Title:
Vote Jim Holshouser for Governor
North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
Jim Holshouser is a man you can trust. He knows North Carolina and its needs, and cares about the people of this state because he is one of us. Let's elect him Governor!
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Title:
The Prohibition Nominees Chafin Watkins
unused
Description:
Eugene W. Chafin for President Aaron Watkins for V. President Vote for Home Protection
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Title:
Albert P. Brewer, Governor of Alabama
Chrome unused
Description:
Elected Lt. Governor of Alabama without opposition in the general election on Nov. 8, 1966. In January, 1963 he was elected Speaker of the House of Representatives and was the youngest (age 34) ever elected to this high post. He formerly represented Morgan County in the legislature for 2 terms. He succeeded the late Governor Lurleen Wallace as governor on May 7, 1968.
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Title:
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Chrome unused
Description:
Dr. King was the most popular Negro leader in America. He was president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference and co-pastor of the Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta, Ga. Dr. King first attracted national attention as president of the Montgomery, Ala. Improvement Association, where he led a successful boycott against segregated seating on city buses. He cooperated with the Alabama Christian Movement for Human Rights in Birmingham to end several phases of segregation there. This picture shows Dr. King enjoying a joke by comedian Joey Adams during AGVA benefit for SCLC for March on Washington.
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Title:
Abner W. Sibal
Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
Description:
I'm proud to be Fairfield County's Republican candidate for Congress, ready to go to work for you in Washington.
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Title:
Bert Betts for Treasurer
Chrome unused
Description:
This is to introduce you to Bert A. and Sara Betts and their family of six children. Bert is the Democratic nominee for Treasurer of the State of California. He is a Certified Public Accountant and is professionally qualified for the office. His plurality of 117, 000 votes in the Primary election was second only to Pat Brown. He won 35 of 58 counties and received 52% of the total vote.
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Title:
Betros Family
Chrome unused
Description:
In the past, you have been kind enough to express your faith in me as your Assemblyman, and I am most appreciative. My family and I again ask for your support and vote on November 5 so that I may continue to serve you
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Title:
Charles Thone for Governor
Nebraska (NE), Chrome unused
Description:
The Thone family - Ann, Mary, Charley, Ruthie and Amy. A Record of Common Sense Leadership - Charley Thone is experienced, with 8 years in Congress and 4 years in the State House, as Deputy Nebraska Secretary of State and Assistant Nebraska Attorney General. His is a remarkable record for economy and efficiency. "I will give you better value for your tax dollars by cutting out waste and foolish spending." Please vote for me November 7th.
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Title:
Representative Joseph Ted Doyle and Family
Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
Democratic candidate for Senate, 26th District, Delaware County.
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Title:
Retain Robert C. Kirkwood, State Controller
California (CA), Chrome PM 1954 May-28
Description:
Retain Robert C. Kirkwood - an able, conscientious, experienced public servant with integrity who knows his job and does a good job for you!
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Title:
The BETROS Family
Chrome unused
Description:
front - Gregory, Emeel, Kathryn rear - Bruce, Michael, Jeanne
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Title:
Governor Edwin P. Morrow
Kentucky (KY), Divided Back unused
Description:
Governor accepting the flag at flag pole dedication at My Old Kentucky Home (Federal Hill) July 4, 1923.
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Title:
Fidel Castro Returns to Harlem, 1995
Harlem New York (NY), Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
The Robert E. Levitt Family
Canton Ohio (OH), Continental Chrome PM 1966 Oct-31
Description:
Dear Friend: Bob Levitt has been a good STate Representative for two terms. We need his experience and ability in our Ohio Legislature. I hope you'll join me in supporting him for State Representative in our new House District 91 on election day, November 8. Re-elect Robert E. Levitt your State Representative
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Title:
First Presidential Talk-Show Debate
Hanover New Hampshire (NH), Chrome unused
Description:
Televised from Dartmouth College, for three hours live. On PBS, featuring the eight main entrants in New Hampshire's Democratic Primary. It held the attention of 9 million viewers as two veteran TV talk personalities-Ted Koppel and Phil Donahue, presided over a new era in campaign debates with Donahue's barbed follow-ups and no rules to follow. Candidates joked and broke in when the spirit moved them. It was great political theater, featuring: John Glenn, Alan Cranston, Ernest Hollings, George McGovern, Gary Hart, Walter Mondale, Jesse Jackson, Reubin Askew. Commenting on this free-wheeling debate, the President gibed, "There were so many candidates on the platform, there weren't enough promises to go around."
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Title:
Greetings From City Commissioner Ralph C. Clyde and His Dog
Portland Oregon (OR), Real Photo PM 1940 Jan-18
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Title:
Buford Ellington
Chrome unused
Description:
Governor of the State of Tennessee
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Title:
Congressman John E. Moss
Chrome unused
Description:
Democrat - California's 3rd congressional district
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Title:
Lurleen B. Wallace and Albert Brewer
Chrome unused
Description:
Alabama's Unquestionable #1 Team - Honorable Governor Lurleen B. Wallace with her capable and efficient right hand man, Lt. Gov. Albert Brewer. Lurleen is the first lady to become Governor of Alabama, and the prettiest Governor in America. She might even just become the First Lady.
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Title:
William Jennings Bryan for President
unused
Description:
1908 - From Lincoln to Washington. Wish you had been with me yesterday and heard Mr. Bryan speak, he looks as good or better than his picture and it would have done your soul good to have heard him talk. He is the finest in the land. ~Mazie
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Title:
Congressman Dick Schweiker
Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
Dear Fellow Pennsylvanian: As a friend of four term Congressman Dick Schweiker, I urge you to support him for the U.S. Senate. He is a public servant of integrity, compassion and ability. He stands for a new generation of leadership and offers a strong, new voice we need in Washington. Won't you contact your friends and neighbors and let them know about Dick? In the words of former President Eisenhower, "Dick Schweiker would be a splendid Senator".
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Title:
The Rt. Hon. D. Lloyd George, Prime Minister
unused
Description:
Photogravure Series 4594
The Rt. Hon. David Lloyd George, M. P., P. C., was born in Manchester in 1863, has been M. P. for Carnarvon since 1890; President of the Board of Trade 1903-1908; Chancellor of the Exchequer 1980-1915; Minister for Munitions 1915-1916; Secretary for War June 1918 in succession to the late Lord Kitchener; Prime Minister, December 1916.
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Title:
Camillo Benso Conte di Cavour
unused
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Title:
Litter of Puppies - J.L. Moore
PM 1908 Nov-30
Description:
Black and white puppies, compliments of J.L. Moore, Republican candidate for commissioner.
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Title:
1984 Democratic National Convention
San Francisco California (CA), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
A TYPICAL SAN FRANCISCO SIGHT Cable cars and Victorian architecture are part of the romance of San Francisco
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Title:
Democratic National Convention '84 San Francisco
San Francisco California (CA), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
1984 Democratic National Convention held at Moscone Center San Francisco July 16-20 The Golden Gate Bridge is just one of the many world-renowned sights of "The City that knows how"
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Title:
Congress Bob Wilson
Chrome PM 1960 Nov-1
Description:
Meet Congressman Bob Wilson's growing family - including his three young grandsons, Steven, Richard, and Bobby. Bob and Jean are the youngest grandparents in Congress. On Bob;s right are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hudson (Francie Wilson) with their three children. On his left, son Bryant, wife Jean, and daughter Mary Ann. Bob's on the job for you in Washington. Let's re-elect him to Congress with an overwhelming vote this year.
