Five Wilson Campaign Buttons From 1912-1916

1912 & 1916 Woodrow Wilson Campaign Buttons. Three Wilson and Wilson & Marshall presidential campaign buttons.

Comprising: 1.) Two 7/8" red, white and blue buttons with Wilson and Marshall, reading "They have kept the faith / America / First / We'll stand by them", one with union bug at each side of curl, with

Group of five "Bull Moose" items comprising: 1.) Celluloid 3/4" pinback imprinted "Washington / Roosevelt / Party." Retains Whitehead & Hoag back paper. 2.) Celluloid 7/8" pinback boldly imprinted at

Political 1916 Woodrow Wilson for President Rare Pinback Button Statue of Liberty "AMERICA FIRST LIBERTY" Theme 1916 Presidential Campaign, Pinback Button for Woodrow Wilson for President with Statue

Approximately 33 items (largest 4" H). Includes portraits, slogans, ribbon buttons, celluloids and lithos supporting 1912 & 1916 Democratic candidate Woodrow Wilson and running mate Thomas Marshall. S

Approximately 24 items, all approximately 1". Includes portraits, jugates, and slogan buttons on celluloid and lithos on tin, all supporting 1912 & 1916 Democratic candidate Woodrow Wilson.

1-1/4" celluloid button with half-tone jugate name portraits of 1912 Democratic candidate Woodrow Wilson & running mate Thomas R. Marshall reading, "I've Paid My $1 / Have You?" Given to campaign cont

Group of 50 Woodrow Wilson campaign buttons. Ranging in size from 3/8" to 1 1/4". Featuring many portrait buttons.

Three older Socialist campaign buttons. Featuring a 7/8 inch 1912 Debs / Seidel Jugate ( some back rust ), a 7/8 White with Debs Headshot ( nice with light back rust ) , and another 7/8 Debs for Presi

Title: William McKinley, Theodore Roosevelt and Alton B. Parker Origin: Dallas Provenance/Additional Info: Group of five campaign buttons from 1900 and 1904, including two McKinley & Roosevelt jugates

Includes They Have Kept the Faith, Progressive Policies, The Pen is Mightier Than the Sword, and America First, All measure 1in diameter.

I Think We've Got another Washington and Wilson is His Name campaign poster for Woodrow Wilson, circa 1912. Poster is 14 1/2 X 18 1/2 inches in size. Possibly a reprint. SHIPPING: In-House Shipping av

Up for auction is a recent estate find, a Woodrow Wilson political campaign pamphlet dated August 15, 1912 and was addressed to farmers at Washington Park, New Jersey. The front cover depicts Woodrow

Real photo button with "New Jersey" hanger. 2 1/2 inches

1940 Roosevelt Wallace Campaign Buttons. Five FDR and Henry Wallace presidential campaign buttons.

Comprises: 1.) Nautical theme lithograph poster. Depicts Wilson in a standing full length, full profile, pose wearing a naval uniform on the deck of a ship. Background features a waving U.S. flag and

1912 Roosevelt Progressive Bull Moose Campaign Buttons. 4 Buttons including hand colored Teddy Roosevelt.

1916 Charles Evans Hughes & Charles W. Fairbanks campaign buttons. \r\nU.S. Supreme Court Justice Hughes and former Vice President Chas. Fairbanks.

A People Awakened The Story of Woodrow Wilson's First Campaign by Charles Reade Bacon. Copyright 1912

Group of approximately 50 buttons, mostly Taft. Also includes Bryan, Wilson, Hughes, Cox, Harding & Coolidge, Coolidge & Dawes, Davis, and Hoover Lithos. Provenance: From the ex-Collection of APIC Mem

Comprises:1.) Five 3-1/2" diameter celluloid buttons including four "Kennedy / Johnson" name examples and one "If I were 21 I'd Vote For Kennedy" slogan specimen. 2.) Synthetic pink satin ribbon with

Group of 1-1/4" halftone pinback buttons depicting Marshall in bust-length 3/4 profile poses. Comprises: 1.) Two 1912 duplicate specimens with imprint at top "For President". Both retain Whitehead & H

Lot includes: Kennedy, Donahue, Arconti, Ratchford, I Like Ike, Woodrow Wilson. From President to governor, mayor, etc.

Large .68 Rockefeller Press; Governor Rockefeller for Governor; and For Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller, Malcolm Wilson for Lieutenant Governor. Three in the lot. Varying sizes.