1968 George Wallace Curtis LeMay Campaign Pin Button Pinback President Vintage
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Condition: Tiny paint chips along the upper edge and a few specks on the face; scratches on the back plate, including a hairline scratch. The wire pin is intact. See photos.
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In 1968 George Wallace, the former Alabama governor, ran for president on the American Independent Party ticket with retired Air Force General Curtis LeMay as his running mate. This lithographed pinback button comes from that campaign. It would look right in a presidential campaign collection, a framed political memorabilia display or a 1960s history shelf.
Details
- The face has bold white block lettering reading WALLACE / LeMay on a navy field with a red horizontal stripe, and the stripe carries onto the rim at the back.
- It is a lithographed metal button with a metal back and a copper-colored wire pin.
Condition: Tiny paint chips along the upper edge and a few specks on the face; scratches on the back plate, including a hairline scratch. The wire pin is intact. See photos.
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