Monday, September 23, 2013

For sale: Anti LBJ Rare "I'd rather save my ass" Political Button

Rare LBJ (Lyndon Johnson, 36th President of the United States)  Political Pinback Button for sale "I'd rather save my ass than Johnson's face".  This has auctioned for more than $400.  Offered for sale here at $175 OBO.  Excellent condition.

I prefer Paypal free shipping:  tdklim1966@yahoo.com

Call Todd @ 352-292-2736




Monday, September 2, 2013

Announcement: APIC 2014 National Convention in Denver Colorado





American Political Items Collectors Denver National Convention.

Attached is the registration form for the APIC 2014 National Convention. The first page is all that is needed to fill out and send in. Payments by check or Paypal OK. The second page is info about some of the great activities nearby the convention site. It also lists some of the seminars we are considering, so please give us feedback. Then there is also info on sponsorship and advertising. These conventions are all volunteer efforts with no direct funding, so we really need help from sponsors and advertisers. WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU IN DENVER!

Tuesday, August 20, 2013

Political Memorabilia Exchange: Buy and sell political memorabilia.

  • A place to offer political buttons, badges, ribbons, posters and misc historical items for sale or trade to other collectors.



Warren G Harding Picture Pin Whithead & Hoag/Political Memorabilia

Hard  7/8" cello. Harding photo button with original backpaper.  Whitehead & Hoag.

1920 campaign.

APIC member #17007

We pledge never to sell fakes or reproductions.

$25.00 via paypal

Thursday, August 15, 2013

RARE Taft-Sherman "Elephant Ears" sells for $6,216.00 on Anderson Auctions

One of the most sought after political pins sells for $6,216.00 on Anderson Americana.

One of the greatest pins in political campaigning history – the legendary Taft-Sherman Elephant Ears. No great collection is complete without one of these. Taft and Sherman teamed up in 1908 when this pin was made to keep the Republican elephant in the White House. This 1 1/4 inch celluloid has a Whitehead and Hoag back paper and is in excellent condition. Few pins can match the Elephant Ears for its design and rarity. It is simply a spectacular piece of history.