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1 1968.19 Political Pin, Political Button Nixon-Agnew campaign pin. Nixon written in red, Agnew in blue, on white background. Along the edge, "Official Nixon button." Color: WH,RD,BL 1968.19 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
2 1968.25 Political Pin, Political Button Nixon. 1968.25 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
3 1970.64 Political Pin, Political Button Waterloo Republican Committee; yellow and red, "Re-Elect Governor"; 1970. Color: YL,RD 1970.64 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
4 1971.11.18.8 Political Pin, Political Button "I'm for Nixon and Lodge". Color: RD,WH,BL 1971.11.18.8 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
5 1972.34.1 Political Pin, Political Button Pickett for Congress. The word Pickett is symbolized by a picket fence. Oval, with pin on the back side. Color: YL,BL 1972.34.1 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
6 1972.38.12 Political Pin, Political Button "Ray for Governor" on a yellow background. Back of the pin is silver with a gold pin. Color: YL,GD 1972.38.12 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
7 1972.38.13 Political Pin, Political Button On yellow background, reading "Re-Elect Governor RAY". Back side is silver with a gold pin. The 1972 gubernatorial election ,which was the last election on a two-year cycle, changed to a four- year terms for governors. In Iowa, Robert D. Ray was the current governor who won his third four-year term beating Paul Franzenburg who was the democratic candidate. Four years earlier Ray defeated Franzenburg for governor. 1972.38.13 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
8 1972.38.15 Political Pin, Political Button Blue "S" shape, bearing the name "Stanley". Back side is white with a silver pin. Color: BL,WH 1972.38.15 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
9 1972.38.16 Political Pin, Political Button Red "S" shape, bearing the name "Stanley". Back side is white with a silver pin. Color: RD,WH 1972.38.16 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
10 1972.38.6 Political Pin, Political Button "Nixon Agnew" in red and blue letters on a white pin. Back is silver with a gold pin. Color: RD,WH,BL 1972.38.6 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
11 1972.38.7 Political Pin, Political Button Red and blue lettered campaign pin bearing the words "Re-elect the President" on a white background. (For Nixon in 1972). Back side is gold with no pin or fastener. Color: RD,WH,BL,GD 1972.38.7 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
12 1972.38.8 Political Pin, Political Button Blue and red lettered with the words "Nixon Now" on a white background with a red and blue border. Back side is silver-gray with a copper pin. The United States presidential election was between the Democratic party nomination, Senator George McGovern of South Dakota, and incumbent republican President Richard Nixon. Senator George McGovern ran an anti-war campaign where President Richard Nixon emphasized on a good economy and his successes in foreign affairs. Like the end of American involvement in the Vietnam War and establishing relations with China. Nixon decisively defeated George McGovern by almost 18 million more popular votes which was the widest margin of any United states presidential election. 1972.38.8 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
13 1972.58.10 Political Pin, Political Button "McGovern President '72" with white letters on a blue background. The United States presidential election was between the Democratic party nomination, Senator George McGovern of South Dakota, and incumbent republican President Richard Nixon. Senator George McGovern ran an anti-war campaign where President Richard Nixon emphasized on a good economy and his successes in foreign affairs. Like the end of American involvement in the Vietnam War and establishing relations with China. Nixon decisively defeated George McGovern by almost 18 million more popular votes which was the widest margin of any United states presidential election. 1972.58.10 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
14 1972.58.12 Political Pin, Political Button "Remember Oct. 9"; white letters on a black background. The reverse side says "For more buttons Ms. Anderson Clergy & Laity Concerned (402) 426-4006 $25.00/M." Color: WH,BK 1972.58.12 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
15 1972.58.3 Political Pin, Political Button "McGovern - Shriver '72". White lettering on a navy background. Color: WH,BL 1972.58.3 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
16 1972.59.13 Political Pin, Political Button "The man for you in '72. Hansen Nov. 7th". Red and blue letters on a white background. Color: RD,WH,BL 1972.59.13 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
