1896 MCKINLEY SOUND MONEY CAMPAIGN GOLD BUG PIN

1 1/4 inches

Group of William McKinley (1843-1901) Political Items. (1) 1896 McKinley and Hobart Presidential Campaign "Sound Money Protection" badge pin. Measures 1 5/8". (1) Gold gilt flower "Sound Money badge,

(lot of 7) William McKinley and Garret Hobart 1896 presidential election campaign pin, lever at the rear opens the wings displaying a photo print of the candidates, pin is back marked “Pat May 9

Thirteen yellow satin ribbons, most with black ink imprints. Includes: "Commercial Travelers / McKinley and Hobart Club / Rochester N.Y. / 1896," "C.W. Miller's / Coach and Baggage Express. / Sound Mo

Comprises: 1.) Champagne-tone satin ribbon with gold-tone thread fringe at bottom edge. Bears gilt-stamped text "Sound Money / No Repudiation / First Presidential Voter's Club of Essex County, N.J." F

Three duplicate white, red, and black silk stevengraph ribbons. All bear identical jugate portraits at top and vignettes below depicting Liberty holding a banner imprinted "Sound Money" while seated a

3 jugate pins. McKinley/T. Roosevelt modern copy, vintage 7/8". Metal bug pin, McKinley-Hobart, 1896. 1.25x1.5", VF condition. Date: Country (if not USA): State: City: Provenance:

1896 ribbon for the Presidential Election for William McKinley and Whitelaw Reid from the Business Men's Republican and Sound Money Association, Architectural Division. October 31st, 1896.

(1) McKinley Hobart Gold Bug, (1) McKinley celluloid, (1) donkey pin; longest L-1", F

Group of five classic McKinley "Gold Bugs" most with original gilding largely intact. Comprises: 1.) Two complete specimens with stinger/lever present and functional retaining both jugate portraits on

1: "Sound Money Campaign Club of Manufacturers and Dealers in Supplies for Steam, Water and Gas". 2: "Lawyers Sound Money". 3: "Bankers Republican Club / Sound Money". Conditions: 1: slight soiling. 2

Lot (2) rare McKinley Bicycle Club ribbons. Anderson Indiana. One features pin back "National Wheelmen Club/McKinley & Hobart", the other features safety pin back with spinning wheels "Good Roads". 7

"Protection / sound money / Buffalo, NY / Canton, O / October 3, 1896".

Brass gilt with loops, 38.5 and 38.2mm. Sch. 909. Revolving eagle looks up (gold standard) or down (Free Silver dollar worth 50 cents), contrasting Sound Money, McKinley-Hobart; Free Silver, Bryan, Se

LOT (4) INCLUDING (3) WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN, 1896/1900 PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN PIN BACK BUTTONS; (1) WILLIAM MCKINLEY 1900 PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN PIN BACK BUTTON

9-1/2" x 12-1/2" wooden frame under glass, containing an array of 19 items. Includes portrait, jugate, slogan, and "Gold Bug" studs [sizes from 3/4" diameter to 1-1/8" diameter]. Accompanied by: 1.) T

,United States,1896 American flag patch with hammered metal disc embellishments and black backing. Back of pin with paper card that reads "Worn by W. E. P. Taylor in McKinley- Bryan Torchlight Parade

WAS ON A STICK PIN ABOVE AVERAGE PHOTOGRAPH. ESTIMATE: $50-$75

Wm. McKinley. Garret A. Hobart. Sound Money-Protection and Prosperity. Flag Day, Saturday, Oct. 31. Chicago: Republican National Committee, 17 October 1896, broadside printed in blue an

Includes First Voters League, Sound Money Protection, and McKinley, All measure 1in diameter.

1 1/4" McKinley Rosevelt 1900 Campaign Pin Employment For Labor A Full Dinner Bucket Prosperity, Money, Good Markets.

Comprises: 1.) 1896 mechanical 1" diameter stud imprinted "Our Choice" with rotating frame revealing jugate portraits of Republican William McKinley and running mate Garrett Hobart or Democrat William

Approximately 33 items, including 26 enamel shield pins, Iowa 1900 Republican National Convention medal, studs, etc. All are campaign pieces supporting the 1896 & 1900 Republican candidate William McK

Two (2) William McKinley first presidential campaign pinback buttons, 1896. 1st item: Campaign button depicting McKinley riding a bike with black lettering reading "GOLD" and "SILVER" on the front and