1968 George Wallace Curtis LeMay Campaign Pin Button Pinback Presidential Tin
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Condition: Minor wear, with a few tiny paint flecks at the rim and a fine scratch near the red stripe. The pin is intact and works as it should. See photos.
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- Patches & Pins
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In 1968 George Wallace ran for President on the American Independent Party ticket with retired Air Force General Curtis LeMay as his running mate, which made that fall's race a three-way contest. Pinback buttons like this one were worn by supporters and are sought today by political memorabilia collectors. It would be a fine addition to a campaign button collection or a display of 1960s Americana.
Details
- This is a lithographed tin pinback button with a curled rim and a wire pin back.
- The face has a navy blue field with cream block lettering reading WALLACE and LeMay, and a red horizontal stripe between the two names.
Condition: Minor wear, with a few tiny paint flecks at the rim and a fine scratch near the red stripe. The pin is intact and works as it should. See photos.
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