In the early 1960s, before John F. Kennedy was assassinated in 1963, a company came out with this set of 64 black and white gumcards depicting his life. The first card is JFK at 10 years old, playing football. The cards show moments throughout his life, to the last card which has him 'recognizing a reporter during the nationwide televised press conference...in his casual hand in pocket stance'. Cards have descriptions on backs. Cards meausre 2 1/2 by 3 1/2 inches. Copyright Rosan Printing Corp...

This original large portrait of Robert Kennedy was taken in the early 1960s by world famous photographer Philippe Halsman. This 11 by 14 color photo was used by the RFK camp as a campaign poster/portrait for supporters. There's an autograph facsimile under the excellent portrait. RFK was elected to the U.S. Senate in 1964, representing New York State. He was assassinated shortly after delivering a speech celebrating his victory in the 1968 presidential primary of California in L.A...

If only we could still order some stuff. This original 1968 pamphlet is the George WALLACE CAMPAIGN MATERIALS PRICE LIST. It lists all the must-have campaign items the Wallace supporter would need...stickers, record, stamps, hat, banner, tie, coins, pins and more. The folded brochure measures 3 5/8 inches across by 8 1/2 inches high. Opens to 11 inches across. Excellent 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.

So he's not exactly our image of the great superhero Superman, but this original 1970 Spiro Agnew as Superman Puzzle is still sealed and mint in the box. The 500 interlocking piece puzzle features Agnew in the Man of Steel outfit, holding arrows and an olive branch. Box measures 9 1/4 by 13 inches. Assembled puzzle is 16 by 20 inches...

This original 1972 celluloid political campaign pin says... NOTRE DAME STUDENTS FOR KENNEDY. There's a portrait of young Edward Ted Kennedy with a drawing of the Notre Dame steeple. Pin measures 1 3/4 inches across. Rim is marked with a box number, 'Campbell' and zip code. Pin has normal age tarnish on tin back but is overall in excellent condition.

This original TED KENNEDY pin is from his run for the presidency in 1980. It says...FOR PRESIDENT - KENNEDY - 1980. Measures 2 1/8 inches. Pin shows his portrait with the union label on the rim. Excellent condition.

This rare original 1968 poster is a caricature of Robert F. Kennedy by Ernst Wahlert. The Democratic hopeful that year, RFK is depicted in a toothy, humorous portrait. Bottom is marked...'Copyright 1968 By The Artist, Ernst Wahlert, Celebrity Colorprints...Dallas, Texas.' The poster measures 17.5 by 23 inches. Slight crinkles at corners but overall, this is in excellent condition...no pinholes. It will be shipped rolled in a tube.

These paddles were made to spoof the U.S. - China ping pong matches in the early 1970s, as President Richard Nixon made the first inroads into U.S. communication with China. This 6 1/2 by 10 1/2 inch set is still in the original package. Nixon's paper caricature face is on one paddle...Chairman Mao on the other. Paddles are made of wood with rubber surfaces. Made in Hong Kong. Some minor discoloration to header card. Original, unused old warehouse stock in excellent condition.

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!

If condition matters to you, you'll appreciate this original portrait FDR campaign pin that says ~ American Labor Party ~. The ALP was a minor U.S. political party that was based in New York state. They were organized in 1936 by labor leaders, liberal Democrats and old-line Socialists and had strong ties with labor unions. The party supported Franklin D. Roosevelt and endorsed him in 1936, 1940 and 1944. In 1956, the ALP voted itself out of existence. The pin is lithographed on tin...