Grouping of William Jennings Bryan Presidential

William Jennings Bryan Presidential Campaign Walking Stick. Cast Metal bust of Wm. Bryan reads, Our Next President, Free Coinage 16 to 1. Wood shafts and metal ferrule. Measures 36" long. Cane has som

William Jennings Bryan Presidential campaign torch cane from 1896. This cane from the George E. Harbaugh collection, Wellington Kansas, received 1945. Wooden handle made by W.A. Hutchison. Co. Conditi

William Jennings Bryan American Presidential Candidate Pin (USA) Pin du candidat presidentiel Américain William Jennings Bryan, fait par la compagnie Bastian Bros Pin of the American presidential c

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

Political caricatures of William Jennings Bryan during has Presidential campaign published by Sackett & Wilhelmans of New York, copyright by Judge 1900. Dimensions: 21" x 13.75" for both "They're Off"

WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN (1860-1925), 1896 Democratic Presidential Candidate; US Secretary of State 1913-1915 under Woodrow Wilson, clipped autograph with 1906 litho portrait, in mahogany frame, matted

RARE antique Political button for 3 time presidential candidate William Jennings Bryan (1860-1925). Ran for President 1895, 1900 and 1908. 3/4" diameter. FREE DOMESTIC SHIPPING.

Two silk campaign ribbons for 1900 Democratic presidential candidate William Jennings Bryan. Comprises: 1.) White silk ribbon with gold text "Reception Committee / Bryan Meeting / Feb 9 1900 / Brookly

Dresden China Plate featuring 3 time presidential client William Jennings Bryan

Political 1896 Bryan/Sewall Presidential Campaign Bandana “Free Coinage / 1896 / Tariff for Revenue Only / 16 to 1.” 1896 Presidential Campaign Bandanna, William Jennings Bryan and Arthur Sewall P

Pair of 1895 William Jennings Bryan Democratic Nominee for President Campaign Posters. One by Enquirer Printing Cinn. Oh. other by Currior Co Buffalo NY. Both framed 30"x23" Excellent

Scarce postcard advertising the Bryan/Kern presidential ticket for the 1908 election. William Jennings Bryan lost the election to Taft. Card shows oval portraits of Bryan and Kern, along with the slog

Folk Art Cane with Bust of Williams Jennings Bryan, "Free Coinage" stamped on the cane, 35" Long, and is missing Ferrlle,

Group of 28 buttons promoting the 1896 presidential bids of William McKinley and William Jennings Bryan with running mate Arthur Sewall Provenance: From the ex-Collection of APIC Member Ralph Rodman O

[BRYAN, William Jennings (1860-1925), his copies]. ROOSEVELT, Theodore (1858-1919). Presidential Addresses and State Papers and European Addresses. New York: The Review of Reviews Company, 1910. INSCR

Celluloid 1-1/4" sepia-tone photographic button with portraits marked "Bryan," "Stevenson," and "Lind" below imprint "Republic Not Empire." Retains imprinted "Shepard Photo Co." back paper.

ASSORTED WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN POLITICAL CAMPAIGN BUTTONS, LOT OF 11, including a jugate "Bryan / Stevenson" example; several with original paper label to back. Fourth quarter 19th/first quarter 20th

Celluloid 1-1/4" sepia-tone photographic button with portraits marked "Bryan," "Stevenson," and "Lind" below imprint "Republic Not Empire." Retains imprinted "Shepard Photo Co." back paper. Provenance

Eleven celluloid items (ten pinbacks, most 1-1/4") depicting perennial Democratic candidate William Jennings Bryan. Two jugates with Adlai Stevenson.

William Jennings Bryan: Silver Bug Portrait Stud. 0.75" x 1" brass shell stud inscribed "

Three 7/8" celluloid pinback buttons depicting perennial Democratic candidate William Jennings Bryan. Includes: 1.) Photographic sepia tone portrait reading "For President" with sheaves of wheat and b

Undated 1-3/4" diameter button imprinted with a 3/4-profile, bust-length, portrait of Bryan. Image is contained colorful red and blue concentric borders headed by yellow-outlined federal shield.

Bryan: TLS Aug 6, 1923 (2 years before the Scopes Trial), from Villa Serena, Miami, Florida, rather racist response to folk tale sent by Mrs. Frances Jenkin Olcutt of Brooklyn, NY. No envelope, 5 1/2"

Four 7/8" celluloid pinbacks supporting perennial Democratic candidate William Jennings Bryan. Comprises: 1.) Filled-back sepia ink lithograph print under celluloid button with hand-colored metallic g