Just like former President Jimmy Carter, this caricature 1977 HAPPY MOUTH BOTTLE OPENER is always smiling. The molded vinyl head sits on a wooden handle. Opens bottles with ease and back of the head comes off so you can retrieve the caps. Measures 7 inches high. Marked 1976 Thomas Premiums. Comes in the original box. Overall, item is in unused, near-mint condition.

This original ticket is for the 1968 RICHARD NIXON - SPIRO AGNEW VICTORY RALLY which was held at Madison Square Garden in New York City. This ticket was never used, measures 6 by 1 3/4 inches and is in excellent condition.

These POLITICARDS are dated 1971 and were made during the height of the Richard Nixon presidency. Each of the 54 different playing cards is a different character of the era...

This original 1950's flicker pinback switches from a photo portrait of the man who ran against Dwight D. Eisenhower in both 1952 and 1956. Democrat ADLAI STEVENSON lost both times to Ike but left us with this original...ALL THE WAY WITH ADLAI...campaign button. Pin measures 2 1/2 inches and is in near-mint condition. Back is marked VARI-VUE, the company that made these flicker items...they went out of business circa 1980.

This original 1950's I LIKE IKE pinback button flickers from the words to a smiling portrait of President Dwight D. Eisenhower who won both the 1952 and 1956 elections. Pin measures 2 1/2 inches across. Back is marked VARI-VUE, a company that went out of business circa 1980. Pin is in excellent condition.

This lot of 12 original GOLDWATER cardboard coasters are from 1964. The black and white portrait of Republican candidate Barry Goldwater is in the center of each 3.5 inch disk. These are all in excellent condition...and you'll actually get a 'baker's dozen'...13 coasters.

This original political poster is from either the 1968 or 1972 campaign for Richard Nixon. Under a big smiling portrait, it says...THIS TIME, VOTE LIKE YOUR WHOLE WORLD DEPENDED ON IT. This glossy color poster measures 21 by 13 1/2 inches. Bottom is marked...Authorized and Paid for by Nixon-Agnew Committee, etc. Also has the union mark. Poster is in near-mint condition. This was never used.

Here's a near-mint original color portrait celluloid pin of John F. Kennedy. It measures 3 3/8 inches across and says...OUR 35TH PRESIDENT. Very clean front and back. Nice JFK item...a great 1960 campaign pinback!

All original!...here's a lot of genuine political campaign pins that were used to help elect Ronald Reagan President of the United States in 1980. Three of the pins are large size and measure 3 1/2 inches across. Two of those are jugates...pins that show both Reagan and his running mate, George Bush (the first). One of the jugates is a rare INAUGURATION DAY pin...

NOT A REPRINT...this original 1947 movie photo was made to promote the film STALLION ROAD which starred Ronald Reagan. He portrayed a dedicated veterinarian who competes with his novelist friend, played by Zachary Scott, for the affections of female horse rancher, Alexis Smith. Photo shows all 3 of them and a group of hatted men, standing around something that looks like a big washing machine. Reagan is holding a bottle and he doesn't look happy...

Here's a beautiful 1969 bronze medallion commemorating the Inauguration of Richard Milhous Nixon as President of the United States. (Till this photo, this had been in its original plastic bag but the bag was too crumply to see through so we had to remove it.) This large 3-inch medal is signed F. GASPARRO. Frank Gasparro (1909 - 2001) was the chief engraver of the United States Mint from 1965 to 1981. You've seen his artwork more times than you know as he designed the Susan B...

This original circa 1960 print of John F. Kennedy was made to be turned into a large 6 inch pinback button. Around the portrait of JFK, it says...INAUGURATION DAY JANUARY 20th 1961 - MAN OF THE 60'S. This was never pressed onto a button but is still in its original condition. Beautiful color portrait of Kennedy...measures 7 1/4 by 8 1/4 inches. In addition, winner gets another vintage JFK portrait made at the same time, by the same company....A.A.A. in D.C...