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Title:
Bruce V. Reagan
Chrome unused
Description:
This is Bruce V. Reagan, nominee for State Controller. Reagan has 30 years' financial experience vs. the incumbent's total lack of business experience. Reagan is qualified with 6 years in the Legislature--a proven record of dedication to fiscal soundness vs. incumbent's background as CDC president and head of United World Federalists. Elect integrity and fiscal responsibility.
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Title:
Congressman Samuel S. Stratton
Chrome unused
Description:
Let's Re-elect our Man in Washington! For outstanding service to upstate New York - and America. Distinguished public service career - 8 years U.S. Congressman - 9 years Mayor, & City Councilman, Schenectady - Decorated veteran W.W.II & Korea; Captain, USNR - Chairman, Special Subcommittee on Viet Nam, House Armed Services Committee - Phi Beta Kappa graduate, University of Rochester and Harvard University - Trustee University of Rochester, and Eisenhower College - Son of the late Rev. Dr. Paul Stratton of Rochester & Schenectady.
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Title:
U.S. Congressman Sam Stratton
Chrome unused
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Title:
Domenick L. Gabrielli
Larchmont New York (NY), Chrome unused
Description:
Elect Justice Domenick L. Gabrielli Judge - Court of Appeals 1969--to date Supreme Court Justice-Appellate Division (Rochester) 1967-1969 Supreme Court Justice-Appellate Division (Albany) 1961-1967 Supreme Court-7th Judicial District 1957-1961 County Judge and Family Court Judge 1953-1957 District Attorney 1937-1953 Municipal Attorney (except for combat service during World War II). Approved by N.Y. Bar Assn. ("Highly Qualified"); Assn. of the Bar of the City of New York; N.Y.S. Trial Lawyers' Assn. ("Superior Quality"). Elect and experienced Appellate Court Justice of proven ability
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Title:
Governor Robert E. Smylie and State Capitol
Boise Idaho (ID), Chrome unused
Description:
This view from the foot of Capitol Boulevard looking across Capitol Park. Construction was started in 1906 and completed in 1920. The Capitol is 400 feet long, 225 feet wide and 200 feet to the top of the dome. It is faced with Idaho Granite and the interior finished with Vermont Marble, cost $2,290,000. Many interesting displays are on free exhibition
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Title:
U.S. Senator Len B. Jordan and Wife
Idaho (ID), Chrome PM 1966 Oct-28
Description:
Let's keep Idaho's man of action on the job. "His experience, ability and integrity" work well for you and Idaho.
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Title:
Karl Marx
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Musee Des Souverains #10 Sa Majeste Francois-Joseph
unused
Description:
Empereur de toutes les Autriches.
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Title:
Musee Des Souverains #12 Le President Mac-Kinley
unused
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Title:
Queen Victoria, Soldier's Being Welcomed Back From War - Political Satire
unused
Description:
Lydit Heimkehr der E-nglischen Generale.
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Title:
Robert Kennedy, Hickory Hill, 1968
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Florida Governor Bob Graham & Family
Florida (FL), Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Governor Bob Graham & Family
Tallahassee Florida (FL), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
32303
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Title:
The Bush-Cheney Energy Cocktail, by Greenpeace
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Recipe developed in secret by the nuclear, oil and coal industries. If it makes you gag, you're not alone.
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Title:
United Nations Secretary General U Thant
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Acting Secretary General 1961-1962 Secretary General since 1962
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Title:
United Nations Secretary General Kurt Waldheim
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
United Nations Secretary General Trygve Lie
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
With Best Wishes....George Deukriejian
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Justices of the US Supreme Court
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Seated left to right: Associate Justices Thurgood Marshall, William J. Brennan, Jr.; Chief Justice Warren E. Burger; Associate Justices Byron R. White; Harry A. Blackmun. Standing left to right: Associate Justices John Paul Stevens, Lewis F. Powell, Jr., William H. Rehnquist, Sandra Day O'Connor.
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Title:
Peter H. Dominick, U.S. Senate
Colorado (CO), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Remember to vote Tuesday, November 5. For Colorado's sake... Pete's....and your own. Pete. For Colorado's sake.
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Title:
United Nations Secretary General Javier Perez De Cuellar
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Winston Spencer Churchill
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 101
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Title:
1946 House of Respresentatives, US, J. Edgar Hoover
unused
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Title:
Correspondence Card for Asa B. Robinson
Dallas Oregon (OR), Divided Back PM Feb-12
Description:
I am a candidate for re-election in the forthcoming recall election, February 16, 1921. I do not fear the result if you will go to the polls and express your sentiment. Asa B. Robinson. Vote your ballot as follows: Shall Asa B. Robins be recalled from the office of County Judge of Polk County? Vote Yes or No.
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Title:
Michael Pearson
Jumbo/Large Format
Description:
Dear Voter, Next Tuesday I am seeking re-election to the Maine State Senate from District 6. Your support at the polls on Tuesday will be deeply appreciated. The Maine Senate Chamber ranks as one of the most beautiful rooms of its kind in the United States.
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Title:
Roger Jepsen for U.S. Senate
Jumbo/Large Format unused
Description:
Dear friend, My husband is a candidate for U.S. Senate. Roger and I feel strongly that we need a senator who reflects the common sense Iowa, we all know and love. Please remember to vote for Roger Tuesday, November 7th--and ask your friends to vote for him too. Thank you, Dee Jepsen.
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Title:
Robert Kennedy
Jumbo/Large Format unused
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Title:
Roger Jepsen for U.S. Senate
Jumbo/Large Format unused
Description:
Dear Friend, My husband Roger Jepsen is a candidate for re-election to the U.S. Senate. I'm sure you share the same concern Roger and I have for our country's future. To leave our children and grandchildren a solid legacy we need an "Iowa" common sense approach to government!
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Title:
Governor Albert D. Rosellini
Chrome unused
Description:
Governor Albert D. Rosellini, 21st Governor of the State of Washington, photographed at his desk in the Legislative Building, Olympia, Washington
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Title:
Pearce Young for State Senate
California (CA), Chrome
Description:
During the past four years Pearce Young has established himself as one of the most outstanding legislators in Sacramento. His work on domestic relations, tax reform, education, conservation and law enforcement has won for him district and state-wide acclaim. Pearce is the Democratic candidate for the State Senate in the new 49th District which includes Marin, Solano and Napa Counties. To continue high-level representation in the Legislature, vote for Pearce Young for state senator.
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Title:
Vote the "Wright" Way, Norma Wright
San Jose California (CA), Chrome
Description:
San Jose City Council, District 9. Vote June 3rd, 1980.
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Title:
Wendell L. Willkie, New York Republican State Committee
New York New York (NY), Real Photo unused
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Title:
William 'Bill' Gissler and Family
Santa Clara California (CA), Chrome PM Oct-29
Description:
The Candidate for the 23rd Assembly District is seen here with his family. Like you, Bill understands the concerns of a taxpayer and a parent. As Mayor Pro Tempore of the City of Santa Clara, Bill Gissler has a proven record of public service on a wide range of issues important to the 23rd District. He will put this experience to work for you in Sacramento.
