Nine by twelve inch photograph by Bachrach.  This is the classic pose that so many campaign buttons used.  There are four places where there is some sort of slick markings, two of the most obvious ones can be seen in the scan.  

Two plus inch button which was made for Harry Truman's inauguration in 1949.  Excellent condition.

Small cardboard poster featuring Franklin D Roosevelt and Harry S Truman. Framed and in nice condition. Measures 14 and a half by 11 inches.

Nice, large sized poster of Harry Truman. Nice condition with one thump tack hole at bottom edge and mior creasing on one corner. Paper poster which measures 28 by 21 inches.

A couple of bag marks on this attractive three and a half inch button.

Two and a quarter inch button. Please view the scan closely. The bad area around the bottom star on the left hand side does not appear to be a problem with the celluloid but instead in the printing of the paper. Note the missing color in the letter E at 12 O' Clock. Light scratches and a pouch in the letter N. Back paper from the Western Badge and Novelty Co, St. Paul Minn.

One and a quarter inch cello on a sunflower felt. White streak on upper left edge is in the printing not on the button.

One and a quarter inch cello. Nice condition except for a little bump to the right of Willkie's face.

An uncommon pose on this one and a quarter inch cello. Nice condition

Local item for Alf Landon. Light spotting under the word Governor. Largest spot is not on the button.

Handsome 19 by 12 and a half inches. A previous owner wrote in ink under Pach Brothers the message, "Elected in 1940 a third term." Small corner crease, some crumping at another corner and other very minor wear. Encapsulated and will be rolled to mail.

Here are two speciments of a button listed in Hake's at $40. One for your collection and one to trade or sell. Please see scan to view the condition.

I found this autographed White House card in a scrap book from a Nashville estate. I believe this is genuine. Hoover did not use an autopen and it does not appear to have been printed. Note the stain or worn area on the left hand side of the card. There is a similar worn area on the back when it was removed from the album.

Attractive one and a quarter inch celluloid in good condition

8 by 10 inch Associated Press Photo. Described on the back as his victory pose, not that you can't tell. Minor wear

Great condition on this beautiful ticket.

There are some stains on this tie but most are on the back and underside. There is a grease like stain on the front. See scans

One and a quarter inch paper encased in plastic item. Name can be changed to reflect one's choice.

See the scan to view the condition of this item. One side reads "It's a Fair Deal with Harry" Some cracking of the leather near the snap. The back reads "Memento of Inauguration President Harry S. Truman from Denver M Wright St. Louis, Mo". Tear that goes from the edge and goes through the dot in St.

One and 3/4 inch cello in nice condition with the exception of the cello pooching out at the top where it didn't quite make under the collet (shows on the scan)

5/8 of an inch litho button with some litho wear. See scan.

Two and a half celluloid in good condition. The little dot to the right of Truman's head is where is pooches out a little from the back pin.

One and 3/4 inch cello for Truman. Faded ribbon but button in good condition

Three and a half by two and a half campaign paper item. Campaign information on the back. Tiny corner crease

Cloth covered button with ribbon which reads, "Under the 19th Amendment I Cast My First Vote" November 2, 1920." Off centered as can be seen in the scan. Also area which pooches out at the top edge where the cloth did not quite get under the collet. Paper insert on back. Some wear to the ribbon. Lancaster Pennsylvania.

One and a quarter inch celluloid. Nice appearance on this button. I had to find a flaw with a 10X magnifying glass under a strong light. Very tiny area where lamination did not adhere and what looks like a cut in the celluloid at edge of Collete. some rusting on the back.

One and three quarter inch button for Woodrow Wilson. Nice appearance on this classic button, nice enough that the auctioneer did not bother to mention the scratches, one fairly deep which are visable under a light while rotating the button.

Missing the stub and large crease line in upper right hand corner which does not detract too much. Harry S Truman

Great three and a half inch button for Franklin Roosevelt. Made for the 1938 election. Nice condition.

Twenty five by nineteen inch poster which has been shrink wrapped and will be mailed that way. Thomas E Dewey for President, John W Bricker for Vice President, Thomas J Curran for Senator and John Van Voorhis for Associate Judge Court of Appeals. There are condition problems, the worst being the large coffee (?) stain on the bottom left hand area. Long vertical water stain between the bottom two candidates, not that noticible. Another water stain along the print at the bottom. Other general wear.

7/8 of an inch celluloid in great condition despite the appearance of the scan which looks washed out for some reason.

Great condition on this item.

See scan for condition. Some wearing away of the right blue star area and some small stuff above the ER in Hoover. Car tag.  Metal attachment for autos.

22 by 17 inches. Some condition problems that are not that serious in so far as the overall appearance. A couple of tears in the margin, light creasing in margin and a puncture mark which extends slightly into the poster.

Great poster with only minor wear which measures 22 by 14 inches. Dated 1948 and featuring Truman, Barkley, and Virgil Chapman's portraits. Also lists Noble Gregory for Congress. Heavy cardboard and will have to be mailed flat.

This four item lot consists of two lithos, one enamel stud and a tab.

The top of this pencil shows Harry Truman at his desk. Pencil reads "from Harry S Truman, the White House, Washington D.C." Ritepoint is the brand name on the pencil. The blue par is somewhat loose.

Cute little leather pin made for Thomas Dewey. See the scan.

This is a large page ad cut out of an unknown magazine which lays out the platform of the United Mine Workers of American. for the Re-Election of President Roosevelt.

Great sample ballot whilch measures 14 inches long from the state of Tennessee. Encapsulated and in excellent condtion.

Nice badge from the Convention which nominated Harry S Truman.

One and 3/4 of an inch sepia toned celluloid button is great shape.

5/8 of an inch litho. Minor wear.

One and a quarter inch celluloid. Two small spots on the rim, visable under magnication. Could be as printed.

One and a quarter inch button Spots on this litho are in the printing. Clean condition.

5/8 of an inch litho. Crazing on the surface of the button.

folds

This cover has Roosevelt on it and the button, which I have seen described as a Wilson button, was attached to this match cover for a long time. See the rust circle on the front of the match cover.