John W. Davis and Al Smith: Coattail Buttons.

Two 3/4-view, bust-length black & white portraits of John W. Davis on a black ground, and imprinted in white "For President / John W. Davis". Button with darker ground imprinted with union bug at 3 o'

Rare 1924 John W. Davis For President Large Celluloid Campaign Button. John W. Davis ran on the Democratic ticket from West Virgina. He carried 12 states, all in the south. 3 7/8" D. John Van Meter Co

Comprises two 7/8" celluloid pinback buttons with imprint "For President / John W. Davis" and a 3/4" lithographic button imprinted "Davis For President." All retain back papers with manufacturers Whit

1/2" to 3/4". Includes: 1.) Two celluloid buttons imprinted "DAVIS" on black ground, smaller with imprinted back paper "Manufactured by / The American Art World / Coshocton / Ohio", reverse of larger

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

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

Dish was produced by Hazel-Atlas Glass Company as a souvenir that was given away at Clarksville, West Virginia. Dish measures 4"Dia x 1.5"H, pin is 1"Dia. Rare commemorative collectible pi

Letter from JOHN W DAVIS July 1924, American politician, diplomat and lawyer. He served under President Woodrow Wilson as the Solicitor General of the United States and the United States Ambassador to

Black and white photo of a presidential nominee John W. Davis by Pach Brothers NY. Autographed by Mr. Davis and a letter dated 1934 also signed by John W. Davis where he confirms that the photograph i

Letter from JOHN W DAVIS July 1924, American politician, diplomat and lawyer. He served under President Woodrow Wilson as the Solicitor General of the United States and the United States Ambassador to

7/8" jugate portraits of 1924 Democratic candidate John W. Davis and running mate Charles W. Bryan. Reverse bears original back paper reading, "Bastian Bros. Co. Rochester, N.Y." below shaped oval tra

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

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

A Signed Ohio Coverlet and a Patriotic Coverlet Ohio coverlet signed John Smith / W. Salem / Ohio / 1853. patriotic coverlet having woven busts of George Washington to corners and dated 1869. Ohio cov

Lot 8 x 10 B & W Photos including; Al Smith, stage and screen actors, Casa Blanca still, Nudes, Hemingway, Mayor Laguardia, Benny Goodman (color), candid and city shots, Joan Crawford, Orson Wells, La

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.

Fascinating letter penned in the summer of 1863 by John W. Lewis to Jefferson Davis, President of the Confederate States of America. In his letter, Lewis offers to lend Davis up to $5,000, interest fr

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

Franz Hermle West German John Smith London Lantern Clock. Depicts The Skeleton With Biblical Reference And Verse On One Carved Panel And Chronos With His Scythe On Other Side. Measures 14 Inches High.

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ST JOHN BASICS BLACK KNIT JACKET WITH GOLD BUTTONS -SIZE M

Hounds & Dogs - Their Care Training & Working Author: A. Croxton Smith et al Illustrations B/W Photos Dated: 1932 Pages 320 P

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