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Title:
Judge Roy Bean, Notary Public, Justice of the Peace, Law West Of the Pecos
Langtry Texas (TX), White Border unused
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Title:
Frank B. Morrison - 31st Governor of Nebraska
Chrome unused
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Title:
Paul Findley
Chrome PM 1964 Aug-1
Description:
Representative to Congress, 20th District, Illinois. Committees: Agriculture, Education and Labor, NATO. Home: Pittsfield.
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Title:
Texas Governor Allan Shivers
Chrome unused
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Title:
Paul B. Dagne, US Representative
Chrome PM 1960 Sep-6
Description:
As your Representative in Washington, my primary purpose is to be constantly at your service. My West Chester office - 3 North Church Street - is open six days a week and a member of my staff is always available at that location to help you with your problems.
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Title:
Wm J. Bryan and John W. Kern
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Title:
Congressman John Brademas
Chrome
Description:
Re-Elect John Brademas. Working in Washington for YOU. Indiana 3rd District.
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Title:
Crawford F. Parker
Chrome unused
Description:
Republican Candidate for Governor of the State of Indiana.
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Title:
Lieutenant Governor Robert L. Rock and Family
Chrome unused
Description:
Indiana's finest Lieutenant Governor, will make a great Governor. Rarely has a man ever been so ready to step into the Governor's chair. Bob Rock brings to the office extensive experience in both the Legislature and the Executive branch. You can be sure Bob Rock knows what the problems are, what the needs are, and has the know-how to handle the job. More important he wants to apply this background to doing what remains to be done for Hoosiers-better schools, safer highways, more modern state government, improved law enforcement-and he is confident he can get the job done.
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Title:
Congressman and Mrs. Shepard Crupacker with Richard Owen
Chrome unused
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Title:
Library of International Relations - Stanley Hornbeck
Chicago Illinois (IL), Linen PM 1941 Jan-24
Description:
Adviser on Political Relations Dr. Stanley Hornbeck
Division of Far Eastern Affairs
Department of State
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Title:
Unser Kaiser 1908
PM 1909 Jan-25
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Title:
Who's a Republican?
unused
Description:
Series 722
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Title:
Judge Fitzgerald Ames
Chrome
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Title:
Millard F. Kerr, Republican Candidate for County Sherriff, South Bend
Divided Back
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Title:
Mr. and Mrs. Garner
Uvalde Texas (TX), Real Photo unused
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Title:
John Abbott - Prime Minister of Canada
Chrome PM 1952 Nov-3
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Title:
Alfred E. Smith
Chrome PM 1952 Aug-16
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Title:
Alexander Hamilton
Chrome PM 1957 Jan-11
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Title:
Gov. Albert D Rosellini
Chrome unused
Description:
Dear Friend, I believe Governor Albert D. Rosellini has done an outstanding job as governor and I am backing him for re-election. In four years, he has made changes for the better in every important department of government. At the same time he has balanced our budget and greatly reduced the state deficit. I am proud of this progress we have made in our state under his leadership. I hope you will join me in supporting him for reelection.
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Title:
James Roosevelt, Chairman National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare
Chrome
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Title:
Tim McCullough, Sheriff
King County Washington (WA), Chrome unused
Description:
This is your sheriff. A proven administrator
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Title:
Karl Marx
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Pete McCloskey
Continental Chrome PM 1967 Nov-8
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Title:
Governor Samuel H. Shapiro
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Karl Rolvaag - Governor of Minnesota
Continental Chrome
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Title:
J. Danforth Quayle - Vice President
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Jim Slattery
Continental Chrome PM 1988 Nov-2
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Title:
I Am Voting For Jim Slattery
Junction City Kansas (KS), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Stevn Opat, Geary County Courthouse.
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Title:
Mayor Edward Koch of New York City
New York City New York (NY), Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
President Sadat of Egypt
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Elect Phyllis J. Pucci, US Congress, 2nd District
Salem New Hampshire (NH), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Effective representation... a listening, caring, effective legislator! Commerce and consumer affiliate - a proven record.
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Title:
Gary Wanted it All!
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Research by the Miami Herald tells us that presidential Candidate Gary Hart is no valentine!
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Title:
Robert D. Ray, Governor of Iowa
Iowa (IA), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
On behalf of Iowa, "Best State in the Land," I send you warmest greetings! To citizen and visitor alike, the hearty welcome sign that Iowans prize as their finest tradition is always shining above our beautiful parks, cities, farms, lakes and streams. Not least of all, you are always welcome here at the seat of Iowa government - beneath our capitol's storied golden dome, and in this historic Governor's Office from which I send you my personal best wishes and those of our whole state.
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Title:
Sarah Palin - Stay Home in Alaska
Alaska (AK), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Limited Edition
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Title:
Sid McMath - Governor of Arkansas
unused
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Title:
The Claiborne Pell Family
Newport Rhode Island (RI), Continental Chrome PM 1983
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Title:
The Claiborne Pell Family
Newport Rhode Island (RI), Continental Chrome PM 1984 Dec-4
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Title:
Young Professionals for Samuels: Howard Samuels
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Samuels for Governor.
Arthur Goldberg
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Title:
Congressman Oliver P. Bolton
Chrome unused
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Title:
Governor David Cargo
Chrome unused
Description:
The Taylors Governor Cargo (center) signs children's autographs while on movie location in New Mexico.
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Title:
Mike Antonovich
Chrome unused
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Title:
Wynn for Congress
Landover Maryland (MD), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Dear friend, during these tough economic times, we need to elect a congressman who will fight to protect our economic and educational interests. On March 3rd, please join my supporters in Montgomery and Prince George's County and Vote 11C for Wynn!
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Title:
Dole in '96
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Post Card for Bob Dole from 1996 Presidential Race
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Title:
Mondale - Paid for by Mondale for President
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
U. S. Senator Bob Griffin
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Griffin Club, James T. Clarke, Treasurer
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Title:
Ramon Magsaysay 1907-1957, President of the Philippine Republic
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
First Ladies Club By George Castaldo
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Nancy Reagan, Barbara Bush, Hillary Clinton
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Title:
Susan B. Anthony
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Bust of Benjamin Franklin by Jean Antoine Houdon
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Portrait of Roy E. Bryan
Clark Township, Real Photo PM Jul-20
Description:
Candidate Democratic nomination for constable. Clark Township primary Aug 4th 1908
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Title:
Art Britt, Republican Candidate for Re-election as Sheriff
unused
Description:
Art Britt, the Republican candidate for re-election as Sheriff, is a very close friend of mine. He has compiled a fine record during his tenure in office. He has many years of experience as a police official and that experience is particularly needed today to curb organized crime and subversive activities. I will appreciate it greatly if you will vote for Art Britt and ask your friends to vote for hi also.
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Title:
Valls D'Andorra - Vell Conseller
unused
Description:
Vallees D'Andorre - Vieux Conseiller
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Title:
William Lyon Mackenzie King
unused
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Title:
Democratic Party Election Reminder - 1960
Harrisburg Pennsylvania (PA), Divided Back PM 1961 Apr-3
Description:
Dear Democratic Voter: Primary Election Day is Tuesday, April 26, 1960. The polls, located at the Herbert Hoover School, will be open from 8:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. DST. If we can be of service to you by providing transportation, baby-sitter, information, etc., in order to aid you in casting your ballot, feel free to contact your Party Worker.
