William McKinley: Anti-Bryan Caricature "Bryan D

Campaign pin bearing the photograph of William Mckinley. [Politics, Ephemera, Campaign Ephemera, Pins, Pinbacks]

Pencil, pen & ink on carton. Signed lower left, "Fred. Morgan". Depicts two mustached children looking up at arguing actors labeled as Democratic/Populist presidential candidate William Jennings Bryan

Political caricatures of William Jennings Bryan during has Presidential campaign published by Sackett & Wilhelmans of New York, copyright by Judge 1900. Dimensions: 21" x 13.75" for both "They're Off"

5 Political Buttons in lot including Theordore Roosevelt, Alton B. Parker, William McKinley and William J Bryan. Provenance: Albany, NY Estate

Group of 28 buttons promoting the 1896 presidential bids of William McKinley and William Jennings Bryan with running mate Arthur Sewall Provenance: From the ex-Collection of APIC Member Ralph Rodman O

The solar eclipse of 1900 spawned a series of presidential campaign buttons. This 1-1/4" pin back design depicts McKinley eclipsing William J. Bryan. Features bold imprint "Eclipse Will Be Total Nov.

LOT (4) INCLUDING (3) WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN, 1896/1900 PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN PIN BACK BUTTONS; (1) WILLIAM MCKINLEY 1900 PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN PIN BACK BUTTON

Lot of 4 Kurz & Allison Chromolithographs Historic Men and Families. (1). William McKinley, Wife and Mother 1896 (2). William Jennings Bryan "Family" Ruth, Grace, Wife and Willie 1897 (3). General Joh

Lot of 4 Kurz & Allison Chromolighographs Historic Men and Family Subject Matter. (1). William McKinley, Wife and Mother 1896 (2). William Jennings Bryan "Family" Ruth, Grace, Wife and Willie 1897 (3)

1904 Wm McKinley / Teddy Roosevelt, 1896 W.J. Bryan, 1948 Tom Dewey, 1936 ALF Landon (3), William Taft, Franklin Roosevelt, Eisenhower, Nixon, Kennedy & More - in Frame

Three 7/8" pinbacks and one stud supporting perennial Democratic candidate William Jennings Bryan. Comprises: 1.) Black-and-gold printed, "How the Farmer Loves Gold Bugs", pinback depicting McKinley g

Class III Bryan Dollar, Schornstein 902 (Zerbe 107): // 16 to 1 / NIT / 1896 // obverse with a satirical bust (Bryan caricature?), reverse" // IN GOD WE TRUST / FOR THE OTHER 47 CENTS //. Cast in alum

This letter was written by William J. Bryan (1784-1860) in 1840. Bryan writes about the election William Henry Harrison ("Old Tip") and informs a friend that his neighbor stole a "negro" from someone

Bryan Mechanical Dollars, Schornstein 908 and 909: Two Anti-Bryan mechanical dollars: 1) The 1896 device features an eagle with the inscription // I AM ALRIGHT // when the eagle's head is upright. Mov

Complete 10/13/1900 dated political flier commenting on the Free Silver Movement. Two color political notes, one for each candidate in the 1900 presidential election. Imprint at bottom right. Unusual

Folk Art Cane with Bust of Williams Jennings Bryan, "Free Coinage" stamped on the cane, 35" Long, and is missing Ferrlle,

WORLD WAR I. ST. CLAIR, LABERT. 1887-1949. The Story of the Liberty Loans. Washington, D.C.: James William Bryan Press, 1919. Tall 8vo (12 x 9 in.), full black limp leather with title and emblem gilt

,United States,1896 American flag patch with hammered metal disc embellishments and black backing. Back of pin with paper card that reads "Worn by W. E. P. Taylor in McKinley- Bryan Torchlight Parade

Includes Franklin Roosevelt, Warren G Harding, William Bryan, James Riley, Calvin Coolidge, GW Arbuckle, Harry Davis, GPL, H&M, and More. Largest 1 1/2" Excellent

Two horse bridle McKinley & Bryan C. 1900 campaign buttons. 1 3/4" D..

James William Bryan Press, 1919. 4to. 186pp. Illus.  Book Condition: Fair to Good.

James William Bryan Press, 1919. 4to. 186pp. Illus. Fair book. Spine ends worn Book Condition: Fair.

[BRYAN, William Jennings (1860-1925), his copies]. ROOSEVELT, Theodore (1858-1919). Presidential Addresses and State Papers and European Addresses. New York: The Review of Reviews Company, 1910. INSCR

Celluloid 1-1/4" diameter button imprinted with portrait busts of William Jennings Bryan and John W. Briedenthal (Kansas Gov. Candidate) above a tornado.