Wallace LeMay 1968 Campaign Button George Curtis Pin Pinback Political President
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Condition: Minor wear, with small paint flecks at the rim, light surface scratches and a few tiny dark spots on the face, and scratches on the back. The pin is intact. See photos.
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In 1968 Alabama Governor George Wallace ran for president on the American Independent Party ticket with retired Air Force General Curtis LeMay as his running mate. Their campaign drew a lot of buttons, and today they are popular with political memorabilia collectors. This pinback is a small piece of that election year and looks good in a button collection, a shadow box or a frame.
Details
- It is a lithographed tin pinback with a rolled edge and a wire pin.
- The face has a blue field, white lettering naming WALLACE and LeMay, and a red horizontal stripe.
Condition: Minor wear, with small paint flecks at the rim, light surface scratches and a few tiny dark spots on the face, and scratches on the back. The pin is intact. See photos.
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