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Title:
C. Albert Fritchey
Harrisburg Pennsylvania (PA), Divided Back PM 1915 Oct-26
Description:
Dear Friend, I am a candidate for the office of Recorder of Deeds of Dauphin County and would greatly appreciate your support.
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Title:
Let's Send George to Washington
Chrome unused
Description:
George C. Wallace - Governor of Alabama 1963-1967 Jim Allen - Lieutenant Governor of Alabama 1963-1967
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Title:
Sol Wachtler
Chrome
Description:
Dear Nassau Resident, You, a resident of Nassau County, know we must meet the challenge of the future or this country will bog down with problems like transportation, water supply and taxes. As Supervisor of North Hempstead, I helped streamline the government and improve its services for every citizen. Now I am the Republican candidate for County Executive. I need your vote to help me continue to fulfill the promise of Nassau-A Better Place to Live. Printed For Friends of the Wachtler Team.
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Title:
Eugene H. Nickerson
Chrome PM 1967 Oct-31
Description:
Dear Voter: Just a note to thank you for your support and ask once again that you remind your friends and neighbors to get out the vote on Election Day - November 7th between the hours of 6 AM & 9 PM.
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Title:
Robert G. Allen for Congress
Greensburg Pennsylvania (PA), Real Photo
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Title:
Jessica Weis, Representative to Congress
Chrome unused
Description:
We are nearing the end of a long campaign. As your Representative, I urge you to vote next Tuesday. I hope that you approve of my service as your Congressman and that you will cast your vote for me. Jessica (Judy) Weis
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Title:
Governor William G. Stratton
Chrome unused
Description:
Herbert Georg Born February 26, 1914, in Ingleside, Lake county. Twice Illinois Congressman, twice State Treasurer. Elected Governor November 4, 1952; re-elected Nov. 6, 1956.
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Title:
Representative Harold C. Ostertag
Chrome PM 1962 Oct-30
Description:
37th District, New York - Dear Friend: As Representative in Congress, I have endeavored to represent all the people of our area effectively and well. Now I am a candidate for re-election to Congress, and I hope that my record of service and experience will merit your support on Election Day, Tuesday, November 6th.
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Title:
Talbot for U.S. Senator, Lucille, Grace, Joseph Jr., Mrs. Talbot, Joe Talbot
Chrome PM 1950 Oct-31
Description:
Vote Republican Pull 2nd Lever
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Title:
Victor E. Anderson
Chrome unused
Description:
Governor of Nebraska
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Title:
William A. Dolan
Divided Back unused
Description:
For State Senator, Sussex County
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Title:
Evelyn T. West
Chrome
Description:
An experienced, dedicated public servant. A housewife and mother, she has always found time to serve the community - as a DeLand City Commissioner and in numerous civic and business projects. Please join the West Family and vote for Evelyn T. West, Democrat, to serve you in the Florida Legislature. She is your candidate for the House of Representatives, District 29.
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Title:
Representative Ted Risenhoover
Chrome
Description:
2nd District, Oklahoma "I Hope You Will Vote For Our Congressman"
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Title:
Dick Schweiker for U.S. Senate
Chrome PM 1968 Oct-31
Description:
Dear Fellow Pennsylvanian: As a friend of four term Congressman Dick Schweiker, I urge you to support him for U.S. Senate. Dick Schweiker is a public servant of integrity, compassion and ability. He stands for a new generation of leadership and offers a strong, new voice Pennsylvania needs in Washington. Won't you contact your friends about Dick? In the words of former President Eisenhower, "Dick Schweier would be a splendid Senator."
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Title:
Jack Ertola for Board of Supervisors
San Francisco California (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
Dear Friend: San Francisco needs strong and experienced leaders on the Board of Supervisors. John A. (Jack) Ertola has a record of accomplishment, balanced judgement and good leadership. Born and reared in our City, Jack is a World War II veteranm, graduate of Stanford University (Political Science) and USF (Law School), attorney, homeowner, and with his wife Shirley, the father of Chad and Jill. John Ertola is a good Supervisor. He deserves our support and we urge you to join us and vote for Jack on Nov. 7th. Sincerely, Citizens Committee for Ertola
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Title:
Jack Morrison for Supervisor, "The Best for San Francisco"
San Francisco California (CA), Chrome
Description:
Dear Neighbor: I believe Jack Morrison is one of the best qualified candidates ever to run for the San Francisco Board of Supervisors. He is trained in the inner workings of our city departments through ten years as a newspaper reporter. He is an expert at digging out the facts and stating the truth about government. I sincerely urge you to vote for Jack Morrison on November 7. We need "The Best for San Francisco!"
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Title:
Fight Taxes - Keep Thompson Governor
Chrome
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Title:
Sam Morris Represents You
Pughtown Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
Democratic Candidate for the State Legislature (155th District).
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Title:
Lurleen Burns Wallace
Chrome unused
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Title:
Steelworks Elect Vincent J. Mancuso, Dist. 7 Director
Chrome unused
Description:
A proven leader who knows how to solve problems.
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Title:
Vote Mel Thompson "The Taxpayers Governor"
Chrome
Description:
No Income or Sales Tax
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Title:
Andy McKean
Chrome PM 1980 Oct-28
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Title:
George Brooks & His Famous Bloodhounds
La Crosse Wisconsin (WI), Real Photo unused
Description:
Dear friend: I am a candidate for Sheriff in LaCrosse County. Your vote in this Nov. 7th election will be greatly appreciated.
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Title:
Vote for Sylvester R. Deyo
Divided Back unused
Description:
Democratic Nominee for Sheriff. To vote for Sylvester R. Deyo for Sheriff, be sure and make a cross (x) in the square in front of his name.
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Title:
Bird's Eye View of Town and Photos of Mayors
Williamsport Pennsylvania (PA), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 Apr-28
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Title:
Williamsport City Officials - Williamsport Centennial, July 3rd and 4th, 1906
Williamsport Pennsylvania (PA), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 Apr-28
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Title:
Elect R.F. Dick Lewis, County Commissioner - Prec. 3
Chrome PM 1976 Apr-7
Description:
The best man for a big job!!
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Title:
Re-Elect Sheriff McClure, Clay County
Chrome
Description:
Dear Won't you please join me in helping re-elect Sheriff Mark McClure, the Republican Candidate to another four years in office. Mark's fine record in office speaks for itself and deserves our support. "Be Sure With McClure" Thankyou
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Title:
Michael J. Flynn
Real Photo PM 1942 Oct-29
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Title:
Candidate for Re-election, Representative Mike Getty and Family
Chrome unused
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Title:
Senator Everett McKinley Dirksen
Chrome
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Title:
Illinois Bicentennial Year License
Illinois (IL), Chrome unused
Description:
More than 400,000 students participated in our recent contest to design Illinois' Bicentennial Year License. It was the first time any state involved the public in selection of its plate's color or design. Ten year old Kelley Jordan of Normal shows off her winning design which will appear on more than 5 million cars in 1976. Michael J. Howlett, Secretary of State
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Title:
Governor Francis W. Sargent
Chrome unused
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Title:
Si Spaulding - Candidate for U.S. Senate
Chrome unused
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Title:
Governor Claude Kirk
Chrome unused
Description:
First Republican governor in over 100 years of the fast-growing, progressive state of Florida. "A nice place to visit and you would love to live here!"
