Nice sticker which measures 5 X 5 inches

This is the last button that I have from Gore's Senate campaign.  It measures two and a half inches. Foxing on the O letter.

Four items in this lot.  There is a Hooker's Hamburgers personally autographed by John J. Hooker.  It is a prospectus for Hookers venture into the food world in Nashville.  There is a Hooker records, a flyer and finally a rare litho button when he ran for the Senate.

Three buttons in this lot.  Nashville for Biden, Joe 2020, and a Harris button

Jake Butcher ran for Governor of Tennessee but lost to Lamar Alexander. Jake Butcher was a major figure in Tennessee banking and politics in the 1970s and early 1980s and the driving force behind the Knoxville International Energy Exposition (Knoxville World's Fair) of 1982. He also was the subject of a banking investigation and was convicted of bank fraud and imprisoned between 1985 and 1992.

These three buttons are official.  They measure two and a quarter inches

This important reference is out of print.  It was published in 1979.  This book is a must for any serious collector of early political textile campaign items. 566 pages It is very heavy so will be sent by Media Mail for a savings.  The dust cover has considerable wear and doesn't quite fit  but is still intact. 

No paypal on this item though payment plans can be arranged.  This is a letter written by President Harry S Truman to his party whip, Percy Priest, from the White House, dated Sept 29.1950.  I found a similar brief letter on this same subject that sold for $6,000 but since I am not Christies I think my price is more than fair. 

Three and a half inch celluloid featuring Martin Luther King and Ralph Abernathy.  "I Have a Dream".  There is some clear spotting mostly around the edges.  Brown spot, pin prick size visible in the scan.  Two small spots of celluoid errors on the edges.  This button presents well despite the condition problems and is a scarce button. 

Great rag paper, only a portion of which is shown in the scan. Twenty by fourteen inches which opens up to four pages. The American Campaigner was devoted entirely to the election of Millard Fillmore and Andrew Johnson of the American Party, also known as the No-Nothing Party. This is Number II. Printed in Knoxville Tennessee, July 14, 1856. Condition is as follows: 1.Multiple folds and some tears in the edge of the paper which has a large margin 2. Heaviest wear to the middle fold which some small holes and tears. 3. interior pages has very light print in contrast to the darkness of the front and back pages. Readable but difficult. Despite problems listed, it has an overall nice appearance.

Campaign item for Bryan. Bryan's hands seem a little scuffed. See the matched pair for McKinley. See scan for condition on the box.

Unusual campaign item, "My Papa will vote for McKinley" on the box. Soap baby has a little sliver which has broken off the top of the foot. The sliver is still in the box. Wear to the box, with a crack on one side.