George Wallace 1968 Campaign Pin '68 Gold Tone Bar Brooch Pinback Political

George Wallace 1968 Presidential Campaign Pin '68 Gold Tone Bar Brooch Pinback

$13.69
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George Wallace 1968 Campaign Pin '68 Gold Tone Bar Brooch Pinback Political

George Wallace 1968 Presidential Campaign Pin '68 Gold Tone Bar Brooch Pinback

$13.69

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Condition: The gold-tone plating is worn at the edges, with silver-colored metal showing at the ends and along the top edge, and there is light surface tarnish. The pin and clasp are intact. See photos.

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George Wallace ran for president in 1968 as the American Independent Party candidate, and buttons, pins and tie bars like this one were part of the campaign memorabilia of that bitter, memorable election year. This gold-tone bar pin carries raised WALLACE '68 lettering with black filling the recessed background, a compact piece for a political memorabilia collection, a presidential-campaign display or a jacket lapel.

Details

  • The pin is a bar-style brooch with a pin-back and a rollover safety clasp.
  • The lettering is raised, with black fill in the recesses, on a gold-tone metal face.

Condition: The gold-tone plating is worn at the edges, with silver-colored metal showing at the ends and along the top edge, and there is light surface tarnish. The pin and clasp are intact. See photos.

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