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Title:
Governor Claude R. Kirk, Jr.
Chrome unused
Description:
Governor, State of Florida
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Title:
Mr. and Mrs. Amory, Children & Dog
Linen
Description:
On November 7th Vote for Mary B. Amory.
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Title:
August Bebel
Divided Back
Description:
Бебель
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Title:
John Kyl
Chrome
Description:
Representative in Congress - 4th Congressional District, Iowa.
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Title:
Illinois State Capitol - Charles F. Carpenter
Springfield Illinois (IL), Chrome unused
Description:
Twenty-one years of construction were required for completion of Illinois' Capitol Building. The structure is one of the out-standing examples of public building architecture of the post-Civil War period. Ground was broken on March 11, 1868; the corner-stone laying took place on October 5, 1868; the building was first occupied in 1876, and construction work was finished in 1889. Charles F. Carpenter, Illinois' 29th Secretary of State, was inaugurated on January 12, 1953.
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Title:
Senator Barry M. Goldwater
Chrome unused
Description:
"The good Lord raised up this mighty Republic to be a home for the brave an to flourish as the home of the free - not to stagnate in the swampland of collectivism...not to cringe before the bullying of communism!" From the Acceptance Address delivered before the Republican National Convention and the American People on July 16, 1964 - San Francisco, California
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Title:
Gene Snyder - Member of Congress
Chrome unused
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Title:
The Speaker of the House
Chrome unused
Description:
The Speaker of the House of Representatives is elected by members of the majority party. Pictured here presiding over a working session of the House, in the United States Capitol, is Speaker John W. McCormack of Massachusetts. The small lectern directly in front of the Speaker is used by the President when he addresses Joint Session of Congress.
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Title:
Lester Maddox - Governor, State of Georgia
Chrome unused
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Title:
Wathen for Congress
Chrome
Description:
Republican. Veteran. LST 864 was built in Jeffersonville, Indiana, in 1944. Lieutenant Richard B. Wathen rode the 300 foot ship down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers as Captain and took the ship on to the Philippines, Okinawa, and finally Japan.
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Title:
Robert D. Garton - Go Action Go Garton
Indiana (IN), Chrome PM Sep-7
Description:
Robert D. Garton, Republican Nominee for U. S. Representative in Congress with his son, Brad; daughter, Brenda, and wife, Barbara.
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Title:
VOTE - League of Women Voters
Chrome unused
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Title:
VOTE - League of Women Voters
Chrome unused
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Title:
George E. Schaffner for General Assembly 2nd Dist. Dauphin County
Real Photo PM 1938 Nov-3
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Title:
Re-Elect Guy M. Gillette U.S. Senator Iowa
Real Photo PM 1954 Oct-15
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Title:
Walter M. Mumma for Congress
Chrome PM 1960 Oct-01
Description:
Dear Folks: I like being your Congressman and solicit your support for another term. I offer my continued utmost effort to give you good representation and hope you write me whenever you have a problem. Always willing to do what I can.
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Title:
Elect Ray Shafer Governor
Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome PM 1966 Oct-07
Description:
Dear fellow Pennsylvanians, Ray Shafer is the only candidate for Governor with experience on the job. As Lt. Governor, he has been Governor Scranton's strong right arm in building a better Pennsylvania... and will carry on this progress without let up when elected. Ray has been twice elected District Attorney with support of both parties. Served a term in the State Senate. He has been the most active Lt. Governor in our history. He knows first hand how to solve the problems of education, housing, transportation, and job opportunities. Quite a man, Ray Shafer... and he'll make quite a Governor. Vote for Ray Shafer for Governor on Tuesday, November 8th.
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Title:
Help Elect Joseph C. Sweigart Dauphin County Sheriff
Harrisburg Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
He will work for you. Pull the Straight Democratic Lever on Nov. 4
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Title:
Vote for Schott Whary
Harrisburg Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
Dear Votor, Rudy Dinnini... voted himself a $12,000 pay raise... voted against a minimum wage increase... has the worst attendance record in the House (absent 26% of the time according to the Patriot-News). Scott Whary...full time representation... will treat your tax dollars with the same care you treat your family dollars... People care, for our children, elderly and less fortunate. I need your vote on Election Day. You won't regret it. Thank you.
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Title:
Walter H. Jones as Governor
New Jersey (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
State Senator Walter H. Jones is a dynamic, dedicated legislator who has utilized his talents as a lawyer, teacher and businessman in building a career of public service.
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Title:
Charles Whittemore and Family
Chrome
Description:
Dear Fellow Democrat - As a family man and homeowner I am very concerned about high property taxes. I know you are, too. My Homestead Exemption Plan will bring property taxes down without new taxes. To do this I need your help and your vote in the Democratic Primary next Tuesday. Cordially, Charlie Whittemore
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Title:
Fight Taxes - Keep Mel Thomson Governor
Chrome
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Title:
He Kept His Word: No New Taxes
Chrome unused
Description:
For a "People above Politics" Government KEEP MEL THOMSON Governor
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Title:
Keep Thomson Governor
Manchester New Hampshire (NH), Chrome
Description:
Fight Taxes Keep Thomson Governor Your Guarantee No Sales or Income Tax No New Taxes. Keep Thomson Governor.
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Title:
Governor Ellington
Tennessee (TN), Chrome
Description:
Buford Ellington Governor State of Tennessee
Koppel Color Cards
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Title:
Wayne Morse for U.S. Senator
Oregon (OR), Chrome
Description:
Oregon needs Wayne Morse in the U. S. Senate National recognition for statesmanship, intelligence, courage. Tireless and productive work for Oregon and Oregonians. Experience and prestige of almost 18 years of Senate service. Re-Elect Wayne Morse! Keep this great Oregon democrat working for you
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Title:
Noah Webster Bicentennial
White Border unused
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Title:
Sargent for Governor
Chrome unused
Description:
Governor Sargent With him in there, there's hope. Congressman Silvo O Conte, Blythwood Drive, Pittsfield
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Title:
Le Tango
Real Photo
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Title:
Dino Rondani
unused
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Title:
De Forrest Strang
Chrome unused
Description:
Koppel Color Cards
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Title:
Albert P. Brewer, Governor of Alabama
Chrome unused
Description:
Elected Lt. Governor without opposition in the general election on Nov. 8, 1966. In January, 1963 he was elected Speaker of the House of Representatives and was the youngest (age 34) ever elected to this high post. He formerly represented Morgan County in the legislature for 2 terms. He succeeded the late Governor Lurleen Wallace as governor on May 7, 1968.
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Title:
Greetings From Montgomery, Alabama
Chrome
Description:
Governor George C. Wallace - Alabama State Capitol
Koppel Color Cards
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Title:
Lurleen Burns Wallace
Chrome unused
Description:
Koppel Color Cards
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Title:
Lurleen Burns Wallace
Chrome unused
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Title:
Lurleen Wallace
Chrome unused
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Title:
Lurleen Wallace, Governor of Alabama
Montgomery Alabama (AL), Chrome unused
Description:
Lurleen Wallace Governor of Alabama Shown here in this insert with Alabama's historic State Capitol Building, Montgomery, Alabama.
