Unused card with campaign message on the back which says, "I'm for Dick Nixon."

Nixon is posed with his young family. Back has a message urging folks to vote for Nixon and Lodge.

Real photo post card of Nixon and family in campaign pose. According to the message on the back, these were sent to people who wrote to support him after his famous Checkers speech. Photo has flaked off in the corners, not affecting the content.

Here's one I have never seen before. Postmarked in March from Chicago. "If in me your believe, Put this "Teddy" on your sleeve." Bear is made of thread and has been attached to the card. Tiny edge cut on left edge, wear to the corners with one creased tip and somewhat dingy in appearance with some stains. The cancel on the reverse has bled through showing up in a long dark line. Still a rare one.

Unused post card with a campaign message on the back. One scratch on the front, not too bad.

Unused, over sized post card in good condition. This related to the train trips Lady Bird made to campaign for Lyndon Johnson.

Unused. Good condition. "We miss Ike we even miss Harry."

Wear to the corners with a light corner crease. "The Home VS the Saloon. Protect us-Vote No.

Unused with some wear to the corners. At the bottom in red print is the advertising message. "The above picture is but one-quarter the size of one of the sixteen full-page color illustrations to be found in "The Roosevelt Bears." the jolliest book of the year for boys and girsl. For sale by F.A.O. Schwarz.."

Unused undivided back card with some corner wear.

Postally unused post card with wear to the corners and some loss of the gold in the gold border. Crease at upper left hand corner. See scan.

Postally unused with wear to the corners and some dingy areas on the right hand edge.

Postally cancelled but can't read the date. Shows Bill Possum serving up Teddy. Corner crease and wear to the other corners.

Minor wear to the corners on this postally used card.

Used postcard with a campaign date of 1940, cancelled in Bosnen Indiana. Bunged up upper right hand corner.

Rounded corners, somewhat dingy, postally unused.

Nice condition, postally unused.

Somewhat dingy, postally used in 1915.

Wear to the corners with a stain on the lower right hand edge. Postally unused.

Postally unused. Wear to the corners and a tear just under the letter O at the bottom. Crease which extends from the tear to the outer edge.

Nice clean, crisp card postally unused. Minimal wear to the corners.

Pull slowly and you are supposed to see pictured WilliamTaft, Woodrow Wilson and Teddy Roosevelt. This had to be made for the 1912 campaign, though the copy right is 1906 for the "Magic Moving Pictures." Making this even greater is the advertising for Old Hill Side Tobacco Company in Louisville Kentucky and an actual post card back. Unused card with a couple of tiny tears on the bottom edge and one in the top of the window. The tab is hard to move and I don't think it is lined up correctly. 

Great card showing two old Socialists in front of a Socialist Party Banner and wearing an elaborate badge. This card was mailed to a friend of mine in 1969. Unbelievable, it arrived and in great condition.

Minimal wear to the corners. Great card showing a large crowd waiting to welcome gubnatorial candidate Ferris.

Wear to the corner tips. Shows a nice parade scene from Ohio.

Creasing over a rather large area at top left hand corner, extending outward. Wear to other corners. Shows Taft in a card and you can see a poster featuring Taft and Diaz. Nice crowd scene. Cancelled in 1909.

Wear to corners with one tip about to come off. Backed on the back edges with adhesive tape. Message on back from Peter Cavallo Jr, Dear Folks, This badge on my coat makes me an Assistant Sergeant of Arms of the Democratic National Convention with the power to expel any one excepting the Chairman from the Floor."

Nice condition

Beautiful card with some wear to the corners. Cancelled from California in 1913 so Taft was on one of his numerous trips. Cancel advertising the World's Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco in 1915.

Neat 1908 campaign card, not postally used. Tiny crease on one corner and minimal wear to the others. Great looking card. Bryan and McKinley.

Corner crease and wear to the other corners. Cancelled in 1908

Common but attractive card in good conditon, with only minimal wear. Postally used in 1908.

Postally used card, dated 1909, very dirt back. Right hand lower corner area is bunged up pretty bad and a visable crease, lenthwise, on right hand side. Wouldn't offer up but it's so pretty. Santa is reading a list of births, and says, "Gee Whiz! If this keeps up I'll have to get an assistant, Roosevelt ought to read this.

Handsome card, not postally used but dated on the front 1908. Wear to the corners.

Postally unused card showing the study of Bryan at Fairview at Lincoln Nebraska. Nice campaign poster and a great banner from the Harvard Democratic Club to Bryan. Rounded corners

Related, most probably to the campaign of Teddy Roosevelt. Teddy Bear shinning up a pole in the North Pole. Wear to the corner tips. Postally used in 1909 although face of card has the date 1908 on it.

Feel the fur on the Teddy Bear. Ink writing of the sender on the front, with some spotting. Undivided back. Some wear to corners

Another variation on this Teddy Roosevelt card, this one cancelled. Wear to the corners otherwise a great card.

Postally unused with wear to corners and some small dingy areas.

Postally used with a small corner crease and some wear to the other corners. Line runs through the width of card but does not detract much. Message on back mentions Byan's speech.

Postally unused with minimal wear.

Neat real photo post card with good clarity. Minimal wear to this postally unused card showing President Taft with a breast full of badges and ribbons. Some cow boys, one wearing a star badge and other digniaries.