Order
for $10, and
will endeavor to
send you more
soon. Yours,
B.A. Lockwood.”
In excellent
condition with
a sharp, clear
signature.
$300-400
669. FRED DOUGLASS THE GREATEST COLORED
ORATOR AND STATESMAN brass badge from
the INTERNATIONAL COTTON EXPOSITION in
ATLANTA, GA. Features Douglass on the obverse
with his birth and death dates, and the COLORED
RACE BLDG. on the reverse. The medal is 38 mm.
diameter and in excellent condition with original
luster. $150-175
670. Frederick Douglass memorial spoon from 1895.
Portrait of Douglass in the bowl with the inscription
BORN 1817 MARYLAND. The handle lists significant
dates in Douglass’ life including: 1838 SLAVERY, 1863
54-5 MASS. REGIMENT, 1872 ELECTOR AT LARGE,
1877 U.S. MARSHALL D.C., 1889 U.S. MINISTER TO
HAITI, and 1895 DIED WASHINGTON. 6” long and
671. NEGRO’S 50TH CELEBRATION OF
FREEDOM 1 1/4”
pinback celebrating
Lincoln’s Emancipation
Proclamation, 18631913. Rare and in
excellent condition
with a Chattanooga
Button & Badge Mfg.
Co. Chattanooga, Tenn.
backpaper. $200-250
672. EMANCIPATION
DAY 1863 ONWARD
1916 1 1/4” pinback with
oval portraits of Lincoln
and Frederick Douglass.
A terrific pin in excellent
condition with a Pettibone
Bros. Mfg. Co. Cincinnati,
O. backpaper. $250-300
673. MARTIN LUTHER KING SPEAKS...JULY 31,
1966 3 1/2” pinback from an attendee at King’s
speech at the William Neal Reynolds Coliseum
in Raleigh, North Carolina. Some 5,000 people
attended, many of whom endured verbal abuse
from members of the Ku Klux Klan, who organized
a counterdemonstration.
A rare, terrific
pin - the first
we’ve seen in excellent
condition
with an N.G.
SLATER
CORP. N.Y.C.
inscription
around the curl.
$250-300
674. WE THE PEOPLE HONOR MARTIN LUTHER
KING 12 1/4 x 19” broadside poster from a political/
memorial rally held at the Federal Building in San
Francisco four days after King’s death. The event was
sponsored by the Peace and Freedom Party, which
grew out of the Black Panther movement in 1967. The
Panthers/Peace & Freedom Party clearly differed with
Dr. King on tactics (the Panthers believed that MLK’s
non-violent
campaign had
failed - that the
“traditional’”
civil rights
movement
would take
too long to be
implemented,
if at all),
making this
poster all
the more
interesting,
as the more
radical
activists in
the civil rights
movement
took a moment
to memorialize
Martin Luther
King while demanding that “ALL BLACK POLITICAL
LEADERS MUST BE SET FREE NOW”, and also
encouraging businesses in San Francisco to close on
the day of the Monday memorial. Very rare. This was
posted and there are a couple of tape marks on the top
center edge, otherwise excellent condition. $250-350
675. RALLY DR.
KING WED. MAY 12
1 1/4” pinback from an
appearance by Dr. Martin
Luther King in the black
community of Lakeview
(Long Island), New York.
Very scarce and in excellent
condition. $100-150
676. FREE JAMES
EARL RAY 1 1/2”
pinback urging
freedom for the
convicted assassin
of Dr. Martin Luther
King, circa 19681969. A bizarre
rarity we’ve never
seen before, in
$100-150
677. “WORKINGMEN OF EVERY COUNTRY UNITE
TOGETHER TO DEFEND YOUR RIGHTS / WE
REQUIRE 8 HOURS FOR WORK 8 HOURS FOR
OUR OWN INSTRUCTION AND 8 HOURS FOR
REPOSE”. 2” diameter pocket watch from the 1910’s.
This no longer works but is in otherwise excellent
condition. A terrific item from labor’s turbulent
and troubled times during the early part of the 20th
century. $500-600
678. free AMERICA’S SMITH ACT VICTIMS
SENTENCED FOR THEIR IDEAS! 11 X 17” paper
poster portraying black and white hands clutching
prison bars with a scene of protesters carrying signs
as they march toward the White House, and urging
citizens to “Wire President Truman - NOW!” The
Smith Act (known officially as the Alien Registration
Act of 1940) set criminal penalties for advocating
the overthrow
of the U.S.
government
and required
all non-citizen
adult residents
to register with
the government.
More that 200
people were
indicted under
the legislation
including
alleged
communists
and anarchists.
Persecution
under the Smith
Act continued
until a series
of U.S. Supreme Court decisions in 1957 reversed
a number of convictions as unconstitutional. Rare,
in excellent condition, and distributed by the
NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO WIN AMNESTY FOR
SMITH ACT VICTIMS. $350-450
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