Comprises: 1.) "McKinley Chewing Gum" Wrapper. Imprinted "Manufactured by Monarch Gum Company, Chicago. McKinley for Protection / McKinley for Digestion. / Use this wrapper as a campaign badge." 2.) Albumen cabinet card with collaged images of Bryan, his wife and children. 3.) Small anti-McKinley handbill depicting the candidate in a coffin with imprint "A victim of the Gold Cure." 4.) 15 page pamphlet titled "An honest dollar and a chance to earn it: Major McKinley's Letter of Acceptance. 5.) Novelty chromolithograph on card stock with instructions on how to create a small tray. Interior bears portraits of Mrs. McKinley and Mrs. Bryan. 6.) One page, 4to, typewritten letter signed "M.A. Hanna," on imprinted "M.A. Hanna & Co." stationery, Cleveland, OH., February 21, 1896. Addressed to "Col. W.C. Brown" concerning campaign contributions to "...the General McKinley fund." 6.) Reversible folded paper hat imprinted "Supplement to The Boston Sunday Globe / August 9, 1896." Double-sided sheet can be folded to display either McKinley and Hobart, or Bryan and Sewall. 7.) Sheet music "Bryan and Sewall Grand March for the Piano by L.C. Noles. 8.) "Democractic National Convention" ticket for "Chicago, July 7th, 1896."

Condition varies widely with defects including: toning, soiling, and fading. Dimensions: Smallest - 2.25 " H x 4.00 " W. 14.00 " H x 10.75 " W.