Three Theodore Roosevelt Campaign Buttons

Nine (9) William McKinley presidential campaign buttons and ribbon badges, 1896 and 1900. 1st item: McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt campaign button, 1900, depicting jugate portrait vignettes of the ca

Group of 20+ Theodore Roosevelt campaign buttons, together with four Alton B. Parker buttons. Includes portraits and jugates, and Roosevelt Rough Rider governor pinback. Provenance: From the ex-Collec

A single Theodore Roosevelt "Stand Pat" political campaign button, label of the Victor Fletcher Co. of Cincinnati Ohio, cards read Sound Money, Expansion, Protection, and Prosperity, button measure 1

Comprises: 1.) Three vintage postcard photographs. 2.) 1904 advertising calendar for "Isley & George Insurance," Portsmouth, N.H. Features a waist length duo-tone portrait. 3.) Early color off-set lit

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

A Collection of Sixty-Six US Presidential Campaign Buttons, Late 19th-Mid 20th Century, Including buttons representing McKinley, Theodore Roosevelt, Taft, Wilson, Hoover, Kennedy, Goldwater, Johnson a

1904 Theodore Roosevelt and Charles Fairbanks political presidential campaign celluoid pinkback. It is a sepia tone with a paper Whitehead & Hoag label. 7/8"

Three silk campaign ribbons supporting the 1900 Democratic presidential candidate William McKinley and running mate Theodore Roosevelt. Two White silk ribbons printed in blue. Both imprinted "Regular

Three silk campaign ribbons supporting the 1900 Democratic presidential candidate William McKinley and running mate Theodore Roosevelt. Two White silk ribbons printed in blue. Both imprinted "Regular

Provenance from the estate of a deceased collector in the USA. Please, see all the attached quality images showing its actual condition.The dimensions are Approx.22" x 24". This lot is located in Boca

Excellent pair of 1904 Teddy Roosevelt Campaign Buttons. Great colors and image. 1 1/4" Excellent-Near Mint

Large group of approximately 46 Franklin D. Roosevelt buttons, including American Labor, Memorial buttons, "Win the Peace" and the ILGWU. Provenance: From the ex-Collection of APIC Member Ralph Rodman

Heading: (Stone, Sam) Author: Andrews, Byron Title: The Facts About the Candidate - 2 copies Place Published: Chicago Publisher:Sam Stone Date Published: 1904 Description: T

original poster, frame is 16"x20", poster is 13"x17"

Theodore Roosevelt campaign pins, group of 8 1) one "Rose" velt rose pin 2) one North Dakota, The Roosevelt Cabin pin 3) one Square Deal 1912 pin 4) one 1904 campaign pin 5) one pin "Let Well Enough A

Group of 40 Wendell Wilkie Anti Roosevelt Campaign Buttons. 1 to 3.5 inches.

Large Group of FDR Franklin Roosevelt Campaign Buttons. Ranging from 2 inch ( photo buttons ) to 1/2 inch.

The mohair teddy, jointed with center seam, stitched nose and glass eyes. Decorated with a Teddy Roosevelt campaign button on the chest. 22in. (56cm) l; 16in. (41cm) from seated. Condition: some wear.

ASSORTED TEDDY ROOSEVELT POLITICAL CAMPAIGN BUTTONS, LOT OF 21, comprising 18 PTAP "Bull Moose" pins/buttons, two "Gov. Roosevelt at Aberdeen, SD, Sept. 13th, 1900" portrait button souvenirs, and an u

Black and white lithographic image from a charcoal portrait, on linen backing. Features text at top: "Republican Policy Needs No Explanation / Acts And Promises Fulfilled / Guarantee the Future." Base

A group of 13 Theodore Roosevelt political Presidential campaign pins of various sizes, verso labels include Whitehead & Hoag Co. Overall good condition.

Roosevelt campaign poster that features both Theodore Roosevelt of New York and Charles W. Fairbacks of Indiana Poster is applied to a wood backing and is an original printing (18 1/2" x 12 1/2")

A group of 6 graphic photo political Presidential campaign pins if Theodore Roosevelt, single pin with Whitehead & Hoag Co. on verso label. Sizes vary from 3/4 inch to 1 1/4 inches. Overall good condi

1900 Presidential Campaign Buttons- the McKinley & Roosevelt ticket and the elusive Fitz Hugh Lee button