Vintage 1968 George Wallace LeMay Campaign Pinback Button Curtis Litho Tin Pin
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Condition: Scratches across the face and paint loss down to bare metal along the lower right edge. The pin is intact and holds. See photos.
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- Patches & Pins
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In 1968 George Wallace of Alabama ran for president on the American Independent Party ticket, with retired Air Force General Curtis LeMay as his running mate. Their campaign carried five Southern states, and buttons like this one are still sought by political memorabilia collectors. It is an easy, affordable piece of presidential campaign history for a button collection or a shadowbox display.
Details
- This is a lithographed tin pinback with a wire pin on the back.
- The face is printed WALLACE above a red stripe and LeMay below it, in white on a blue field.
Condition: Scratches across the face and paint loss down to bare metal along the lower right edge. The pin is intact and holds. See photos.
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