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#PL100 - JFK Coin
Vintage 1 1/8" diameter aluminum Kennedy coin. The scan doesn't it justice because of the glare but they are good quality. The front says John Fitzgerald Kennedy, 35th president, 1917-1963. The reverse shows wheat stalks with the famous slogan between them that reads "Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country". These were produced and sold right after the assassination. If you purchase more than one, you will get up to three different colors. Very good condition
$1.00
#PL101 - Adlai and Estes Predidential Election Pinback
Vintage 3/4" diameter pinback button promoting Adlai Stevenson for president and Estes Kefauver for vice president. These were made for the 1956 campaign and are marked Green Duck Co., Chicago. They have some small wear marks from being shuffled around over the years, but are unused and in great shape. These are hard to come by.
$1.50
#PL054 - Peace Pinback Worn on Easy Rider
Vintage 1 1/4" Vietnam protest pinback. This pin was in the movie Easy Rider. Take a look at the movie and you'll see Peter Fonda wearing one of these on his helmet! They have the union stamp on them and came from a vendor who actually sold them at rallies in the late 1960s.
$1.50
#PL032 - Pair of LBJ for the USA Vari-Vue Flasher Pins
You get two for $5 (that's $2.50 each). Pair of vintage large 2 1/2" diameter LBJ for the USA flasher pins. They flash from "LBJ for the USA" to a picture of Lyndon Johnson (both images are shown in the picture above). These are scarce and unusual as they are made by the famous Vari-Vue Pictorial Productions Company and are marked as such on the back. Excellent unused stock from the 1964 election.
$5.00
#PL087 - George Walker Bush Inauguration Invitation
11" tall thin cardboard invitation to the 2005 Bush Cheney inauguration. These are leftovers that went unused. They were scarfed up by a buddy of ours in Washington D.C. While these are only a few years old, they are already selling for $12 - $25 each on Ebay. We think they are an excellent investment as the price should continue to rise for quite a while. Yes, like everything that we sell, they are originals. They will be scarfed up quickly and become very scarce just a few years from now. Don't wait to get some of these.
$4.00
#PL022 - Group of 4 United We Shall Overcome Flicker Discs
You get 4 for $3 (that's 75¢ each). Vintage 1 1/2" flicker discs that flick from the words "United We Shall Overcome" to black and white hands shaking. This was the famous slogan of the civil rights movement. These were unsold stock that were made in the late 1960s. We had a few of these a while back and they didn't last long so don't wait to order.
$3.00
#PL053 - Ruptured Duck Lapel Pin
Vintage 3/4" wide. These are old originals still on their cardboard backing. The backing is rotting away on most of them, but the pins are mint. They depict an eagle (not a duck) inside a wreath. They were honorable service lapel pins that were an award given to United States military service members who were discharged under honorable conditions during World War II, and also served as proof to military police that its wearer was not absent without leave. The pins were awarded between September 1939 and December 1946 and are made of gilt brass. They were called the Ruptured Duck pins. I've found several "authoritative" explanations for why they were called Ruptured Duck. However, the explanations differ substantially, so I'm pretty certain that the reason for the name has been lost over time. Unused old stock.
$2.00
#PL068 - Large Richard Nixon Autographed Photo
Vintage 10" tall Richard Nixon photo with inset picture of the White House and copy signature. These were produced by AAA novelty in Washington D.C. (marked on the reverse) for the 1968 Nixon campaign. Unused old stock found in their warehouse in unused condition. They are not common in this large size.
$1.00
#PL060 - Sock it to 'em Spiro Pinback
Vintage 1 3/4" diameter pinback that says "Sock it to 'em Spiro". These are interesting. They were made in 1968 by AAA novelty in Washington D.C. and are a reference to a 1968 cameo appearances of Richard Nixon on the Laugh In show which aired just before the general election. Richard Nixon deadpanned, "Sock it to me?" on the show. Many credit that appearance on Laugh-In as pushing Nixon over the top to get elected to the presidency. His opponent Hubert H. Humphrey declined the invitation. Spiro, of course, refers to Spiro Agnew, who was running with Nixon as his Vice President.
