1860 Campaign - Anti John Bell "Traitor" Ephemera

Comprises four envelopes featuring a bust-length portrait of John Bell. Three feature red ink "Traitor" hand stamps across Bell's image. Two are the imprinted "JOHN BELL, in a recent secession speech

Extremely rare uncut sheet of Bell & Everett campaign Ferrotype, created to make campaign buttons. This example was produced for the 1860 campaign against Lincoln -Hamlin. Stamped on plate. "Melainoty

Sixth plate tintype of a soldier wearing a ferrotype and ribbon that depicts a large bell, ostensibly in support of the candidate Senator John Bell of Tennessee. Senator Bell ran for President in the

[Americana] [Bell, John, and Edward Everett] 1860 Presidential Campaign Ribbon 1860. Silk presidential campaign ribbon, with portrait of Tennessee politician John Bell of the Constitutional Union Part

Comprises: 1.) "Garfield's Implacable Hatred of the Southern People! / Glance at a Dark Record," small four page 4to pamphlet, R.O. Polkinhorn, Washington, D.C., circa 1880. 2.) "Reasons Why Workingme

A Wedgwood Majolica Dolphin Salt c.1860 Designed by John Bell for The Art Union. Modeled as green dolphin with tail in the air supporting a clam shell on its head. by John Bell for The Art Union. Mode

John C. Breckinridge 1860 campaign token copper Obverse: John C. Breckinridge / 1860 Reverse: Our Country and Our Rights JCB-1860-3 7/8"dia Provenance: Property from the Collection of Governor Jim Tho

Hand-colored lithograph titled "Grand National Union Banner for 1860 / The Candidates and Their Platform", published by Currier & Ives, New York, N.Y., 1860. Features jugate depiction of John Bell and

1.) JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE CAMPAIGN FERROTYPE: 1860'S PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION PHOTOS ON BOTH SIDES OF TOKEN. ORIGINAL TWINE ATTACHED. PROBABLY WORN AT CONVENTION. SOME SLIGHT IMPERFECTIONS. 2.) SILVER DOL

This is an antique 1860 Presidential Election Ferrotype Jugate for John Bell (Tennessee, 1796-1869) and Edward Everett (Massachusetts, 1794-1865). Bell and Everett ran on the Constitutional Union tick

1" diameter gilt stamped brass frame ferrotypes. Frame stamped with each candidates' name around corresponding portrait with date "1860." Holed for suspension.

1" diameter gilt stamped brass frame ferrotypes. Frame stamped with each candidates' names around corresponding portrait with date "1860." Holed for suspension.

1" diameter gilt stamped brass frame ferrotypes. Each side of frame stamped with corresponding candidates' name with date "1860."

1" diameter gilt stamped brass frame ferrotypes. Each side of frame stamped with corresponding candidates' name with date "1860." Provenance: Dr. Alan York Estate

Large Group of John F. Kennedy Campaign Ephemera With Rare Sealed Packets: 2 packages still in baggies with sticker, pennant. Incredible collection of paper sent out to delegates, future voters for Ke

1860 Currier & Ives cartoon titled "Political 'Blondins' Crossing Salt River." The cartoon actually favors John Bell & Edward Everett who stand safely on the "Constitutional Bridge." Abraham Lincoln a

MANUFACTURE: Minton (ENGLAND) SCULPTOR: John Bell (1811–1895) NAME: Dorothea YEAR: circa 1860 CONDITION: Excellent. Minor chip to corner of base. HEIGHT: 14 inch / 35 cm WIDTH: 7 1/2 inch / 19

Five Civil War Signatures, Tennessee, Etc. (1) John Bell (1796-1869) autographed slip. United States Senator from Tennessee, Bell would make an unsuccessful bid for the presidency in 1860. Bell argued

Group of Vintage John F. Kennedy Ephemera , Bumper Stickers, Campaign Pamphlets. Nice Group.

1860 with Ferrotype of Lincoln and Hamlin attached by a ribbon to a 1840 Harrison Token

Published by T.F. Bell 1860. Hardcover gilt embossed clothbound. illustrated 73pp. Condition: Toning, foxing, boards bent and waterstained.

Including: United State Senate letter dated July 9, 1971 and signed Edward Kennedy, Letter dated November 27, 1940 and signed Wendell Wilkie with envelope. Together with Presidential campaign buttons

This lithograph shows a campaign parody somewhat favorable to Republican candidate John C. Fremont, suggesting a conspiracy between Fremont and Millard Fillmore to defeat James Buchanan. Titled "Shall

Comprises: 1.) Boston Evening Globe dated Saturday, March 4, 1933. Headline reads, "President Roosevelt's Inaugural Address". 2.) Anti-Republican Satirical handbill advertising "Public Sale / Closing