Lewis Cass Democratic Campaign Portrait

Lot 383 Nathaniel Currier Lewis Cass Democratic Campaign Portrait Nathaniel Currier hand colored lithograph depicting Cass seated waist length portrait in a full profile pose. Titled at bottom mar

Hand-colored lithograph jugate depicting 1848 Democratic Presidential and Vice Presidential candidates Lewis Cass and William O. Butler. Each oval portrait bears an oak leaf surround surmounted by an

Authentic campaign ticket

Robert Bruce Horsfall (1869-1948) for Rookwood Pottery monumental earthenware Standard Glaze vase with the portrait of Lewis Cass Lutz (1855-1893) Cincinnati, Ohio, 1894 high glazed ceramic impressed

Hand-colored lithograph published by Nathaniel Currier, 1848. Titled "Grand, National, Democratic Banner" and depicts the two Democratic Party candidates, Lewis Cass and William O. Butler. Bears illed

A hand colored lithograph of the Democratic Presidential candidate Lewis Cass and his VP running mate Wm. D. Butler, marked lower left "Lith. & Pub. N. Currier" and lower right "152 Nassau St. Cor. Of

Title: Antique c1848 H/C Zachary Taylor American Presidential Campaign Fan Dimension: 10 x 13" Provenance:In the 1848 election, Taylor handily beat Lewis Cass (D) and the incumbent Martin Van Buren (F

Hancock & English 1880 Campaign Bandana. Winfield Scott Hancock and William Hayden English democratic candidate campaign of 1880 bandana; "Cochran’s Turkey Red" bandana with portraits. Ran against J

Three 1-1/4" and one 1-3/4" celluloid portrait buttons depicting 1948 Democratic candidate Harry Truman. Three campaign, one inauguration. Two with ribbons.

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

Two 19th century historical glass plates in 'Classic' pattern by Gillinder Glass Co of Pennsylvania, central frosted portrait busts of Thomas A. Hendricks and Grover Cleveland, democratic running mate

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

Black ink printed on pink linen ribbon. Features vertical jugate portraits of the Democratic candidates with federal eagle vignette at center and candidates names on a scroll. Dated at bottom 1888. Be

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

[POLITICS]. BRADY, Mathew, photographer, after. Engraving of Lewis Cass. New York: A.H. Ritchie, engraver, Edward Anthony, publisher, 1848.  3 x 4 in. engraving under 5 x 6 in. glass featuring a

Standing full-length depiction of Napoleon in uniform with arms crossed. Depicts the military leader in-the-field with campfire, command tent, and guard in background. Unsigned. Dimensions:  Sigh

Nice group of 77 older political campaign portrait buttons. Ranging from 1/2" to 2 inches. Featuring several rare local and national election candidates.

HISTORICAL CURRIER & IVES PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN PORTRAIT PRINTS, LOT OF THREE, hand-colored lithographs on paper, comprising "JAMES K. POLK / Eleventh President of the United States&quot

Five ribbons, all featuring various portraits of Blaine in a bust length, 3/4 profile, pose. Comprises: 1.) Champagne-tone gilt-stamped ribbon. Features three overlapped profiles identified below as "

Comprises: 1.) Two-tier format champagne-tone satin ribbon with applied fringe trim at center and bottom. Bears a portrait of Cleveland at top and silver-stamped imprint at bottom "Jeffersonian Club /

1" diameter gilt stamped brass frame back-to-back ferrotypes. Each side of frame stamped with the name candidate corresponding to their portrait and dated "1860." Frame holed at top for suspension.

White metal bust depicting McKinley on base with raised text: "Protection and Prosperity". Further engraved below bust: "Our next President Hon. Wm. McKinley".

Large halftone bust-length portrait posters for the leading party candidates from 1904 and 1908 with names boldly printed below their images. Comprises: 1.) Theodore Roosevelt in a right facing pose.

Rectangular chromolithograph tole tray. Depicts McKinley in a bust length portrait in 3/4 profile. Border bears oak and laurel leaf motif