Wallace '68 Campaign Pin Bar Brooch Gold Tone Silver Tone Pin-Back Political

Campaign pins are small pieces of American political history, and this bar pin reading WALLACE '68 nods to the 1968 presidential race, when George Wallace ran as the American Independent Party candidate. It is the kind of piece political-memorabilia collectors add to a button and pin display, or wear as a conversation starter.

Details

• Raised WALLACE lettering sits on a dark antiqued background with a small '68 tab below, in gold-tone and silver-tone plated base metal.
• It fastens with a pin-stem and a C-clasp catch soldered to the back, and it weighs about 0.01 lb, so it is light to wear and easy to display.

Condition: Used, good condition. The gold-tone plating is worn at the raised edges, showing the silver-tone metal underneath, and the recesses are darkened; there is no bending, cracking or other damage. See photos.

The photos are part of the description, and it will be packed with care.