Complete sheet with only minor wear. Dated 1908. Teddy is at top upper left hand corner.

The rose spells out part of Roosevelt's name with Velt at the bottom. Condition problems with foxing along the inner Collete and around the left hand edge of the button which measures one and a quarter inch.

This attractive one and a quarter inch celluloid is in good condition but it came off of a watch fob. Still a nice display item.

Two small (two by one and a half inches) paper flag stick pins featuring opposing candidates. It is amazing that items like this survive through the years. Tiny nip and one pinhole in the Roosevelt flag.

Classic one and a half inch celluloid. Area just above the pin did not tuck in under the collet which has caused it to pooch out a little in the front. Light surface scratches visible under magnifiction

Classic and scarce one and a quarter inch button for Parker and Davis. Still has the original paper though damaged by price sticker placed on it. No foxing or celluloid splits. Area to right of the rooster's crown where it part of the celluloid is not under the collett. This can be viewed better on the back scan on the mid-right hand side. Still a great looking button.

The beauty of this two and a quarter inch celluloid is marred by the foxing present on the bottom third portion of the button. Still an eye opener.

5/8 of an inch celluloid with condition problems. Pin hole on rim and cut at upper area border and scratches.

Considerable wear to this fan. See the scan to view

Beautiful one and a quarter inch celluloid .Scratches visible under magnification. Paper on back. Sinks in very slightly in one area.  This is a beautiful button in appearance.

Beautiful one and 3/4 inch celluloid. See back to view the moderate rusting and the little areas close to the collet. There is a little bump in the upper flag area and surface light scratches. Visually these things do not detract. Mentioning only for the sake of accuracy.

Two and a quarter inch celluloid. See scan. Pin is missing but original paper from Whitehead and Hoag

Beautiful classic one and a quarter inch button for William McKinley. The little marks around Mckinley's face are in the printing. There are some scattered spots which are probably also in the printing. I can't tell what the tiny spot the the right of his face is. No evident foxing on the rim. Colors are very nice and bright. Part of the paper on the back has been torn off where someone had placed a price tag.

Attractive litho poster which measures 28 by 20 and a half inches. It has been restored in two places, the entire right hand edge and a tear at the bottom edge. Corner missing at bottom left or it may be folded under. Smaller tears along the edges and a hole filled in. You have to look carefully to see the repairs and I don't think it would be an issue when matted and framed. Will mail flat so as not to disturb the repairs. The line across Kern's face is a fold in the plastic sheet not on the poster.

Overall general wear to this large platter which measures 16 by 13 inches. Paint has rubbed off just above the eagle and in many places around the rim. Please study the scans carefully. I have shown the worst areas but there is paint scuffed off all along the rim and near the rim.

Sixty two pages in this attractive little songster featuring a jugate pose of Teddy Roosevelt and Hiram Johnson. Some stains along the front vertical edge on the cover and along the back cover edge.

This letterhead is from Knoxville Tennessee to Paul Devine from Rep W R Brownlow.Reporting on someone who has made an illegal ticket. Folds, teop edge chipping and some holes also at top edge.

Great group photograph showing Teddy shaking hands with Captain O T Lyon in Sherman Texas in 1904. Teddy was on his way to a Rough Rider Reunion in San Antonis Texas. Eight by six plus inches, mounted on cardboard. Wear and chunks missing from the board. Photo itself is clear and in good condition.

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.

This box measures 16 by 5 and a half inches. The top is loose but there are nail holes along both sides so this was probably the way it came. It seems that all the original stickers appear to be present although darkened with age and with other wear. Sticker on one edge which says Teddy's Own. The lid on the top and bottom also says "Teddy's Own", the top is paint and the reverse is a paper sticker. Remnants of the tax stamp and on the inside other papers labels, "Smoke Teddy's Own." and "none genuine unless stamped Teddy's Own." The second scan shows the inside of the lid which is propped up on the box for better viewing. Am throwing in around twenty antique Tennessee tobacco cigars, hand wrapped but of course, not Teddy's own.

This nice graphic ballot is from Tennessee with W B Bate for Electors, also Benton McMillan of Smith County, and B A Enloe of Madison et al. For Governor James D Porter of Henry County, William McFarland of Hamblin for Senator and Luther H Denny of Sullivan, Representative. Three folds with some separations and a hole at the folds. On the back shows that this voter voted for the Tilden Hendricks ticket. Measures 8 and 1/2 inches long.

Great looking paperweight to the eye but there are numerous surface scratches across the glass, I would say visible only under magnification.  The edges have some tiny but deeper scratches. Two dots in the white area to the left of TR.   I would say it passes the eye test, but not the magnification test, if that makes sense. There are some tiny dark dots on Fairbanks' face, only one I can see with the naked eye.  It is on the paper. The bottom edge has some scuffs and deeper scratches .

Nice condition

Here's one I bet you've never seen before. Tiny celluloid picture of T R. I'm not sure what the rest of the knife handle is but it's celluloid like. It was in a box marked Germany, William Elliot & Company. The company's name is also on the upper area of the blade. The worn box is not in the scan but is present and included in the price.

Slight fold and some little nips at the top edge. Teddy Roosevelt

Nice condition on this local button.

One and a quarter inch button with filled back.

Nice condition

Nice Condition

Nice condition on this metal tab with pin still intact. Charles Hughes, Charles E Hughes

See scan for conditon. Dingy photos and scratches from being opened and closed. Tougher than the McKinley one.

Celluloid insert in a ladies pin. Celluloid protrudes in a fold like manner, which is common to this item. There are three brown circles which appear under the celluloid in the bottom portion of the item and one at the top. Still a scarce item.

7/8 of an inch celluloid. Scratch just under "Hughes", visable only under magnification. Nice local button for this Presidential candidate. Charles Hughes

You don't see many of these paper weights around. Nice condition

This is a wonderful photograph showing President McKinley talking to a large crowd at what looks like the railroad depot. The board has been cut down and some one has titled the photo in fancy script. "McKinley at Manchester Oct. 16th 1899. In pencil someone has identified the dignitaries, who were his cabinet members, Senator William B. Allison, Wilson, Sec of Agriculture, Long Sec of War, Briggs, Atty General, Gage (?) Sec of Treasury, Governor Shaw, and Mrs. Byron Bronson, Reporter for Manchester Democrat. Great clarity on this 10 and a half by seven inch photo. Corners nipped out of the photo at the bottom.

This little button measures 7 /8 of an inch and features my two favorite Republican Presidents, Abraham Lincoln and TR. This button celebrates the fiftieth anniversary of the Republican Party but is also a Presidential campaign item for Roosevelt. Nice condition.