Jerry Litton Senator Campaign Pinback Button Missouri Vintage 1976 Political
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Condition: Light fine surface scratches on the face; the pin is intact and works as it should, and there is a fingerprint smudge on the back. See photos.
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Ships from Ozark, Missouri
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Jerry Litton was a Missouri rancher and congressman who won the 1976 Democratic primary for U.S. Senate, and his story is a well-known chapter in Missouri political history. This brown and white campaign pinback comes from that race and would look great in a political memorabilia display, a Missouri history collection, or a frame with other campaign items.
Details
- Lithographed steel button with a clear protective cover and a wire pin back.
- The face reads "Jerry Litton Senator" in white lettering on a brown background.
Condition: Light fine surface scratches on the face; the pin is intact and works as it should, and there is a fingerprint smudge on the back. See photos.
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