Progressive Party - 1912 Campaign Buttons

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

Five duplicate half tone and lithographic campaign posters for the 1912 Progressive Party candidates Theodore Roosevelt and Hiram Johnson. Each depicts the candidates in standing full-length poses abo

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

National Progressive Party / Vote Under This Emblem. New York: Zincograph Co, n.d. Political campaign poster for the Progressive Party, formed by Theodore Roosevelt in 1912 after he lost the president

American, early 20th century, mounted campaign buttons, watch fob and ribbon raging from the 1900 McKinnley/Roosevelt election to 1912 as the Bull Moose third party presidential candidate, later compo

"FOR A FREE, HAPPY, PROSPEROUS AMERICA". Two pinback buttons featuring Earl Browder and James W. Ford for president and vice-president. Both good condition with normal age patina. Oval pin 5/8" x 1".

This wonderful campaign flag measuring roughly 21” x 24” was produced by D&C of New York in 1919 for Theodore Roosevelt’s “Progressive Party” campaign against incumbe

9 S/M 19th century assorted political buttons. This lot includes a scarce Rough & Ready button representing Zachary Taylor in 1848, a brass "Whig" party campaign button for 1834 showing a liberty cap,

Benson Kirkpatrick. Nice old button. 1916 Socialist Party

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

THIRD PARTY CANDIDATE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN BUTTONS Ralph Nader and other assorted third party candidates. Go ahead, throw your vote away! 3"

US silver coins ($12.60 face), 40% silver half dollars (11 pcs), WWII silver nickels (12 pcs), 1912 Progressive Party donation reciept, US currency including silver certificates ($23 face)

Progressive Party Battle Flag from 1912 with a printed portrait of Theodore Roosevelt at the center surrounded by the text Progressive/Roosevelt 1912 Battle Flag, with the initials D & C, NY at the lo

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

1902 Theodore Roosevelt Drawing the Line in Mississippi print 7.5x7". 1932 The Book of Presidents 26pp, 6.25x3.5", corner creases. 1912 linen Progressive Party strip. Dark metal moose pin 1x1". Blue P

1912 TEDDY ROOSEVELT PROGRESSIVE PARTY SCARF 26" X 16.5"

Nine pieces Theodore Roosevelt political memorabilia. Includes Progressive Party Bull Moose metal badge and celluloid button, Progressive Delegate metal badge, Roosevelt family picture and Roosevelt's

Four ribbons supporting the 1912 Progressive presidential candidate Theodore Roosevelt. Comprises: 1.) Blue printed silk portrait ribbon. Bears text "Roosevelt / Progressive Convention . Lincoln, Nebr

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

State Police Pin, Mr. Peanut Wooden Pin, Girl Scouts and Other Pins. See photos for condition and details Local pick-up available on February 4th or 3rd party shipping available. Please see terms.

Six celluloid buttons ranging from 7/8" to 1-1/4" supporting third-party candidates 1908 through 1948. Represented parties and interests include: Progressive Party, United Mine Workers, Independence P

2-3/4" oval celluloid pinback made for members of the official campaign party of 1956 Democratic candidate Adlai Stevenson .

Group of over 70 items with no duplication. Includes celluloid and lithographic portrait, jugate, illustrated, and party pinback buttons and studs [sizes from 1/2" diameter to 2-1/8" diameter]. Accomp

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