Apologies of the appearance of the Richard Fulton button which is copper.   The postcard is from his second Congressional term.

Three buttons and three pins.  Clifford Allen, Richard Baker, Bill Wills, Dunn, Gill and Sundquist

https://www.nashvillescene.com/news/pith-in-the-wind/article/13029941/the-triumph-of-casey-jenkins 

Three items in this lot which I think was for his first gubnatorial race.

 Three litho buttons for Frank Clement

Five buttons and a rare card for State Senator which he was technically not eligible for due to his age

Six items in this lot.  See scan

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.

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.

Three buttons in this lot.  The one with the date on it was an announcement button.

"Hawg Wild over its Legislators", a button that would not be made in this day and time.

This is from one of Kefauver's hopeful campaigns

Two and a quarter inch celluloid with light spotting near the date on this 1990 announcement button.

Foxing on the button. Joe Evins was a long time and very powerful Congressman.

Two and a half inch celluloid in good condition.  I have two more available

Two and a quarter inch celluloid in good condition

Three and a half inch celluloid in good condition

"I was with Ned at Rocky Mount" 1990 Announcement button.