Koppel Color Cards
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Title:
Lurleen Wallace, Governor of Alabama
Chrome unused
Description:
The nation's third, and Alabama's first woman governor. The wife of former Governor George Wallace, she won the governorship due to his great popularity. She is a very gracious and hospitable person.
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Title:
Alabama's First Lady
Chrome unused
Description:
Hub Gardner Mrs. Wallace joins a young admirer for a tour of the County Fair, following a campaign speech. Being a mother, she understands and enjoys kids. Mike is too young to vote, but has a powerful lot of influence with at least two qualified voters. He is anything but secretive in his preference for filling two major offices.
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Title:
George C. Wallace and Jim Allen
Chrome unused
Description:
Governor of Alabama 1963-1967 and Lieutenant Governor of Alabama 1963-1967.
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Title:
Jim Allen
Chrome unused
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Title:
Robert Docking
Chrome unused
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Title:
Lester G. Maddox and Georgia State Capitol
Atlanta Georgia (GA), Chrome unused
Description:
Georgia's 75th governor rose to international fame as an Atlanta restaurateur and is considered by his constituency as a 'little people's governor,' since he has shown great compassion and concern for the average Georgian.
Atlanta News Agency Inc.
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Title:
Lester Maddox
Chrome unused
Description:
Governor - State of Georgia
Koppel Color Cards
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Title:
Barry Goldwater
Chrome
Description:
Republican Presidential Candidate
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Title:
Lester Maddox
Chrome unused
Description:
Governor, State of Georgia
Koppel Color Cards
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Title:
Russell W. Peterson
Chrome unused
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Title:
Barry Goldwater
Chrome unused
Description:
An American for America! Elected to the Senate in 1952 from Arizona, he is affectionately known as "Mr. Conservative". As businessman, Senator and Republican, he has always faced the issues squarely and honestly. His countless friends in the South have named him an honorary "Southern Gentleman" because of his having campaigned more in the South than any other Presidential candidate in the last 100 years. He said: "No candidate can win without the South".
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Title:
Buford Ellington
Chrome unused
Description:
Governor, State of Tennessee
Koppel Color Cards
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Title:
Claude R. Kirk Jr., Governor - State of Florida
Chrome unused
Description:
Koppel Color Cards
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Title:
Governor Claude KIrk
Chrome unused
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Title:
Mrs. Leroy R. Johnson
Chrome unused
Description:
Born in Montgomery, Alabama, Mrs. Johnson's husband, State Senator Leroy R. Johnson, is the first Negro to be elected to the Georgia Senate in 92 years. A chic, debonair woman of culture and accomplishment, Mrs. Johnson is a prominent socialite of Atlanta in her own right. She is a patron of the arts and is frequently to be found in the social circles of New York, Chicago, Boston and Washington.
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Title:
State Senator Leroy R. Johnson, Atlanta, Georgia
Chrome unused
Description:
First Negro to be elected to the Georgia State Senate in 92 years. An attorney, Senator Johnson has been active in Georgia politics for several years. Since his election he has appeared as a guest speaker in every major city in America. He has already appointed 12 boys and girls as pages to the Georgia Senate chambers. Along with Gerald A. Lamb of Connecticut and Edward W. Brooke of Massachusetts, he was named to receive the Lovejoy Award (1963) of the I.B.P.O. Elks of the World, their highest award.
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Title:
Governor Albert D. Rosellini
Chrome unused
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Title:
Governor Albert D. Rosellini and Family
Chrome unused
Description:
21st Governor of the State of Washington, pictured with his family in the Governor's Mansion, Olympia, Washington. Top row, left to right, Governor Rosellini, Janie; second row, Mrs. Rosellini, John; bottom row, Lynne, Albert Jr., and Sue.
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Title:
Chester L. "Chet" Mize
Chrome unused
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Title:
Garner E. Shriver
Chrome PM Nov-3
Description:
Dear Folks: When you elect a man to Congress, you actually send a family to represent you in Washington. This is the Garner Shriver family and we hope that your vote will help send us to Washington to serve you there. Government is important business and it requires able, dedicated men. Garner Shriver has 12 years of outstanding service in the Kansas House and Kansas Senate. He has a statewide reputation as a fair, effective legislator. Vote for his strength and integrity.
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Title:
Paul Findley
Chrome unused
Description:
Representative in Congress, 20th District, Illinois. Committees: Agriculture, Education and Labor, NATO. Home: Pittsfield.
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Title:
Larry Winn
Chrome unused
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Title:
Robert P. Griffin, U.S. Senator - Michigan
Chrome unused
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Title:
Philip A. Hart
Chrome unused
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Title:
Elliot L. Richardson
Chrome
Description:
"The Attorney General has great power to influence the moral climate of our government. His integrity, his courage, his legal capacity, his sense of fairness...or lack of them...will profoundly affect the well-being of the Commonwealth during the coming four years." Elliot L. Richardson, Boston,Massachusetts Elected November 2, 1966
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Title:
Oliver P. Bolton and Family
Chrome unused
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Title:
Elect Ray Shafer Governor
Chrome unused
Description:
Dear Fellow Pennsylvanians, Ray Shafer is the ONLY candidate for Governor with experience on the job. As Lt. Governor, he has been Governor Scranton's strong right arm in building a better Pennsylvania...and will carry on this progress without let-up when elected. Ray has been twice elected District Attorney with support of both parties. Served a term in the State Senate. He has been the most active Lt. Governor in our history. He KNOWS first-hand how to solve the problems of education, housing, transportation, and job opportunities. Quite a man, Ray Shafer...and he'll make quite a Governor. Vote for Ray Shafer for Governor on Tuesday, November 8th.
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Title:
Hubert H. Humphrey
Chrome unused
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Title:
Winthrop Rockefeller
Chrome unused
Description:
Governor, State of Arkansas
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Title:
Harrison A. Williams
Chrome unused
Description:
Re-elect Williams United States Senator, NOW-When it matters most!
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Title:
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Chrome unused
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Title:
Congressman Edward Mezvinsky
Chrome unused
Description:
From his historic work on the Judiciary Committee, Ed Mezvinsky has built a national reputation as one of the young leaders determined to make the government work again. At home here in Iowa, Ed has kept his promise to stay close to the people he represents with over 200 Town Meetings, three Outreach Offices, and a mobile unit. Ed's legislative effectiveness, combined with his accessibility, gives Iowans a forceful and responsive voice in Congress.
Mezvinsky for Congress
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Title:
Sproesser Wynn, Texas
Chrome unused
Description:
Fort Worth attorney Sproesser Wynn is known throughout Texas as an outstanding attorney. The 1968 Republican nominee for state attorney general, he promises to wage an all-out fight against organized crime.
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Title:
Ted Risenhoover
Chrome unused
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Title:
Representative W. R. (Bob) Poage
Chrome unused
Description:
11th Texas Congressional District - Offices at 2107 Rayburn Building, Washington, D.C. and 205 Federal Building, Waco, Texas. 4th ranking member of the House, Chairman of the House Committee on Agriculture. Counties of District: Bell, Bosque, Brown, Burnet, Coleman, Comanche, Coryell, Erath, Falls, Hamilton, Hood, Lampasas, McCulloch, McLennan, Milam, Mills, San Saba, Somervell, Williamson.
