This lot consists of four engravings which measure 8 X 6 inches.  They are on high quality paper. See scans

Lawton was a candidate for the state senate and his sticker has been added to this nice door hanger for Bill Clinton and Al Gore.  1996.  The second item is a flyer for Clinton and Gore from Seattle Washington, probably for the 92 campaign.  

Three items in this lot.  The first is an invitation to the Al & Tipper Gore hospitality suite during the convention. The second item is a paper pass for the Democratic National Convention.  Finally, there is a ticket to the Sky Suite at the Convention.

This eight page item has all the official Inaugural commemoratives pictured.  Included also is the drop of a saxophone necklace which represented Bill Clinton.

This small flyer (8 1/2 by 5 1/2 inches) was for a rally for Senator Al Gore sending him off to the Vice-Presidential Debate. Special entertainment was Carpenter. 92 Presidential campaign

Three items in this lot advertising buttons and other merchandise with photos of the items. Bill Clinton-Al Gore

Inaugural commemorative catalog sent by the Clinton Gore store.

The box is still full of M & M's.  I don't know the history of the Christmas decorations but note it has the outline of Arkansas and Texas.  

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Three first day covers which came in a packet.  Three other covers which may not have been in the packet.  One of Clinton and two of Al Gore (duplicate not shown)

This is a little flag which measures a little over 5 inches by 3 and a half.  I used a magic marker to add Clinton & and Gore to the flag.  I made four of them as four of us went to Carthage Tennessee for a big campaign event.  We waved them and drew the attention of some video cameras so I quickly gathered them up.  The flag does not have a negative tone to me as my great grandfather and other relatives fought under this flag but I recognize that most don't feel this way. 

Light cardboard invitation which measures 4+ by 5 inches. Scan cut off the right edge but it is in good condition.

This item is of light cardboard and measures seven and a half inches by seven and a half inches.  It is for a House Warming at the Vice President's Residence.  "Al & Tipper, Karenna, Kristi, Sarah & Albert Gore"  "Invitation is Nontransferable".

Measures three inches. Bill Clinton for Congress item.

Good condition on this small paper item

Five in the lot.  Minor wear.

This a complete newspaper from Al Gore's home town of Carthage Tennessee reporting the win for the Presidency and Vice Presidency. Good condition.  Can fold it in half to send for a savings.  It has no second fold now.  Will adjust shipping costs in the invoice if indicated.

This paper poster measures 17 by 11 inches and is in good condition.  This hat company used Clinton, Hillary, Stephanopoulos and others all dressed in hats. "Join the Inaugural Hat Team Be Cool Stay Warm."  This company is in Washington D.C. Presidents were often used in the 19th century by companies hawking their products without their permission but it is now illegal to use Presidents in advertisements. 

Two posters on light cardboard, both measure 23 by 17 inches.  Minor wear.  Yeakel in on one of the posters.  She ran unsucessfully against Arlen Specter in 1992.

Three items in this lot.  Bill and Hillary fan with some wear, a large booklet made for Clinton's Presidential Visit to Illinois produced by the Southern Illinoisan, and finally an advertising placard which features Clinton and George H Bush, which is actually and advertisement for Southwick suits, "Classic American Suits since Herbert Hoover."  I thought it was illegal to use President to advertise your products. The placard has a stand on the back for a display.

Nice condition. This is the more desirable ticket.

His is a  new book in slipcover, titled Clinton Portrait of Victory, written by P E Bentley.  This book has 127 pages, full of illustrations.  This particular book was given out at a $10,000 fund raiser. I'm sure that the attendees were thrilled to see the autographs of Bill Clinton and his wife. Who would have been thought that for a meal and a book that their $10,000 donation would rate only autopen signatures? 

This post card was never mailed, is on high quality paper and appears to be a hand written card from Bill Clinton, though of course it was printed.

These huge posters are two of three different posters which were displayed at a University of Tennessee football game which was attended by the candidates. An APIC member actually broke them down and spirited them away. I bought all three at a Tennessee show when I had a bigger house than I do now. I sold one to another fool and am offering these two for sale. Mailing them would be an expensive endeavor as I have no way to mail them. I would be happy to deliver them anywhere between Macon and Nashville. I have photographs somewhere that pictures the candidates with the poster but can't find them right now. UT fans who don't like Clinton and Gore can buy the football poster but be advised that there is a small disclaimer at the bottom as shown in the scan. The orange color is the same on both posters despite the appearance on the scans.

This is a large gift bottle holder which measures 22 inches. Note the To and From card he is holding. I can imagine the host's reaction when presented with this. I actually bought this in 1992. It will need to be mailed flat.

These tickets were made for the Impeachment trial of Bill Clinton. This one is dated January 26, 1999.

Twenty two page booklet outlining the evilness of Al Gore. Includes an article by Lydon LaRouche comparing Al Gore and Adolf Hitler. Put out by the New Federalist.

Can't say I've ever seen this brand of Cola. 8X10

Booklet for Clinton's 92 campaign for the nomination of President. 8 X 10

Famous debate in which James Stockdale began with "Who am I and Why am I here." This debate was held in Atlanta Georgia

One card is from 1996 and one from 1998.

Filled with great color photos of Clintons and Gore family and some campaign events.

This large postcard was sent to families in Tennessee by the campaign.

Small flyer and a pass distrubuted for a campaign event for Al Gore Jr and Bill Clinton. Gore was the headliner

Nice condition

Flyer made for the 96 re-election campaign for Clinton and Torricelli for Senate. New Jersey.

Handsome pose for the President and Vice President. Measures 8 and a half by 5 and a half inches.

Arkansas & Tennessee team up for an Inaugural Reception-1993. Includes the parking pass.

Don't laugh, there are people who collect these things. Paper tag for a parking place for the Democratiac Convention in 1996. Some wear.

This laminated pass was made for Gore Specific Events for the Inauguration.

Pass for an activity held during the 1993 inaugural. Measures 6 by 4 inches

This is for a bash celebrating President Clinton's birthday and Tipper's too. at the historic Ryman in Nashville.

Pass for "Honored Guest" for An American Journey. Clinton-Gore

This tag is for the Vice Presidential Operations-Al Gore. Staff pass. 1993 Inauguration

Bunged up upper left hand corner, otherwise very nice condition.

Pass from August 31 in 1996 when President Bill Clinton and V P Al Gore held a campaign event in Memphis Tennessee.

The adventures of Bill, Hillary, Tipper and Al.

Magazine format produce like Time Magazine. Also a three dollar bill with Clinton on it.

Order catalogue for 1992 campaign items for the Clinton Gore campaign

Program at an event at the JFK Center for the Performing Art featuring music from Tennessee artists. Mostly full of ads