1968 George Wallace LeMay Campaign Pin Button Curtis Pinback President Tin
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Condition: Speckled paint wear across the face and small flakes along the edge; a faint line on the paper liner at the right of the back. The pin is present. 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. This pinback comes from that campaign and would sit well in a political memorabilia or presidential campaign collection, or in a frame with other buttons from the turbulent 1968 race.
Details
- The button is lithographed tin with a paper liner and a wire pin on the back.
- The face has white block lettering on a blue field, with WALLACE and LeMAY separated by a red horizontal bar.
Condition: Speckled paint wear across the face and small flakes along the edge; a faint line on the paper liner at the right of the back. The pin is present. See photos.
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