$1.50
#PL052 - I Hate Everybody Nikita Khruschev 4 Inch Pin
Vintage 4" diameter pinback. These are extremely rare. There was only one small box of these found at AAA novelty in Washington D. C. and we have them all. Here is the description from Hake's Auction of one that sold there recently for $125.24 - Boldly captioned "I Hate Everybody" and likely issued just after his 1960 appearance at the United Nations General Assembly in which he pounded a table with a shoe. Curl reads "AAA Novelty Co. Wash. D.C." Rare and essentially Mint. - They do have a few extremely minor scuffs from being moved around in the box, but you will find none better as these are all there are.
$20.00
#PL065 - Dump the Hump Protest Button
Vintage 1 3/4" diameter pinbacks made in 1968 to protest Hubert Humphrey's support for the Vietnam War. It was an unlikely stance from a left wing liberal candidate for the presidency. But, he held a hard line about it. These were worn at protest rallies during that time period. They were made in several styles. All of them are uncommon.
$1.50
#PL054 - Group of 4 Bill Clinton Saxaphone Pins
You get 4 for $3 (that's 75¢ each). Vintage 1 1/2" tall gold colored saxaphone pinbacks that were sold at Bill Clinton rallies. Nice shape. Neat political collectible. These are leftovers that I got from a fellow who sold them at Clinton rallies.
$3.00
#LC056 - Statue California Batletts Label
Vintage 11" wide label from the Suisun Valley Fruit Growers Association in Suisun, CA. Very colorful label with a great patriotic image of the statue of liberty. Marked copyright 1927 on the label. However, they were used into the 1940s. Unused old stock in great condition.
$2.00
#PL075 - Wallace 72 Pinback
Vintage 1" diameter tin Wallace '72 pin. These were made for George Wallace's 1972 run for the presidency which was disrupted when he was shot that year. Interesting historical piece.
$1.00
#PL059 - Group of 4 Walter Mondale 1984 Lapel Pins
You get 4 for $3 (that's 75¢ each). Very good quality vintage pinback. 1" in diameter portrait lapel pin reads "Walter Mondale for President in '84" in gold text. Made of brass with a thick convex plastic coating. Unsold old stock. Really nice shape.
$3.00
#PL063 - Wallace for President Plastic Pinback
Vintage 2" wide "Wallace for President plastic name badge style pinback. These were made for George Wallace in 1968 and 1972, but are not real common. I got these from a long time Wallace collector.
$1.00
#PL066 - Spiro Agnew Mouthwash Box
Vintage 5" tall unused box that was made to contain Spiro Agnew mouthwash! Novelty political item that says "Use immediately after sticking your foot in mouth..." Has a picture of Spiro with his foot in his mouth on it. He was quite famous for that. Marked 1970. There was a factory find of these a few years back, but there were not very many and most were damaged. These are the best I've seen. Except for some slight ink smears they are in excellent condition.
$2.50
#PL098 - Blue and Red Nixon Agnew Pinback
Vintage 1 1/8" diameter blue and red Nixon Agnew pinbacks. These are from the 1972 campaign and are marked "The Committee to Re-elect the President". Nice shape. May have some slight scratches. Nearly all tin pinbacks have slight scratches due to just bumping into each other in the boxes they were put in when they were made.
$1.00
#PL073 - Wallace with Eagle Bumper Sticker
Vintage 11" wide Wallace with Eagle Bumper Sticker. The stickum is still good on the back. Unsold leftovers from the election in 1968. These came from a Wallace collector.
$1.50
#PL067 - George Wallace Stand Up for America Contribution Envelope
Vintage 6" wide unused George Wallace contribution envelopes. Asks for contributions. Says "George Wallace is running to the President of the people and to send a strong message for big government to leave us alone and get out of our lives. It takes a lot of money to run a winning campaign. Your gift of ....". These are very uncommon. Came from an old collector.
$2.00
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