Two and a quarter inch celluloid in good condition.

The fan is in good condition as is the flyer.

Flyer's content is the Bush's stances on the current issues.  Will be mailed in a regular envelope for the price of a stamp.  

The scan doesn't show it too well, but it has Bush and Quayle jugate pictures on it and their facsimile signatures.  Pen has dried up.

This button was made by Political Americana and has some light bag marks.  This button pretty much summed up many people's feelings about a possible President Quayle.   

This sticker measures 2 3/4 inches.  I had no idea what this meant but learned on Facebook that it was probably made for a N H primary since the Indian figure in a stone was a long time landmark.  Disclaimer is from the Bush Headquarters.  It is speculated that it was very cold but they wanted to encourage the voters to come to vote for Bush.  It must not have worked as McClain won the primary.
  

Slightly oversized postcard for George H Bush which consists of stickers.

Three inch cello.  Nice condition.  Spot on scan is not on the button.

Three inch cello with surface scratches.  "I was there when President Bush came to the Country Music Capitol of the World? (Not)

Two and a quarter inch cello in excellent condition.  

Two and a quarter inch coattail cello made by the Lawrence County Republican Women's Club.  Spotting as can be seen on the scan.

Quality two and a quarter inch cello. Tiny crimp in cello top edge

three inch celluloid

Nice three inch celluloid made for the Florida delegates for George H Bush and Dan Quayle

This scarce button was made for the Republican National Convention in 1992

Two and a quarter inch celluloid in good condition

Three inch celluloid in good condition

Two and a quarter inch celluloid in good condition.

Three inch button in good condition.

Nice condition.

Campaign items from Kentucky given out at a baseball game.

Three inch celluloid in good condition. National Association-Urban Repulican County Chairmen

Three inch celluloid in good condition

Headquarter litho and a lapel pin.

George H Bush (I think).

Popular two and a quarter inch button from th Repulican National Convention.

Two and a quarter inch celluloid in clean condition

Attractive three inch button

Three inch celluloid in good condition

Three inch celluloid in good condition

Nice condition on this three inch button for George H Bush

Three inch celluloid for George H Bush

Two and a quarter inch celluloid for George H Bush. Nice condition.

Three nice vendor buttons for Bush and Quayle.

Six buttons included in this lot

Two and a quarter inch celluloid featuring the candidate's wife. Scan shows the remnants of a sticker and is not a defect.

Celluloid

Two and a quarter inch celluloid button from the 92 campaign.

Three inch celluloid made for Indiana delegates for the Republican National Convention.

Three inch celluloid made for the Republican National Convention for Kentucky delegates.

Staff button in good condition

Nice condition.

Handsome four inch celluloid made for the 92 Republican National Convention. Bag marks visable under the light, rotating the button.

Three inch celluloid for George H Bush. I don't know what state Martin is from.

Three and a half inch celluloid. Under magnification, sratches on the surface

Three and a half inch celluloid button issued for Montana delegates at the Republican National Convention in Houston Texas. Three small spots which are brown. Bag marks visable, rotating the button under a light. Smear at the bottom is residue from a price sticker.

Four inch celluloid issued by the Secretary of State in Florida, Jim Smith. Some spots which appear to be in the printing except for the small spot between Jim and Smith. Bag marks visable, rotating the button under a light.

Three and a half inch celluloid button. Handsome button from the Republican Convention in New Orleans Louisiana which was given out by Bush's grandchildren at the convention.  Bag marks visible in the light, rotating the button.

This lot includes a pamphlet for Dan Quayle for Vice President and an Xmas card in which he misspells the word beacon. Quayle, of course, was famous for spelling potato wrong, correcting a child in a spelling bee. See bunged up area at the bottom of the card.

Attractive large 6 inch button from the Republican National Convention in 1992. Surface scratches.