Al Smith - Twenty Buttons

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

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

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.

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

15 items comprising: portrait, jugate, and name buttons and stickpins; enamel studs; slogan medalet and tag. Features a 7/8" celluloid jugate depicting Smith and running mate Joseph Robinson. Includes

Al Smith (American, 1902-1986) boxing scene oil on masonite depicting two boxers fighting in a ring, signed to lower right, housed in an ebonized wood frame. Image: 19.5" H x 15.5" W; frame: 27" H x 2

James Bama (American, b. 1926) Old Al Smith, 1983, pencil on paper, signed Jim Bama and dated (upper right) 11 x 11 inches  Provenance:

Both the letter and the comic strip are framed. Mutt and Jeff 1963 comic strip. Framed under glass with letter. Comic strip title "Physical fitness program" with presentation. 5 1/2 x 19 inches. Overa

Litho on tin, the 1928 presidential race. Measures 8 inches diameter. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell.

Framed original American newspaper daily comic strip drawing "Mutt & Jeff" signed and dated by the artist, Al Smith, Feb. 12, 1962. Al Smith (American, 1902-1986) cartoonist. India ink over pencil on

(1902-1986) American cartoonist, the creator of the hapless pair ‘Mutt and Jeff’ which enjoyed a nearly 50-year run. A group of four items: two original hand-inked and signed strips of &#8

(2) AL SMITH PANORAMIC 1ST INNAUGURATION RPPC, PHOTOGRAPHER IS STEPHEN SCHREIBER, ALBANY, NEW YORK, FROM ESTATE POSTCARD COLLECTION OF ANTHONY "TONY" BASILE, OF ALBANY, NEW YORK.

1928 Joseph Cummings Chase Drawing of New York Governor Al Smith in frame. Signed and dated lower left, possibly signed by Governor lower right. Measurements in inches: 16 1/2 x 20 1/2, image: 14 1/2

1928 Presidential election, Metal like a license plate Measures 12 by 4 inches

1955 Topps Al Smith #197 Tough Hi Number

1955 Topps Al Smith #197 High Number

Al Smith Cartoonist Signed Drawing, incsribed along with drawing of Mutt and Jeff. All autographs & signed ephemera presented here is from the Cordelia Platt autograph collection. Highly regarded in t

AL SMITH FOR PRESIDENT TIN EMBOSSED LICENSE PLATE TAG, HAS RUSTED OUT CORNER W/ OVERALL SURFACE RUST, 12" X 4 1/2", CIRCA 1932, MOUNTED ON WOOD BOARD

1954 Topps Al Smith #248 Rookie Centered

Nice group of 3 Signed Cards. 9" by 13" framed.

HIGH GRADED CLEVELAND INDIAN

Lot of two (2) black and white illustrated comic strips by Al Smith ( American, 1902 - 1986 ) ~ cartoonist whose work included a long run on the comic strip Mutt and Jeff. Measure from 17 1/2" - 20 3/