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Title: McKinley and Hobart Ribbon
Date: 1896
Description: Yellow ribbon with black text reading "McKinley and Hobart and the whole Republican Ticket." Beneath this is a portrait of congressional candidate Thomas S. Butler. The bottom of the ribbon reads "Thomas S. Butler and Better Times."

Title: Roosevelt 1912 Button
Date: 1912
Description: 6/8-inch round, pin back button with with text on navy blue background. Button has paper back label on reverse for the Ohio Badge Company, Columbus and Allied Printing Trades Council, Columbus.

Title: Clinton and Gore Deserve Four More
Date: 1996
Description: Red, white, blue, and black political campaign button that reads "Clinton & Gore Deserve Four More! Re-Elect Bill & Al in 1996," with a black and white portrait of Bill Clinton and Al Gore.

Title: Wilson/Marshall Button
Date: 1916
Description: White button with red text reading "Wilson Marshall." The button references presidential candidate Woodrow Wilson and vice presidential candidate Thomas R. Marshall. One 's' is shared between 'Wilson' and 'Marshall', connecting the two names. Prominent union label for Allied Printing Trades Council, Chicago (232).

Title: John Kasich "Dear Friend, Thank You" Postcard
Date: 2016
Description: Blue postcard with red and black text. The front of the postcard is dark blue with a red "K" and three red stripes - the campaign logo of presidential candidate John Kasich. The back of the postcard has message thanking for a donation. At the bottom on the back are the words "PAID FOR BY KASICH FOR AMERICA, WWW.JOHNKASICH.COM".

Title: Tom Eagleton Yellow Sticker
Description: Yellow die-cut sticker with black and silver text. The top edge of the oval sticker is die-cut in the shape of an eagle's head with spread wings. Inside an oval border is text in black ink reading "A Senator for all Missourians Tom Eagleton DEMOCRAT".

Title: Tom Eagleton Blue Sticker
Description: Blue die-cut sticker with black and silver text. The top edge of the oval sticker is die-cut in the shape of an eagle's head with spread wings. Inside an oval border is text in blue ink reading "TOM".

Title: The Only ISSUE Is Roosevelt Brochure
Date: 1944
Description: White brochure with black print. The front reads "The Only ISSUE Is Roosevelt" With a photograph of then President Franklin D. Roosevelt above his name. There is a black star below. The inside lists Roosevelt's achievements during his previous 3 terms as president. The back contains information regarding voter registration as well as the election date and poll times.

Title: Tom Eagleton Photo Card
Date: 1968
Description: Small card with black and white text. The front of the card features a black and white photographic portrait of Senate Candidate Tom Eagleton with a yellow eagle motif in the background. At the top is black text reading "A Senator for today ... and tomorrow". Below is larger text reading "Tom Eagleton DEMOCRAT". The reverse has large black text reading "Elect ... TOM EAGLETON as your United States Senator". Below is short biographical information and the election date. At the bottom is text reading "MISSOURIANS FOR EAGLETON COMMITTEE".

Title: Elect Walter Sloan
Description: A 5 inch by 3 1/4 inch card with a blue-toned photo of Walter W. Sloan on the left side. The words "Elect Walter W. Sloan, Democratic Rep 101st Dist." are printed in red, white, and blue across the right side. The reverse has the headline "Walter W. Sloan" beside a small flag containing the word "Democrat". Below is biographical text about the candidate.

Title: Barack Obama "Yes We Did" Sticker
Date: 2008
Description: A 4 1/2 inch by 6 inch sticker with a round format portrait of Barack Obama in red, white, and blue. The portrait is superimposed over a monotone blue image of a crowd at an Obama rally. Text inside the circular border around the portrait reads "United we progress toward a more perfect union". Bisecting the sticker, below the portrait, is a ribbon with red and white stripes, with the circular

Title: 10 Reasons to Re-Elect Eisenhower
Description: Card with a black & white photograph of Dwight D. Eisenhower on the front. The reverse has the title "10 Reasons Why We Should Re-Elect President Dwight D. Eisenhower" followed by a numbered list and Eisenhower slogans "For Peace - Prosperity - Progress Re-Elect Eisenhower-Nixon"

Title: Elect This Team
Date: 1972
Description: Foldout card with black and white text. One half features a black and white photograph of Walter W. Sloan. Text to the left reads "Elect this team! Walter W. Sloan 12th Ward Democratic Committeeman". Small text at the bottom reads "Primary...Tuesday, August 8th, 1972". The other half features a black and white photograph of Annettee (Toni) Schaffer. Text to the left reads "Elect Annette (Toni

Title: Blaine and Logan Medal
Date: 1884
Description: 1-inch medal with jugate profile portraits of Republican president and vice president candidates for the 1884 Presidential election, James G. Blaine and John A. Logan facing each other surrounded by flags. Medal reverse reads "Republican Candidates for President and Vice President of the United States, 1884" framed by a laurel wreath. The medal has a circular hole at the upper edge.

Title: Democratic National Convention 1924 - Active Press Ticket
Date: 1924-06-24
Description: Green admission ticket reading "Democratic National Convention New York, June 24th Active Press." There is an oval portrait of former President Thomas Jefferson flanked by branches on the left side of the ticket and the United States Capitol in the center. The back of the ticket has the seal of New York State.

Title: I Will Vote Button
Date: 2016
Description: Round pin back button with blue background and the words "I WILL VOTE" with a check mark inside the O of Vote and the web address IWILLVOTE.COM in white letters. "I Will Vote" was a 2016 campaign associated with the Democrat National Committee.

Title: Veterans for Stevenson
Description: 7 inch by 3 3/4 inch brochure. Over a green background on the front is a white circle containing a cartoon image of a soldier with text reading "I like Stevenson". Below is white text reading "Veterans for Stevenson". The "V" in "Veterans" is a hand holding up the first two fingers, representing a "peace" gesture. Inside is black text over a white background providing several statements from veterans in support of Stevenson's presidential campaign. On the back is another cartoon of a soldier holding a sign reading "Stevenson the choice of the PFC" along with a statement from Bill Mauldin. Brochure is from "Veterans for Stevenson" at "7 South Dearborn Street, Chicago 3, Illinois".

Title: No Choice No Vote
Date: 1968
Description: Round pin back button with a white background and the words NO CHOICE NO VOTE in black letters. This slogan was anti Nixon, Humphrey, Wallace.

Title: Hold to Hoover Handbill
Date: 1933
Description: White handbill with brown ink proclaiming "HOLD TO HOOVER!" at the top and bottom. In between is information on how his policies will combat the Depression.

Title: Roosevelt Can Win, All American Button
Description: 7/8-inch round, pin back button with text in red and blue on a white background.

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