Wallace LeMay Campaign Pinback Button 1968 George Curtis Vintage Political Pin
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Condition: Light surface scratches on the face, with small paint specks lost at the upper-left and lower-right edges. The back is scratched with some tarnish spots. The pin is intact. See photos.
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This pinback button comes from one of the most talked-about third-party campaigns in American history: George Wallace's 1968 run for president on the American Independent Party ticket, with retired Air Force General Curtis LeMay as his running mate. The design is bold and simple, with white lettering on a blue field and a red bar between WALLACE and LeMay. It suits a political-memorabilia collection, a 1960s Americana display or a shelf of campaign buttons.
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- Lithographed tin (steel) button with a folded-over rim back and a copper-colored straight pin.
Condition: Light surface scratches on the face, with small paint specks lost at the upper-left and lower-right edges. The back is scratched with some tarnish spots. The pin is intact. See photos.
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