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Title:
Dr. Otis R. Bowen
Chrome unused
Description:
Dr. Otis R. Bowen was inaugurated as Indiana's 44th Governor on January 8, 1973. A physician from Bremen in Marshall County, Goveernor Bowen earlier served seven terms in the Indiana House of Representatives, including an unprecedented four sessions as Speaker. Now seeking to become the first Governor since 1851 to succeed himself, he was unopposed in the 1976 primary.
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Title:
Vice President J. Dan Quayle and Family
Chrome unused
Description:
D. John Waters Taken July 4, 1991 at Court House, Huntington, Indiana. 44th Vice President, 1989-1992. Born February 4, 1947. Served two terms U.S. House of Representatives. Elected two terms as Senator started 1980. Souvenir Post Card, Limited Amount #3.
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Title:
Dan Quayle Speaking at Court House
Huntington Indiana (IN), Chrome
Description:
Jolene Hum Home of Huntington College - Known as Petunia City - Home of Chief Richardville - Home of Vice President J. Dan Quayle 44th Vice Pres. 1989-1992
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Title:
George Wallace Country
Chrome unused
Description:
America, The Beautiful The most beautiful and bountiful scenery and soil on earth, including Alabama and surrounding territory, and inhabited almost in its entirety by fun loving, hardworking, brave and intelligent individuals, people like George Wallace, and people who like George Wallace.
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Title:
Mayor Ronnie Thompson of Macon, Georgia
Macon Georgia (GA), Chrome
Description:
Mayor Ronnie Thompson of Macon, Georgia Macon, Georgia's First Republican Mayor, Elected Nov. 7, 1967 at 33. The youngest man ever to be elected to serve as Macon's Chief Executive.
Dexter Press Inc.
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Title:
Carzer
Heidelberg unused
Description:
P. Martin
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Title:
Alabama's Jim Martin
Chrome unused
Description:
Clark As Republican Congressman from Alabama's scenic 7th district, James D. Martin was Alabama's strongest voice in Washington. As a Southerner, he warns how the Democratic Party uses the South for a "whipping boy" to win votes in the North and East. Stand up for the South. "Let us make Alabama the cleanest, greenest, and most hospitable state in the United States."
Koppel Color Cards
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Title:
Attorney General Bob Killian
Chrome PM 1974 May-18
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Title:
Johnny Glover, Candidate for State Representative
Chrome unused
Description:
District 53, Terrebonne Parish, Houma, Louisiana. Shown with wife Joan and son Michael, enjoying 'the good earth'.
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Title:
Have You Registered?
Divided Back PM 1902 Sep-30
Description:
Registration Books Close October 12, 1902 Don't delay, but register today, and avoid rush at the last minute Republican Central Committee
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Title:
Androscoggin County Court House, Albert L. Kavanaugh
Auburn Maine (ME), Post Card (Undivided Back)
Description:
For Judge on Probate of Republican County Ticket, Albert L. Kavanaugh. Election Day, Monday, September 14
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Title:
The Official State Seal and Governor Post Card
Vermont (VT), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 Apr-25
Description:
Hon. Charles J. Bell, Governor of the State of Vermont
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Title:
S.M. le Roi De Grece.
Real Photo PM 1904 Oct-20
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Title:
Another first! Michigan
Real Photo unused
Description:
John C. Mackie, the only elected highway commissioner in the nation. Elected in 1957. For the past two years, Michigan has led the nation in the construction of interstate system freeways.
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Title:
The E. B. Smith Family at Home
Iowa (IA), Chrome
Description:
Keep Iowa Prosperous -- Elect E. B. Smith to the U. S. Senate. Dear Friend: Much of my boyhood was spent on the farms of my grandfather and fathr, and farm problems are a major interest for me. I support keeping and improving the present feed grains program, laws to protect cattle feeders from unfair competition by chain stores and packers, free trade in hides, REA, easier farm crdit. I do not think farm prices have caused inflation, and i am for keeping them high. Elect me and I will work for you. Sincerely, E. B. Smith
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Title:
Governor's Quarters, National Military Home, Kansas
Kansas (KS), Linen PM 1911 Sep-4
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Title:
Dole in 1996
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Malcolm X (Malcolm Little Al Hajj Malik Shabazz) 1925-65, Black Muslim Leader
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
If I am Elected - Everybody Can Ride in an Automobile" - Political Candidate For Office
Divided Back PM 1918 Sep-30
Description:
Ford
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Title:
Charles S. Gubser
Chrome unused
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Title:
Elect Ray Shafer Governor
Chrome PM 1966 Nov-4
Description:
Dear Fellow Pennsylvanians, Ray Shafer is the only candidate for Governor with experience on the job. As Lt. Governor, he has been Governor Scranton's strong right arm in building a better Pennsylvania...and will carry on this progress without let-up when elected. Ray has been twice elected District Attorney with support of both parties. Served a term in the State Senate. He has been the most active Lt. Governor in our history. He knows first-hand how to solve the problems of education, housing, transportation, and job opportunities. Quite a man, Ray Shafer...and he'll make quite a Governor. Vote for Ray Shafer for Governor on Tuesday, November 8th
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Title:
The Debates - Take Your Pick in "76"
Chrome unused
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Title:
Vote for Representative Albert Harrison Hall
Cambridge Massachusetts (MA), Divided Back unused
Description:
Remember to attend the Primary September 12 and vote for your candidate for Representative Albert Harrison Hall Experienced public official successful business man Endorsed by nearly a thousand voters Walter C. Smith, 19 Agassiz St., Cambridge
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Title:
Carl W. Anderson City Council Reelection Announcement 1949
Quincy Massachusetts (MA), Chrome PM 1949 Oct-16
Description:
Dear Neighbor: You have honored me splendidly and generously over the years of my public service. For your votes and kindly help, I am profoundly grateful and anxious to justify, even more, the confidence you have so graciously placed in me. In these turbulent times, to satisfy MOST of the people is a tribute to the ability and diligence of any official. On the merits of my INDEPENDENT Action in the City Council toward that end, I offer myself for RE-ELECTION. With sincere best wishes to you and yours. (Signed) Carl W. Anderson
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Title:
LeVander for Governor
Chrome PM 1966 Oct-31
Description:
The LeVander Family: Harold, Iantha, Hap, Jean and Diane
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Title:
Swallowing the Fruits of his Labor
Divided Back unused
Description:
Rose Hyman Tom Tom Series
Vote for Tom Blatt The Working Man's Friend
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Title:
Albert W. Gilchrist - Candidate for Governor of Florida
Divided Back unused
Description:
Punta Gorda, Fla. Vote for Albert W. Gilchrist. He feels sure he will be elected Governor of Florida, if he gets enough votes. He will be opposed by a "Band of Patriots" who have monompolized all the political virtues. They organize the Ward, City, County and State politics, always with an eye for the main chance and for the p-e-a-p-u-l-l. They would not draw their salaries except for the benefit of the p-e-a-p-u-l-l. They are the p-e-a-p-u-l-l milling the last p-e-a out of the pot for themselves. He is not on the "band wagon." Walking is good enough for him
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Title:
V. Bismarck
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Eine feige Politik hat noch immer Unglück gebracht
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Title:
General Bar-Lev, chief-of-staff
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Zalman Shazar, President of Israel
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Jim Waltermire
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Re-Elect Russell M.Bird, Sheriff - Summit County
Chrome PM 1960 Nov-02
Description:
Here's the man who has been my "boss" (and a good one) these past years. I've never known him to compromise his policy of "law enforcement with integrity." May I ask you to give him your vote for Sheriff on November 8? Thank you!