17 1972.59.6 Political Pin, Political Button "Now more than ever" with a picture of President Nixon. 1972.59.6 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
18 1972.63.1 Political Pin, Political Button "Schmitz Anderson" with navy lettering on a white background. Color: WH,BL 1972.63.1 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
19 1972.72.1 Political Pin, Political Button "President Nixon" lettered in blue on a white background. This is encircled by a red band and then a blue band. This pin is in support of President Richard Nixon who was in office from 1969-1974 when he became the first president to ever resign while in office because of the Watergate Scandal. 1972.72.1 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
20 1972.72.2 Political Pin, Political Button The top half of the pin has "Nixon" lettered in white on a blue background. The bottom half has "Agnew" lettered in white on a red background. Color: RD,WH,BL 1972.72.2 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
21 1974.67.1 Political Pin, Political Button Celluloid with yellow lettering on red background. "Re-Elect Governor RAY". Union label on curl. In 1974, incumbent Ray defeated Democratic opponent Jim Schaben to capture an unprecedented fourth term as Governor of Iowa and also was elected to the first four-year term in the state's history. 1974.67.1 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
22 1976.25.3 Political Pin, Political Button One-inch white band across center and "Rapp" in red letters, with blue at top and bottom borders of white band, union label on curl line. Color: RD,WH,BL 1976.25.3 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
23 1976.29.1 Political Pin, Political Button Lithograph button reading "NIXON's THE ONE!" in red letters on white background. Curl line reads "Adcraft Mfg. Co., Chicago 60608." and has two union labels. Color: RD,WH 1976.29.1 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
24 1976.31.2 Political Pin, Political Button I'm a Beck Worker." No mark on curl. Color: WH,BK 1976.31.2 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
25 1976.31.5 Political Pin, Political Button Picture button reading, "CLARK - U.S. SENATE" in black letters on 3/8" orange border with black and white photo of Clark on white background in center. Union label on curl line reads "AFL-CIO IUDTW." Color: BK,WH,OR 1976.31.5 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
26 1976.6.2 Political Pin, Political Button White background, red "NIXON" above blue "AGNEW". "Official Nixon button, Feeley & WHeeler, 370 Lexington, NYC 10017" in small letters around rim. Color: RD,WH,BL 1976.6.2 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
27 1976.6.3 Political Pin, Political Button 1968 Nixon presidential campaign pin. Black background with red "NIXON", narrow white border around rim of pin. "Official Nixon button, Feeley & Wheeler, 370 Lexington, N. Y. C. 10017" in very small letters around rim. Color: BK,RD,WH 1976.6.3 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
28 1976.6.6 Political Pin, Political Button 1972 "McGovern" presidential campaign pin. white letters on royal blue backround. Printed in small letters blue on white inside rim, "VOTES UNLIMITED", FERNDALE, N.Y." Color: WH,BL 1976.6.6 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
29 1976.6.7 Political Pin, Political Button "1ST TIME VOTER FOR McGOVERN" presidential campaign pin. White letters on light blue background except "VOTER FOR" light blue letters on white stripe slightly above center. Printed in small letters, light blue on white inside rim, "VOTES UNLIMITED", FERNDALE, N.Y." Color: BL,WH 1976.6.7 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
30 1976.6.8 Political Pin, Political Button "McGOVERN". White letters on orange-red background. "O" in McGOVERN enlarged to female symbol. Printed in small orange red letters letters inside rim, "VOTES UNLIMITED", FERNDALE, N.Y." Color: WH,RD 1976.6.8 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
31 1976.77.12 Political Pin, Political Button McGovern pin. Black lettering on white background with a pink, blue, and yellow background. The United States presidential election was between the Democratic party nomination, Senator George McGovern of South Dakota, and incumbent republican President Richard Nixon. Senator George McGovern ran an anti-war campaign where President Richard Nixon emphasized on a good economy and his successes in foreign affairs. Like the end of American involvement in the Vietnam War and establishing relations with China. Nixon decisively defeated George McGovern by almost 18 million more popular votes which was the widest margin of any United states presidential election. 1976.77.12 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
32 1976.77.7 Political Pin, Political Button For McCarthy. "McCarthy" in blue on white background, "76" white on blue background. Color: BL,WH 1976.77.7 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
