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Background imageMessage Pin Collection: Campaign Medal for James Garfield

Campaign Medal for James Garfield
A campaign medal praises James A. Garfield as "Soldier, Statesman, President." Garfield was elected in 1880 and served until July 1881, when he was shot and seriously wounded

Background imageMessage Pin Collection: Campaign Items for Benjamin Harrison

Campaign Items for Benjamin Harrison
Souvenirs from the 1888 presidential campaign of Benjamin Harrison include medals and buttons that praise the political virtues of Harrison and his running mate, Levi P. Morton

Background imageMessage Pin Collection: Theodore Roosevelt Campaign Button

Theodore Roosevelt Campaign Button
A silver moose hangs from a button with Theodore Roosevelt's portrait

Background imageMessage Pin Collection: Cleveland and Thurman Campaign Buttons, 1888

Cleveland and Thurman Campaign Buttons, 1888
A campaign button for the Cleveland - Thurman ticket of 1888 features portraits of the two candidates as well as a rooster. Benjamin Harrison defeated Cleveland in the presidential election

Background imageMessage Pin Collection: McKinley Presidential Campaign Buttons

McKinley Presidential Campaign Buttons
Campaign buttons featuring candidate William McKinley promise "Protection" and "Home Rule" in the 1896 election

Background imageMessage Pin Collection: McKinley and Roosevelt Campaign Buttons

McKinley and Roosevelt Campaign Buttons
Portraits of Thomas McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt adorn campaign buttons. They are running for president and vice president, respectively, in 1900

Background imageMessage Pin Collection: Assortment Of President Campaign Buttons

Assortment Of President Campaign Buttons
(Original Caption) Assortment of presidential campaign buttons, including Dewey, Ike, Stevenson, Kefauver, Taft, and Truman. Undated photograph

Background imageMessage Pin Collection: Eisenhower After A Game Of Golf

Eisenhower After A Game Of Golf
(Original Caption) Picture shows President Eisenhower holding up a pin that says, "Don't Ask What I Shot." he is standing outside with a golf club in his hand. Undated photo circa 1950s

Background imageMessage Pin Collection: Woodrow Wilson Campaign Poster

Woodrow Wilson Campaign Poster
A campaign poster for Woodrow Wilson proclaims: "American First, Wilson That's All!"

Background imageMessage Pin Collection: Teddy Roosevelt Campaign Buttons

Teddy Roosevelt Campaign Buttons
(Original Caption) Teddy Roosevelt campaign of 1904, showing candidate as roughrider; Humorous metal pin based on Teddy's pince-nez, and a hand of cards showing the candidate's basic aims

Background imageMessage Pin Collection: Protesters Demonstrating to Save the West Village

Protesters Demonstrating to Save the West Village
A crowd gathers on a New York street to demonstrate in protest of urban renewal plans, wearing pins that read "Save the West Village"

Background imageMessage Pin Collection: Campaign Buttons for Roosevelt

Campaign Buttons for Roosevelt
(Original Caption) Roosevelt campaign buttons, 1904. On top, button propounding racial equality, an issue never shown in a campaign button up to this time. Photograph

Background imageMessage Pin Collection: Herbert Hoover Campaign Button

Herbert Hoover Campaign Button
(Original Caption) Herbert Hoover campaign button. Undated. BPA2# 1403

Background imageMessage Pin Collection: Franklin D. Roosevelt Vice Presidential Campaign Button

Franklin D. Roosevelt Vice Presidential Campaign Button
Franklin Delano Roosevelt's portrait appears on a rare campaign pin used in the 1920 election when he and James M. Cox ran unsuccessfully against Harding. (Photo by VCG Wilson/Bettmann Archive)

Background imageMessage Pin Collection: Truman Campaign Buttons

Truman Campaign Buttons
(Original Caption) Buttons used in the Harry Truman campaign of 1948. Slogans read: "DON'T TARRY VOTE HARRY, " AND "ELECT TRUMAN NO NEW MAN." Undated photograph

Background imageMessage Pin Collection: Woman Wearing Many Campaign Buttons

Woman Wearing Many Campaign Buttons
Barbara Grand-Bergh wears dozens of campaign buttons for Republican candidates Harold Stassen and Dwight Eisenhower. The buttons are pinned to her bathing suit

Background imageMessage Pin Collection: Sam Walton

Sam Walton, founder of the Wal-Mart chain of discount stores

Background imageMessage Pin Collection: Woman Holding George Bush Campaign Buttons

Woman Holding George Bush Campaign Buttons
Lauren Snipes, from Kannapolis, North Carolina, holds two George Bush buttons over her eyes. Snipes is at the Republican Convention in New Orleans, on August 13, 1988

Background imageMessage Pin Collection: Calvin Coolidge Campaign Buttons

Calvin Coolidge Campaign Buttons
(Original Caption) Campaign buttons for Coolidge and Dawes. Undated photograph

Background imageMessage Pin Collection: Abraham Lincoln Campaign Badges

Abraham Lincoln Campaign Badges
(Original Caption) Two rare metal campaign badges from the Lincoln campaign of 1864

Background imageMessage Pin Collection: Cheering Brooklyn Dodgers Fans

Cheering Brooklyn Dodgers Fans
(Original Caption) 10/8/1949-New York, NY: These Brooklyn rooters get an early start cheering the Dodgers on to victory, so they hope

