Between the Wars: Political artifacts of the 1920s and '30s

Between the Wars: Political artifacts of the 1920s and '30s

With this update we feature over 60 political buttons and items from the 1920s and 1930s, the two decades "between the wars" and the era of Cox and Harding, Coolidge and Davis, Hoover and Smith, and FDR and his first two Republican challengers,
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Campaigns of the Golden Era

Campaigns of the Golden Era

We have a nice selection of Golden Era celluloids and badges this month, a period defined by political button enthusiasts to date from 1896 to 1916. TR, Parker, Taft and Bryan are well represented, and if some of these are considered "standard"
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20th century rewind

20th century rewind

This month's new listings feature a selection of mostly late 20th century items, including some top drawer JFK buttons. Eisenhower, Nixon, LBJ, Goldwater and McGovern are also represented, along with some lesser aspirants to the White House,
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Canal Boys, Plumed Knights and Gold Bugs

Canal Boys, Plumed Knights and Gold Bugs

We have a fun selection of items dating from the final decades of the 19th century, 1880 to 1900, with material from the campaigns of Garfield and Hancock, Cleveland, Blaine and Harrison, and William McKinley. It was, in the always apposite words
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Franklin Roosevelt and his Republican rivals

Franklin Roosevelt and his Republican rivals

This catalog update features over 80 new items, all from the campaigns of Franklin D. Roosevelt and the Republicans who challenged him, Alfred Landon (1936), Wendell Willkie (1940), and Thomas Dewey (1944). Most are from a single collection
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The crisis, continued

Last week the governor of Arizona issued a "stay at home" order, and it became more restrictive over the weekend. This week, the CDC recommends everyone stay at home unless absolutely necessary. While we are not directly impacted by the
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Our plan for the crisis

We were expecting to return to business as usual today, but the world changed while we were out. We're going to make the best of the situation, and hopefully you will see no interruption in service. As a small mail order company, we don't anticipate being as impacted as businesses that rely on foot traffic. But we rely on many other businesses, small and large, for services and supplies, as well as our shipping partners. If these services are interrupted, or there is an area, state or national quarantine or curfew, we may be forced to temporarily suspend operations. Check here for the latest, and stay well.
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Office will be closed March 10-15

We are taking a short break and will be closed the remainder of the week, reopening Monday, March 16. Orders placed during our absence will ship no later than Tuesday, March 17. We will monitor messages, and respond to anything urgent while away. Thank you!
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Victor at Arizona APIC show in Chandler

Victor will have tables at the annual Arizona chapter meeting of American Political Items Collectors in Chandler, Arizona, Saturday, March 7 from 9 AM to 3 PM. For more info about the show, click here.
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New website has launched!

The new LegacyAmericana.com is now live! We are working with the development team to iron out any bugs, but so far everything seems to be running smoothly. Let us know if you encounter any issues, and we welcome your feedback, good or bad. It's our goal to provide customers with a pleasant online experience, with seamless navigation, from the homepage to the final page of checkout. We'll continue working to improve, and we thank you for your continued support. Some of you have been with us since our first website launched in 1999, and there has been a lot of change in 20 years, but essentially we are same company, dedicated above all to quality, education, and customer service.
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Our new website launches Tuesday, March 3

The website will look different in a few days, but everything will (we hope) work the same. As with anything involving technology, there is always a chance something could go wrong, and we ask for your patience if you should encounter any problem using the new site. We have a good team who will respond promptly. The new website will be "mobile friendly" and should work much better on your smart phone or tablet. We also think it will look better, however you view it, but of course that's in the eye of the beholder.

The conversion should go live sometime on Tuesday, March 3. No orders placed on the old site will be affected. Our first priority is always our customers. We'll welcome feedback, and are already planning more improvements for later in the year.
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A new LegacyAmericana.com is on its way!

Our website is currently undergoing major improvements, including the addition of a web log (commonly known as a blog). This will allow us to keep you informed of catalog updates, promotions, our travel schedule, and other exciting news, in real time. Thank you for your patience while work is in progress, which will require several weeks. Check here for more updates. Your orders will not be affected.
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