33 1976.81.3 Political Pin, Political Button "Maree's Husband for Senator in 1976" pin. Iowa Senate. (Mrs. Wm. Hansen) 1976.81.3 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
34 1976.81.4 Political Pin, Political Button "Kay's Dad for Senator, Senator Hansen." Black lettering on red background. Caricature of tiger's head, also in black, on top of pin. Iowa Senate 1976. Color: BK,RD 1976.81.4 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
35 1976.90.9 Political Pin, Political Button "Rapp" campaign pin for Iowa 3rd District Democratic candidate for Congress. Blue pin with white stripe across the middle and "Rapp" in red letters on that white stripe. Color: BL,WH 1976.90.9 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
36 1976.93.1.5 Political Pin, Political Button Round with "Rapp" in red letters on white background on middle of pin and two areas of blue flanking the white on top and bottom. Color: RD,WH,BL 1976.93.1.5 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
37 1976.93.1.6 Pin, politicalPolitical Pin, Political Button "Senator Bill Hansen for Senator". Pin is red lettering on white background with one single band of blue, with blue Liberty Bell on it running across the lower third of the pin. Color: RD,WH,BL 1976.93.1.6 (Pin, politicalPolitical Pin, Political Button) image
38 1978.25.12 Political Pin, Political Button White painted metal, green lettering, "Roosevlet, Wallace", corn emblem; brass pin back. Color: WH,GR 1978.25.12 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
39 1978.25.18 Political Pin, Political Button "Kennedy Johnson", 1960 Presidential campaign, metal pin back, ", Chicago", Union No. "313". Color: RD,WH,BL,BK 1978.25.18 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
40 1978.25.19 Political Pin, Political Button Red, white and blue painted metal, blue lettering, "I'm for Nixon", 1960 Presidential campaign. Metal pin back, "Union Label, Local 195 115". Color: RD,WH,BL 1978.25.19 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
41 1978.25.21 Political Pin, Political Button "Our Next President, John F. Kennedy", photograph of Kennedy, 1960 Presidential campaign, brass pin back. Color: RD,WH,BL,BK 1978.25.21 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
42 1978.25.29 Political Pin, Political Button "Fulton"; brass pin back. photograph, 1960 Democratic campaign, metal pin back. Color: GD,BK 1978.25.29 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
43 1978.25.46 Political Pin, Political Button Gold and black painted, "Nixon"; bendable top tab. This is in support of Richard Nixon during his run for the presidency in the 1960s. Nixon became president in 1969 and lead the United States until 1974 when he became the first president to resign in office due to the Watergate scandal. 1978.25.46 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
44 1978.25.53 Political Pin, Political Button Brown painted metal, yellow cloth felt at edge (sunflower), yellow lettering and "G. O. P." elephant at bottom, "Landon/Knox", 1936 Republican Presidential campaign, brass pin back. Color: BR,YL 1978.25.53 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
45 1978.25.60 Political Pin, Political Button Red, white and blue painted metal, white lettering, "The Winning Team, Nixon and Lodge", 2 blue stars on sides, Nixon and Lodge photographs. Republican presidenial campaign. Metal pin back, Green Duck Co., Chicago". This pin is in support of Richard Nixon and Henry Lodge (Republican) for the 1960 Presidential election. They ran against and lost to John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson (Democratic). This is the first time that Alaska and Hawaii were included in a presidential election because they had both become states in 1959. Nixon and Lodge won Alaska and Kennedy and Johnson won Hawaii. 1978.25.60 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
46 1978.25.71 Political Pin, Political Button Blue paper face, clear plastic covering, white lettering, "Iowans for Bayh", red numerals, "76". Brass pin back. Color: RD,WH,BL 1978.25.71 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
47 1978.25.74 Political Pin, Political Button Yellow background with red lettering, "Re-Elect Governor Ray", 1973 Republican, Iowan Campaign. Metal pin back. Color: YL,RD 1978.25.74 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
48 1978.25.75 Political Pin, Political Button "Ray The Governor", 1970 Iowa Republican campaign, metal pin back. Color: YL,RD 1978.25.75 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
49 1978.25.76 Political Pin, Political Button Plastic, red painted white plastic, "S", red lettering, "Stanley". Metal pin back. Color: RD,WH 1978.25.76 (Political Pin, Political Button) image
50 1978.25.81 Political Pin, Political Button "MILLER" Union label: 1 US AFL CIO, White lettering, blue background Color: BL, WH 1978.25.81 (Political Pin, Political Button) image