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Title:
Sam Stratton
Chrome unused
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Title:
Albert P. Brewer, Lt. Governor of Alabama
Chrome unused
Description:
Albert Brewer was elected Lt. Governor of Alabama without opposition in the general election on Nov. 8, 1966. In January, 1963 he was elected Speaker of the House of Representatives and was the youngest (age 34) ever elected to this high post. He formerly represented Morgan County in the legislature for 2 terms
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Title:
Vote for Ralph Mehrkens, November 8, 1960
Chrome PM Oct-31
Description:
Retain Ralph Mehrkens Supervisor, 4th Dist. Dear Friend: The best contribution that we can make for good government is to retain a qualified, responsible person to represent our area. Supervisor Ralph Mehrkens is giving the 4h District this kind of impartial service; independent ... non-political and with no ties to one particular community. I know that you will join me in striving to keep such outstanding representation on the job for the Fourth District. Please tell your friends to vote for Supervisor Mehrkens November 8. Thanks
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Title:
Buford Ellington, Governor of Tennessee
Chrome unused
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Title:
Robert F. Bennett, Governor of Kansas
Chrome unused
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Title:
Judge Steve Phelps
Pasadena Texas (TX), Chrome
Description:
The Phelps Family Steve, Jana, Becky, Johnny & Bethany
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Title:
Register of Wills Stanley M. Yetter Blotter
Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania (PA) unused
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Title:
Our Choice
Divided Back
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Title:
Governor and Mrs. Foster Furcolo and Family
Chrome PM 1960 Jul-16
Description:
GOVERNOR FOSTER FURCOLO--with his family in their home at Newton, Massachusetts. Bottom row, left to right Governor Furcolo, Hope, Foster, Jr., second row Richard, David, Mrs. Furcolo, Mark
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Title:
Elect my Friend Dr. J. M. Toner, Coroner
Divided Back unused
Description:
Dear Friend: I ask your support in behalf of Dr. J.M. Toner, for Coroner, and a kind word for him to your friends, neighbors and tradespeople. Don't forget to vote on November 7th
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Title:
Washington's statue
Divided Back unused
Description:
The Ezra Meeker Historical Post Cards for schools,Libraries,the Home ans collectors. "On this site in Federal Hall,April 30,1789,George Washington took the oath of office as the First President of America."
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Title:
The United State Supreme Court, 1981
Chrome unused
Description:
Sandra Day O'Connor, a conservative former Arizona judge become an associate justice of the Supreme Court, the first woman in U.S. history to bear that title. O'Connor, the youngest member, is the 102nd justice and first appointment to the court by President Reagan. Elected as the first female member in the Supreme Court's 191 years, O'Connor received a vote of 99 to 0 and proceeded to be inducted in the same robe she wore while on the Arizona bench. "I'll buy a new one eventually," she promised. "They do get old, you know." September 25, 1981 Colorphoto: Bill Fitz-Patrick
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Title:
Joe Walsh
Chrome unused
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Title:
Vladimir Ilyich Lenin
unused
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Title:
Vladimir Ilyich Lenin
unused
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Title:
A Meeting with Lenin
unused
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Title:
Vladimir Ilyich Lenin - Sculpture
unused
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Title:
Vladimir Ilyich Lenin
unused
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Title:
Gen.John Winslow
Description:
Second in command of expedition against the Acadians in 1755
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Title:
Rabin, Clinton, King Hussein, July 25, 1994
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Elect Bob Pacca County Clerk Row B
Chrome
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Title:
Vladimir Ilyich Lenin
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Title:
Vladimir Ilyich Lenin
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Title:
Vladimir Ilyich Lenin
unused
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Title:
Vladimir Ilyich Lenin
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Title:
Vladimir Ilyich Lenin
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Title:
Vladimir Ilyich Lenin
unused
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Title:
Funeral of Czechoslovak President Osvoboditel
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Title:
Governor Cargo
Chrome unused
Description:
Governor Cargo, center, signs children's autographs while on movie location in New Mexico
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Title:
Sir Humphrey Gilbert
unused
Description:
Born near Dartmouth, South Devon, 1539 Died off the banks of Newfoundland 1583
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Title:
F. Engels
unused
Description:
Series 904
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Title:
A quotation in German of Frederich Nietziche
unused
Description:
Man muss den schlechten Geschmack abtun, mit vielen ubereinstimmen zu wollen Nietziche Translation: “One must shed the bad taste of wanting to agree with many."
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Title:
McHugh for Congress
Continental Chrome
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Title:
McHugh for Congress
Continental Chrome
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Title:
Cara, Minch, Judy and Kristin Lewis
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Protect Syracuse with checks & valances, vote Minch Lewis for City Auditor. Experienced: 27 years in government, business, accounting and computers; Independent: fighting for plain language auditing; Innovator: Creates computer accounting systems; Husband & Father: Married 28 years; 2 daughters graduated from University of Notre Dame; Educated: University of Notre Dame and Syracuse University Master's Degree in Public Adm; Active: record of community service - Syracuse Common Council; elected 3 times to Onondaga County Legislature; chaired Ways & Means Committee; Metro. Comm. on Aging; on Onondaga Resource Recovery Agency; co-chair Parent-to-Parent; President, Contact; Rescue Mission Computer Adv. Comm.; Huntington and Dunbar Family Centers; Landmark Assoc.; EYP; Blessed Sacrament
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Title:
Jim Waltermire
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
For Secretary of State - Montana
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Title:
Senator Charlie Cook and Family
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Napoleon
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Ralph C. Clyde for State Senator
Oregon (OR), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Joseph S. Kobrzynski for Alderman
Chicago Illinois (IL), Divided Back PM 1931 Feb-28
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Title:
Don Lynch - Republican Nominee, U.S. Congress
Continental Chrome
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Title:
William Reynolds Archer Jr
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Texas's 7th district
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Title:
Mike Pearson for State Senate
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
"Mike Pearson is in Augusta for all the right reasons." Gov. John McKernan State Representative for 7 years State Senator for 8 years Chairman of Appropriations and Financial Affairs Committee Senate District 6 needs a hard-working leader who is responsible and reliable. MIKE PEARSON for STATE SENATE Paid for by Mike Pearson for Senate John O'Dea Treasurer
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Title:
Clément Armand Fallières
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Title:
Lester G. Maddox, Georgia's 75th Governor
Atlanta Georgia (GA), Chrome unused
Description:
and Georgia's gold-domed State Capitol Building in Atlanta. Governor Maddox rose to international fame as an Atlanta restaurateur and is considered by his constituency as a "little people's governor," since he has shown great compassion and concern for the average Georgian
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