Two Wendell Willkie 1940 Campaign bandanas

Group of over 100 items. Includes celluloid and lithographic slogan, zinger, and name buttons [sizes from 3/4" to 1-1/4" diameters].

Group of over 30 items. Includes celluloid and lithographic portrait, slogan, zinger, and coattail buttons [sizes from 7/8" to 1-5/8" diameter]. Accompanied by a fabric "I'd give my shirt for Willkie"

Group of over 100 items. Includes celluloid and lithographic portrait, slogan/anti-FDR, and name buttons [sizes from 3/4" diameter to 1-1/2" diameter]. Accompanied by small group of enamel studs and a

LOT (16) ASSORTED WENDELL WILLKIE 1940 PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN PINS AND PINBACK BUTTONS

Large group of approximately 90 Wendell Willkie campaign buttons. Approximately 60 slogan celluloids, together with approximately 30 lithos. Provenance: From the ex-Collection of APIC Member Ralph Rod

9-1/2" x 12-1/2" wooden frame under glass, containing an array of over 20 items. Includes portrait and slogan celluloid and lithographic buttons [sizes from 7/8" diameter to 2" diameter] and two books

Group of celluloids and lithos for 1940 Republican candidate Wendell Willkie. Includes 7 "worker" lithos, 14 portrait celluloids, and one convention celluloid. Provenance: From the ex-Collection of AP

Group of over 30 celluloid and lithographic text-only buttons [two with ribbons suspending Liberty Bell medalets]. Sizes from 1-1/4" to 1-3/4" diameters.

Includes Wendell Willkie campaign flag in red, white, and blue with text "God Bless America Wendell Willkie Out Next President" and Willkie's portrait with American flags at center. Also includes New

(35) 1940 Franklin Roosevelt/Wendell Willkie campaign buttons, mostly anti-FDR, including (2) Willkie portraits with celluloid elephants & (1) FDR portrait with celluloid donkey

Seven assorted 1940 portrait and slogan buttons (with one ribbon), five celluloids supporting Wendell Willkie, the other two litho on tin supporting Franklin D. Roosevelt. Includes: 1.) 1" Every 'Budd

Group of over 200 items. Includes celluloid and lithographic portrait, jugate, slogan, cartoon, name and anti-FDR pinback buttons [sizes from 5/8" diameter to 3-1/2" diameter] with a small gathering o

9-1/2" x 12-1/2" wooden frame under glass, containing an array of 23 items including portrait and slogan celluloid buttons [sizes from 7/8" diameter to 2-1/2" diameter] with a group of pins. Features

9-1/2" x 12-1/2" wooden frame under glass, containing an array of over 80 items including portrait and slogan celluloid pinback buttons [sizes from 3/4" diameter to 1-3/4" diameter] with a group of en

9-1/2" x 12-1/2" wooden frame under glass, containing an array of over 40 items including portrait and slogan celluloid buttons [sizes from 3/4" diameter to 3-1/2" diameter]. Accompanied by assorted l

9-1/2" x 12-1/2" wooden frame under glass, containing an array of 32 items including portrait and slogan celluloid buttons [sizes from 7/8" diameter to 2-1/2" diameter] with a group of pins. Features

Two Campaign Bandanas From the Presidential Election of 1928each consisting of silkscreened fabric having a sepia portrait of either the Democratic or Republican candidate within a patriotic border, p

9-1/2" x 12-1/2" wooden frame under glass, containing an array of over 30 items including celluloid name and slogan buttons [sizes from 3/8" diameter to 3-1/2" diameter] with assorted ephemera includi

Group of thirty 1-1/4" celluloid pinback buttons.

Group of 3-1/2" buttons comprising portrait [2], visit [4], and slogan [10] examples. Portrait button bear legends "Our Next President" and "For President." Visit buttons include locations Westchester

Eleven celluloid slogan buttons supporting 1940 Republican candidate Wendell Willkie (and many Anti-FDR). Includes: 1.) 1-1/4" red white and blue "Vote Willkie for Prosperity / Away with the New Deal

Includes celluloids, enamels, lithos, tabs, and tie bars supporting 1940 Republican candidate Wendell Willkie.

Two (2) 1880 campaign bandanas featuring printed jugate portraits of Democratic presidential candidate Winfield S. Hancock and running mate William H. English. Portraits surrounded by allegorical and

Approximately 46 items (largest 1-1/4"). 22 celluloids including portraits, name badges, and slogans. 26 lithos. One enamel stud.