Wallace LeMay Campaign Pinback Button 1968 George Curtis Pin President Political
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Condition: Light scratches and scuffs on the face. The back rim and collet are bent or warped, with rust at the pin catch. See photos for the exact wear.
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In 1968, former 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 round pinback button comes from that campaign, with bold white lettering on a blue field and a red stripe across the middle. It is a straightforward piece of Cold War era political history for presidential campaign collectors, third-party memorabilia fans, or anyone building a 1968 election display.
Details
- The face reads WALLACE above the red stripe and LeMay below it, with no portrait.
- It is a round pinback with a straight pin and a steel back.
Condition: Light scratches and scuffs on the face. The back rim and collet are bent or warped, with rust at the pin catch. See photos for the exact wear.
Photos are part of the description, and it will be packed with care.