1928 Al Smith, Smith & Robinson Presidential Buttons

1928 Al Smith, Smith & Robinson Presidential Buttons. The four-term governor of New York, became the first Catholic nominee for president losing to Hoover in 1928.

15 items comprising: portrait, jugate, and name buttons and stickpins; enamel studs; slogan medalet and tag. Features a 7/8" celluloid jugate depicting Smith and running mate Joseph Robinson. Includes

Three items supporting 1928 Democratic candidate Al Smith. Comprises: Two 1-1/4" celluloid portrait pinbacks reading "For President", each with attached thermoplastic hat suspended from red, white, an

Celluloid and metal portrait, text, and jugate buttons. Includes: 1.) 7/8" Bob Wagner coattail. 2.) 1-1/4" American Liberty Smith button. 3.) Two 7/8" Smith & Robinson jugates, one celluloid, one meta

Comprises: 1.) Celluloid 7/8" rebus depicting Smith with U.S. flags behind his portrait with the legend " The Guiding [Star] of Our Nation / Alfred E. Smith / New York." Imprinted at bottom near curl

1928 Celluloid portrait buttons. Largest 1-1/2". Includes "Al Smith Gave us Sunday Base Ball".

4" celluloid portrait of Al Smith's running mate Joe Robinson in a bust length 3/4-profile pose. Features border legend "For Vice President / U.S. Senator Joe T. Robinson of Arkansas." Back retains or

Litho on tin, the 1928 presidential race. Measures 8 inches diameter. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell.

1928 Presidential election, Metal like a license plate Measures 12 by 4 inches

Group of approximately 25 MacArthur buttons, and patriotic buttons including VJ Day and Pearl Harbor, World's Fair, early New York Yankees, 2-1/2" Al Smith with union bug, and others. Provenance: From

14.5" x 5"

Tin nautical plate, 1928 Al Smith For President sign and 16" 1919 PA license tag.

Two political rings. One red with image of Herbert Hoover and the other blue with "Al Smith". Hoover and Smith ran against each other in 1928. Wear and tarnishing to each as expected with age. Hoover

A ROUND PICTURE OF FDR AND TWO PRESIDENTIAL PLATES AL SMITH AND HOOVER

Al Smith Gave Us Sunday Pins. Steel and Celluloid, 22mm (2), no pins. Sepia bust l., anti-blue laws Base Ball on Sundays. Al Smith Lucky Token, 1928. Brass, 25.5mm. Democratic donkey. (Total: 4 pieces

EIGHT MASSACHUSETTS VOLUNTEER MILITIA BUTTONSAmerican, 19th century. Eight (8) assorted buttons including Waterbury, Wm. H. Smith, Robinson, D. Evans, and Scoville.From the Collection of John F. Bradb

1928 Joseph Cummings Chase Drawing of New York Governor Al Smith in frame. Signed and dated lower left, possibly signed by Governor lower right. Measurements in inches: 16 1/2 x 20 1/2, image: 14 1/2

VINTAGE MCKINLEY PRESIDENTIAL BUTTONS One button "For America and Democracy", others include McKinley/Hobart, Smith, U.S. Grant 1"

9-1/2" x 12-1/2" wooden frame under glass, containing an array of 18 items including portrait, jugate and name celluloid buttons [sizes from 3/4" diameter to 1-1/4" diameter]. Includes a 6" x 4-1/2" c

Aiden Lassell Ripley (1896-1969) Painting Hulls, 1928 signed and dated "A.L. Ripley '28" upper right watercolor, 15 1/2 by 19 3/8 in. inscribed "For my friend Geoffrey Epine Smith" lower left

A 1928 three-fold trade card for the US Presidential Campaign. Portraits of the main candidates, Herbert Hoover and Alfred E. Smith on the front. The card features a Mallory Hat Company NY ad. In 1928

Presidential buttons in glass case. Dates range from 1928 to 2020 and include Hoover (1928) Truman (1948) Bill Clinton (1996) Obama (2008) and Trump (2020). The memorabilia includes a "Vote Democrat"

Lot of 15 antique and vintage presidential memorabilia items including inauguration medal, buttons, luck medallions, and Democratic National Convention tickets. Herbert Hoover 1928 presidential campai

Babe Ruth Signed H&B Baseball Bat Inscribed "To My Friend Al Smith"Bat measures approximately36" in length. A cherished piece of baseball history, this Babe Ruth signed baseball bat is a testament to