Background imageMessage Pin Collection: Baker's Deliveryman with 'Ike' Button

Baker's Deliveryman with "Ike" Button
Deliveryman Jean Rommier displays an "I Like Ike" button on his bicycle basket during Dwight Eisenhower's 1952 campaign for president of the United States

Background imageMessage Pin Collection: Women and Children Wearing 'Ike' Hats

Women and Children Wearing "Ike" Hats
Female supporters of Republican presidential candidate Dwight D. Eisenhower baby-sit a group of children

Background imageMessage Pin Collection: Baby Wearing Political Button

Baby Wearing Political Button
(Original Caption) 5/22/52-Gratz, Pennsylvania: Tiny Stephen Bresler, a one-year-old Eisenhower booster in Gratz, PA. sports a king-sized "I Like Ike" button on his shoulder

Background imageMessage Pin Collection: Political Buttons

Political Buttons
(Original Caption) Miss M.A. Geraghty points to the array of buttons all produced by one company and seems to say "May the best Man win!"

Background imageMessage Pin Collection: Eleanor Roosevelt and Grandchildren

Eleanor Roosevelt and Grandchildren
Eleanor Roosevelt holds a donations sign for the March of Dimes while her grandchildren Nina and Haven contribute, in 1953. The year before both children had polio, but recovered fully

Background imageMessage Pin Collection: Karl Mundt and Colleagues Displaying 'Ike' Buttons

Karl Mundt and Colleagues Displaying "Ike" Buttons
(Original Caption) Large "Ike in 1956" buttons are prominently displayed by Sen. Karl Mundt (R-SD); Rep. Leslie Arends (R-Ill.); and Sen

Background imageMessage Pin Collection: Campaign Button for Adlai Stevenson

Campaign Button for Adlai Stevenson
(Original Caption) 3/16/1956- Hollywood, CA- Recalling the famous 1952 campaign picture of the hole in Adlai Stevenson's show

Background imageMessage Pin Collection: Model Showing Variety of Campaign Buttons

Model Showing Variety of Campaign Buttons
Model Irene Simonaitis wears dozens of campaign buttons from the 1960 presidential election

Background imageMessage Pin Collection: Hairstyles Named After Nixon and Kennedy

Hairstyles Named After Nixon and Kennedy
(Original Caption) 10/23/1960-New York, NY: Politically influenced hair styles; "The Dick Dip" and "The Jack Flip" seen on the two models at the Hotel St. Moritz

Background imageMessage Pin Collection: Beatles Fans Cheering at Washington Coliseum

Beatles Fans Cheering at Washington Coliseum
Teenage girls scream with enthusiasm as they watch their heroes, The Beatles, perform at the Washington, DC Coliseum

Background imageMessage Pin Collection: Ethel and Robert Kennedy With Their Son

Ethel and Robert Kennedy With Their Son
New York Democrats nominate Robert Kennedy to run for the U.S. Senate in 1964. With him are his wife Ethel and their nine year old son, David

Background imageMessage Pin Collection: William Buckley W/Mayor Campaign Badge

William Buckley W/Mayor Campaign Badge
(Original Caption) 6/24/1965-New York, New York-William F. Buckley, Jr

Background imageMessage Pin Collection: Welcome Kiss for O.J. Simpson from Wife

Welcome Kiss for O.J. Simpson from Wife
Wearing a button reading "Kiss Me, I'm Irish, " University of Southern California football hero O.J. Simpson gets a welcome home kiss from his wife Marguerite

Background imageMessage Pin Collection: Writer Betty Friedan at Annual NOW Convention

Writer Betty Friedan at Annual NOW Convention
(Original Caption) Chicago: Betty Friedan, president of the National Organization for Women (NOW)

Background imageMessage Pin Collection: Betty Friedan Talking to Journalists

Betty Friedan Talking to Journalists
Betty Friedan talks to journalists about the 1972 presidential election at a women's liberation demonstration

Background imageMessage Pin Collection: Woman and Child at Puerto Rican Day Parade

Woman and Child at Puerto Rican Day Parade
(Original Caption) New York: The child's button makes plain the sentiments of many of the marchers and spectators at New York's 13th annual Puerto Rican Day Parade

Background imageMessage Pin Collection: Whip Inflation Now Button

Whip Inflation Now Button
11/19/1974-New York, NY-ORIGINAL CAPTION READS: Close-up of WIN (Whip Inflation Now) button, President Ford's symbol of the fight against inflation

Background imageMessage Pin Collection: First Lady Betty Ford Wearing ERA Button

First Lady Betty Ford Wearing ERA Button
(Original Caption) Lauderhill, Florida: First Lady Betty Ford shows off the "ERA" button given her while her husband plays golf, February 26. Mrs

Background imageMessage Pin Collection: Enthusiastic Voter with Election Button

Enthusiastic Voter with Election Button
Howard Jarvis, co-sponsor of Proposition 13, the property tax limitation initiative, holds a "Yes on 13" message pin as he leaves a polling station after voting in the California primary

Background imageMessage Pin Collection: Gloria Steinem at a Press Conference

Gloria Steinem at a Press Conference
Gloria Steinem at a press conference joins civil rights groups, unions and women's group in denouncing Ronald Reagan and the Republican Party platform during the 1980 presidential election


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