JAMES G BLAINE 1884 Republican Presidential Candidate

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

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

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.

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

Two 1-1/4" brass shell badges with jugate portraits of 1884 Republican candidate James G. Blaine and running mate John A. Logan.

Six albumen on cardboard portraits of 1884 Republican candidate James G. Blaine set in brass surrounds. Three with pins on reverse.

1" lead pig-form charm with phototransfer pink glass portrait of 1884 Republican candidate James G. Blaine, visible by peering through pig's posterior. Invokes a common 19th century turn of phrase, "U

Two 1-1/4" brass shell badges with jugate portraits of 1884 Republican candidate James G. Blaine and running mate John A. Logan.

Jugate albumen portraits of 1884 Republican candidate James G. Blaine and running mate John A. Logan in horseshoe motif brass shell badge frame. Suspended from champagne colored ribbon with embroidere

Three albumen on cardboard portraits supporting 1884 Republican candidate James G. Blaine set in ornate brass frames with back pins. Two eagle-form and one radiating floral form.

- 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

1884 REPUBLICAN Party History & Life of James G Blaine Congress A rare biographical account of the life and career of James G. Blaine, a 19th-century American politician from Maine. Blaine served as t

Linen handkerchief featuring jugate portraits of James G. Blaine and John A. Logan flanking a fasces imprinted "The Union Forever." Dimensions:  Image: 10.75" H x 11.75&q

A rectangular historical glass tray commemorating John Alexander Logan and James Gillespie Blaine, Republican running mates in the 1884 presidential campaign, attributed to Gillinder. Measures 8.5 x 9

Two 19th century historical glass plates in 'Classic' pattern by Gillinder Glass Co of Pennsylvania, central frosted portrait busts of John Alexander Logan and James Gillespie Blaine, Republican runni

(3) Medals including (2) examples with double portraits and verso "Union Shield" and (1) less common example with double portraits facing one another and verso "Republican Candidate of the United Stat

Copper, Brass, White Metal, Hard Rubber, Wood. Wonderful variety of portraits and designs including jugates with running mate Jonathan Logan, Follow the White Plume and one Mechanical Calendar (DeWitt

Five ribbons, all featuring various portraits of Blaine in a bust length, 3/4 profile, pose. Comprises: 1.) Champagne-tone gilt-stamped ribbon. Features three overlapped profiles identified below as "

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

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

Comprises: 1.) Autograph letter signed "James G. Blaine," 1 page 4to, Augusta, GA, September 1, 1884. Inscribed at top "Confidential," Blaine writes attorney Walter Allen of New York City and requests

Three Ribbons issued upon the return "The Republican Leader In Exile" from a 14-month European sojourn. These items would have been worn at the parade in his honor on the evening of August 9, 1888. Th

Three 1884/1888 James Blaine Studs. Comprises: 1.) Pair (possibly matched) of 7/8" early 1888 (pre-convention) white metal studs bearing celluloid inset maps outlining platform of tariff reform and pr