1920 Presidential Candidate Gov. JAMES M. COX

Three celluloid buttons naming 1920 Democratic candidate James M. Cox and running mate Franklin D. Roosevelt. Comprises: 1.) 1/2" James M. Cox pinback with "Cox" imprinted over a map of Ohio. Union bu

8" satin ribbon supporting 1920 Democratic candidate James M. Cox and running mate Franklin D. Roosevelt. Reads, "Elect Cox Roosevelt 1920". Provenance: Dr. Alan York Estate

1920 James M. Cox Presidential Campaign Button. Cox Lapel Stud - an unusual Rooster (cock) pin.

Celluloid duo-tone portrait button with text "Cox For President." Curl at bottom bears Chicago union shop imprint with number "232."

Celluloid duo-tone portrait button depicting Cox in a bust-length, 3/4 profile, pose facing right. Imprinted "James M. Cox" at bottom.

1-1/4" photographic celluloid pin back portrait button with "James M. Cox" imprinted below.

Comprises: 1.) Photographic 7/8" celluloid portrait button depicting Cox with his name imprinted at bottom center edge. Retains St. Louis Button Co. back paper. 2.) Duo-tone 3/4" portrait mule button

Campaign broadside supporting 1856 Democratic presidential candidate James Buchanan and running mate John C. Breckenridge. Large eagle graphic at top. Reads, "R. D. Hubbard, Esq, / of Hartford, And ot

Large lithograph poster with jugate portraits of 1880 Republican presidential candidate James A. Garfield and running mate Chester A. Arthur. Portraits separated by shield, flag, and olive branch elem

Large lithograph poster with jugate portraits of 1880 Republican presidential candidate James A. Garfield and running mate Chester A. Arthur. Portraits separated by shield, flag, and olive branch elem

Large elaborate lithograph titled, "The Republican Souvenir" by R. H. Curran & Co., Steincopied by The Hatch Eng. Co. N.Y. Features oval jugate portraits of Republican presidential candidate James G.

Blue portrait bandana depicting Republican presidential candidate James A. Garfield with caption, "The People's Choice / James A. Garfield / Farmer. Scholar. Soldier. Statesman." Surrounded by radiati

Lithograph by Arnold & Crane. Titled, "Republican Candidates: The Nation's Choice". Jugate portraits of Republican presidential candidate James G. Blaine and running mate John A. Logan. Oval portraits

- Twenty Years in Congress leatherbound publishers edition by U.S. Senator and Presidential candidate James G. Blaine, signed by Blaine on the title page - Years of Renewal authored and signed by Henr

Large lithograph portrait of 1884 Republican presidential candidate James G. Blaine with large facsimile signature below.

Cloth bunting featuring presidential candidates James Garfield and Chester Arthur. 1880 campaign. Condition: Framed. Frame H 63-1/2" W 27-1/4" Sight H 59-3/8" W 23-1/4". Copy and paste this link for h

Hardcover : in Great Condition. Published in New York 1920. By James M. Howard.

Engraving of James Polk and signature during his presidency dated 1848

Silhouette Assortment Thirty-one items from the mid-19th through early-20th centuries including some signed by A. P. Shield, Beatrix Sherman, Lonzo Cox, F Ward, M. James and Silhouettes by Vernon; som

Massive Lifesize bronze bust of Samuel Tilden (Gov of NY) 1876 presidential candidate (1814-1886). Great patina, extremely heavy, probably over 100 lbs. Started the Tilden Pharmaceutical in New Lebano

[Presidential] [Bunce, Francis M.] Buchanan, James Signed Military Commission Washington, (D.C.), June 13, 1857. Partially-printed military commission on vellum, signed by James Buchanan as President

OWNER DANIEL M LLOYD & JAMES M LLOYD SONS OF MD GOV. EDWARD LLOYD, WYE HOUSE QUEEN ANNES COUNTY

A printed handkerchief from the 1884 Presidential Election Campaign showing images of Republican Candidates James G. Blaine (of Maine) and John A. Logan of Illinois. Blaine was Speaker of the House of

"Abstract Portrait of a Woman"; 1920; Linocut; 9.5" x 4"; Signed Lower Right; Unframed; Note: inscribed lower margin "To Nat and Kay Kaz - from William Zorach - May 27, 1952".