George Wallace 1968 Campaign Pin '68 Lapel Gold Tone Safety Catch Back
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Condition: The gold-tone plating is worn through to silver-colored metal at the front edges, with dark spots on the back and rough cast edges. The pin back is intact and there are no breaks - see photos.
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Wallace '68 - a small piece of the turbulent 1968 presidential race, when George Wallace ran as the American Independent Party candidate. Pins like this were worn on lapels and hats by supporters, and today they are sought by political memorabilia collectors and anyone building a display of campaign history. It would sit nicely in a frame or shadow box with other campaign pieces.
Details
- Cast gold-tone metal lapel pin with the raised legend WALLACE '68 on the front.
- It has a safety-catch bar pin back soldered to the reverse and weighs about 0.01 lb.
Condition: The gold-tone plating is worn through to silver-colored metal at the front edges, with dark spots on the back and rough cast edges. The pin back is intact and there are no breaks - see photos.
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