"JAMES M. COX" 1920 DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN PORTRAIT BUTTON

Comprises: 1.) Photographic 7/8" celluloid portrait button depicting Cox with his name imprinted at bottom center edge. Retains St. Louis Button Co. back paper. 2.) Duo-tone 3/4" portrait mule button

Celluloid duo-tone portrait button with text "Cox For President." Curl at bottom bears Chicago union shop imprint with number "232."

Celluloid duo-tone portrait button depicting Cox in a bust-length, 3/4 profile, pose facing right. Imprinted "James M. Cox" at bottom.

1-1/4" photographic celluloid pin back portrait button with "James M. Cox" imprinted below.

1920 James M. Cox Presidential Campaign Button. Cox Lapel Stud - an unusual Rooster (cock) pin.

Three celluloid buttons naming 1920 Democratic candidate James M. Cox and running mate Franklin D. Roosevelt. Comprises: 1.) 1/2" James M. Cox pinback with "Cox" imprinted over a map of Ohio. Union bu

8" satin ribbon supporting 1920 Democratic candidate James M. Cox and running mate Franklin D. Roosevelt. Reads, "Elect Cox Roosevelt 1920". Provenance: Dr. Alan York Estate

Unusual 2-3/4" roughly made oval celluloid button with printed full-color circular portrait of 1920 Democratic candidate Warren G. Harding, on a gilt ground.

"Abstract Portrait of a Woman"; 1920; Linocut; 9.5" x 4"; Signed Lower Right; Unframed; Note: inscribed lower margin "To Nat and Kay Kaz - from William Zorach - May 27, 1952".

Three 1-1/4" and one 1-3/4" celluloid portrait buttons depicting 1948 Democratic candidate Harry Truman. Three campaign, one inauguration. Two with ribbons.

Group of four celluloid portrait and jugate buttons [3] and a stud [1]. Sizes from 7/8" to 1-1/4" diameters. Comprises: 1.) Filled back 7/8" and 1-1/4" versions of the same portrait design featuring P

"Portrait of Edward H. Sothern as 'Romeo' from (Romeo "; c. 1920; Platinum Print Dry Mounted onto Mat-Board; 8.5" x 7"; Signed Lower Left; Unsigned; Provenance: From the Estate of Marcuse "Cusie" Pfei

C. 1920 political stud "I WILL CROW IN NOVEMBER", James Cox campaign who ran against Harding. Approx. 1/2" D.. Case included.

Ten pinbacks supporting perennial Democratic candidate Franklin D. Roosevelt. Includes: 1.) 7/8" celluloid "America calls another Roosevelt" slogan button with Lopez Co. Boston James M. Curley back pa

1-1/4" celluloid button with half-tone jugate name portraits of 1912 Democratic candidate Woodrow Wilson & running mate Thomas R. Marshall reading, "I've Paid My $1 / Have You?" Given to campaign cont

Richard Norris Brooke (American, 1847-1920) Portrait of James Madison, 1895 oil on canvas signed (lower left) 30 x 24 1/2 inches. Property from a Prestigious Private Midwest Collection

Self Portrait, c. 1970, Oil on Canvas, 16" x 12 1/4", Signed Lower Left, Framed. Antique carved Italian frame. Second version of portrait used on artist's biography.

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

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

ALEXANDER (Claude A. Conlin, 1880 – 1954). ALEXANDER. THE MAN WHO KNOWS. Circa 1920. Iconic bust portrait poster with an image of Alexander’s turban-clad visage in black-and-white on a bri

James Caroll Beckwith (American, 1852-1917) oil on panel, portrait of a young girl, M. Alice, 10 1/2" X 13 3/4"

Group of over 130 items including portrait, jugate, slogan, cartoon, and name buttons [sizes from 1/2" to 4" diameters]. Features a complete edition of the Philadelphia Badge Company's 48 state button

A vintage political campaign Essex County Democrats for Johnson New Jersey metal button-pin with a bluetone printed portrait to the center, 1964. Marked with LBJ logo on the front to the center. Dimen

William Mark Fisher American, 1841-1923 Portrait of James Abbott McNeill Whistler Oil on board 12 1/2 x 7 1/2 inches Provenance: M. A. McDonald, New York C Property from the Collection of Helen Sonnen