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Product
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Overview
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Price
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CODE: 4047
"A New Beginning"
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$12.95
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Automobile attachment, a novelty license plate promoting Jimmy Carter for president, 1976.
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CODE: 4331
"Click with Dick"
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$12.95
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Noisemaker, a "Click with Dick" clicker promoting Richard Nixon for president, 1960.
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CODE: 1938
"Mack, Ted and Prosperity"
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$79.95
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Charm advocating the Gold Standard, and promoting William McKinley for president and Theodore Roosevelt for vice president, 1900.
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CODE: 2562
"McKinley, Hobart and Prosperity"
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$79.95
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Charm advocating the Gold Standard, and promoting William McKinley for president and Garret Hobart for vice president, 1896.
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CODE: 14437
"Mr. Republican Himself" by REMCO
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$50.00
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Poster advertising REMCO Barry Goldwater dolls, 1964.
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CODE: COA
Certificate of Authenticity
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$5.00
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Certificate affirming our lifetime Warranty of Authenticity for any item purchased from Legacy Americana.
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CODE: 3500
Collecting Political Americana
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$18.95
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Sullivan, Edmund B.
Hanover, Massachusetts: The Christopher Publishing House, 1991.
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CODE: 14123
Demand a Repeal
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$125.00
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Box for "Repeal" cigars, a novelty brand issued in anticipation of the repeal of Prohibition, 1932.
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CODE: 3885
GO Goldwater
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$16.95
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Die-cut cardboard "eyeglasses" promoting Barry Goldwater for president, 1964.
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CODE: 13104
Land-On Roosevelt 1936
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$375.00
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Toy elephant promoting Alfred Landon and opposing Franklin Roosevelt for president, 1936.
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CODE: 15389
LBJ Himself
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$45.00
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Doll made in the likeness of President Lyndon B. Johnson, 1964.
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CODE: 1283
Mr. Conservative Himself
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$36.95
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Doll made in the likeness of U.S. Senator and Republican presidential candidate Barry M. Goldwater, 1964.
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CODE: 14448
Win with Truman and Barkley
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$375.00
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Automobile license topper promoting Harry Truman or president and Alben Barkley for vice president, 1948.
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CODE: 14860
Your Choice For President
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$225.00
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Box of "Roosevelt" and "Willkie" campaign cigars, promoting Franklin Roosevelt and Wendell Willkie for president, 1940.
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