WM. MCKINLEY & T. ROOSEVELT 1900 JUGATE BUTTON

Features a circular colored duo-tone jugate contained within a brass surround. Reverse features New York City seal with legend "The Wholesale Dry Goods Republican Club / New York, Nov. 3, 1900." Bears

Group of six buttons [five pinback and one filled back] with sizes from 1-1/4" [5] to 1-3/4" [1]. Some similar, but no exact duplicates. All pinbacks retain back papers with Whitehead & Hoag Newark, N

Group of three 1900 pinback buttons. Comprises two 1-1/4" diameter versions of a celluloid halftone jugate button, both imprinted "Employment for Labor / A Full Dinner Pail / Prosperity / Sound Money

Comprises: 1.) Brass souvenir "Dry Goods" badge with ribbon. 2.) Celluloid jugate badge with brass hanger. 3.) Celluloid badge with red, white, blue, and black satin ribbon. 4.) McKinley celluloid bad

Pinback celluloid halftone jugate buttons from 7/8" to 1-1/4" diameter. Comprises one McKinley & Hobart example among seven McKinley & Roosevelt specimens (includes one pair). Reverse of Hobart button

Chromolithograph circular tole tray. Features jugate portraits at center with federal eagle above and federal shield with U.S. flag below. Bears imprint "The Nations [sic] Choice."

Red, white, blue, green, and black printed satin Pennsylvania "Republican Ticket" ribbon. Features applied chromolithograph celluloid jugate portraits of 1900 Republican presidential candidate William

Printed red silk 1900 campaign ribbon with jugate portraits of the 1900 Republican presidential candidate William McKinley and running mate Theodore Roosevelt. Woven ribbon affixed near top edge. Impr

Scarce 1 1/4" diameter button with great graphics. Marked Commerce and Industries. A tough example to find. Very Good-Excellent

Silk Ribbon attached to celluloid hanger with brass pinback frame and hanging jugate badge supporting the 1900 Republican candidate William McKinley and running mate Theodore Roosevelt. Blue ribbon wi

Silk ribbon with "T-pin" attached to coated chromolithograph jugate badge supporting the 1900 Republican presidential candidate William McKinley and running mate Theodore Roosevelt. Missing hanger bar

Nine (9) William McKinley presidential campaign buttons and ribbon badges, 1896 and 1900. 1st item: McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt campaign button, 1900, depicting jugate portrait vignettes of the ca

Comprises: 1.) 1-1/2" celluloid sepia jugate with McKinley and Roosevelt portraits below a federal eagle with U.S. flag background. 2.) 4-1/2" high satin ribbon badge with 1-1/4" diameter jugate butto

Four 1-1/4" diameter celluloid trigate buttons. Coattail and third portraits candidates include: Herrick, Van Sant, Bliss, and an unknown sepia specimen. Only one button [with illustrated red, white,

Comprises: 1.) Colorful 1-3/4" pinback jugate button. Features McKinley and Roosevelt portraits flanking a federal eagle at top and a "Rough Rider" on bottom seated upon a galloping white steed. Retai

A jugate button of President William McKinley and his running mate, Theodore Roosevelt on the obverse an encapsulated 1900 1C Indian head cent suspended from a silver tone fob chain. Accompanied by a

9-1/2" x 12-1/2" wooden frame under glass, containing an array of 32 items. Includes jugate [18], portrait [McKinley 6; Roosevelt 3], and rebus [1] celluloid buttons and a stud [sizes from 7/8" diamet

Political Advertising wooden dinner pail, with William McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt Double Portrait. "Vote for full dinner pail" ink writing on the bottom: "Ralph Partree" Excellent condition, Orig

Impressive jugate with halftone portraits flanking an illustrated ribbon against metallic gold background. Retains integral wire easel strut. Reverse bears faint Whitehead & Hoag stamp at center.

Two printed silk ribbons, advertising a "Prosperity Parade" in support of the 1900 Democratic candidate William McKinley and running mate Theodore Roosevelt. Both feature crossed flags & full dinner p

Three silk campaign ribbons supporting the 1900 Democratic presidential candidate William McKinley and running mate Theodore Roosevelt. Two White silk ribbons printed in blue. Both imprinted "Regular

Three silk campaign ribbons supporting the 1900 Democratic presidential candidate William McKinley and running mate Theodore Roosevelt. Two White silk ribbons printed in blue. Both imprinted "Regular

Five 1-1/4" diameter celluloid jugate buttons. Comprises four McKinley & Roosevelt examples and one McKinley & Hobart specimen. All retain back papers with manufacturers Whitehead and Hoag [4] and F.

1900 Presidential Campaign Buttons- the McKinley & Roosevelt ticket and the elusive Fitz Hugh Lee button