1928 Herbert Hoover President PRESIDENTIAL Campaign

(3) "Lucky Pocket Piece" and (1) Herbert Hoover for President

1928-1929 Herbert Hoover & Charles Curtis PRESIDENTIAL Campaign Harris & Ewing Amalgameted Lithograph Rough framed dimensions are 23 1/2 x 29"

1928-1929 Herbert Hoover & Charles Curtis PRESIDENTIAL Campaign Harris & Ewing Amalgameted Lithograph Rough framed dimensions are 23 1/2 x 29"

Hoover Lucky Pocket Piece Memorabilia 1928 Herbert Hoover "Lucky Pocket Piece" political memorabilia. This token was a promotional item for Herbert Hoover's successful 1928 presidential campaign. This

Political 1932 Herbert Hoover Presidential Campaign Bandana 1932 Presidential Campaign Bandana, Herbert Hoover Portrait on Cotton, With Seals of the 48 States, Choice Extremely Fine. c. 1932, Boldly P

[POLITICS] Two posters including one for the 1932 Presidential campaign. 16 x 21.5 in. "Keep him on the job. / Hebert Hoover, Republican Candidate for President." Herbert Hoover (1874-1964, Pres

A 1928 three-fold trade card for the US Presidential Campaign. Portraits of the main candidates, Herbert Hoover and Alfred E. Smith on the front. The card features a Mallory Hat Company NY ad. In 1928

TLS dated October 12, 1928 pre-Presidential letter on personal letterhead with typed Washington, DC., signed in black fountain pen, no envelope. Addressed to Mrs. William Beatty Jenings (sic), 601 Gre

Vintage Herbert Hoover House Presidential Campaign Window Sign. 9 x 9 inches. Good Condition

Political President Herbert Hoover Rare Macerated Currency Card Made from old worn out Paper Money estimated $1,000.00 c. 1928, President Herbert Hoover Macerated Currency Silhouette Portrait on its O

Lot of 15 antique and vintage presidential memorabilia items including inauguration medal, buttons, luck medallions, and Democratic National Convention tickets. Herbert Hoover 1928 presidential campai

Enormous Herbert Hoover 1928 campaign cigar with elaborate band and fitted box, the cigar largely intact, the box a bit stained and with some splits. Certainly unusual! Hoover himself was an avid ciga

(7) 1932 & 1944 Presidential campaign buttons, Herbert Hoover, Franklin Roosevelt, largest 3-1/2" dia

[U.S. Presidents – Herbert Hoover] Presidential Bakelite Poker Chips. American, ca. 1930s. Pair of Bakelite chips in red and swirled butterscotch, inlays stamped in gilt with the presidential se

Vintage photographs of almost and sort of famous people (44). The group includes William Hill, state campaign manager for President Herbert Hoover, Carl Davis, who conspired with Mrs. Frank, a pretty

Campaign Posters for Herbert Hoover (1928) and Roosevelt-Garner (1936)the Hoover poster presented in a black wooden frame (26-3/4 x 19-3/4 in.); the Roosevelt and Garner posters are unframed, but shri

Hoover, Herbert [U.S. President, 1929 – 33]. Trio of Presidential Bakelite Poker Chips. American, ca. 1930. Three Catlin poker chips with the presidential seal. Excellent. Seymour pg. 35.

Three glass cases of various Republican campaign pins, including Herbert Hoover (31st President of the United States) and Wendell Wilkie. The Hoover collection includes a novelty license plate and pen

This lot includes vintage campaign buttons of: (2) For President Herbert Hoover. (1) President Harry Truman. (1) Franklin D. Roosevelt (1) Unknown. Buttons are approx 1" x 1" and are in good, vintage

Herbert Hoover Elected President

Herbert Hoover, 31st US President (1929-1933) , shadowbox presentation, incl. typed letter signed, dated November 13, 1950, 1950s photograph, campaign buttons, bottle cap, first day of issue stamps, f

Described & Photographed By:Robin NF 40224-C Title:Presidential Appointment Herbert Hoover Signature Postmaster Kissimmee Florida Description:President Herbert Hoover hereby appoints Rhea W. Pherig

Wow! This is one of those menus that are just snap shots of history. This menu covers not only railroad history but Presidential history.This is a menu that was used for President Herbert Hoover and h

presidential greeting to "Thomas M. Wilson of Tennessee," signed by president Herbert Hoover and Secretary of State Henry Stimson, May 23, 1929, with seal, framed, 19 x 23 in.