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- Collection: SURF Ephemera Collection
During the running years for the campaign election of 1956-1960, Adlai Stevenson created a pin, which is the shape of a shoe with a small hole like…
Adlai And Estes Pin:
A form of a pin that was beginning to be made was the Adlai and Estes pin, which represented the campaign election of Adlai…
A gold trim scroll from 1963 stating the accomplishments of the Camarillo State Hospital and congratulating the members of the board of trustees for…
This baseball hat with red colored printing and a white logo stating Make America Great Again.
A long piece of cloth covered in pins and stickers; many anti-LNG pipeline pins along with Tolmach, Brown, Obama, and Clinton pins.
A tapestry full of buttons, sticker and pieces of paper ranging from 1970s to the most recently the Obama/Biden campaign of 2008. It also has no…
Governor Jerry Brown endorses Jane Tolmach for State Assembly.
"Kennedy-Johnson" fashion hat
This document was written for the Presidential Campaign of 1968 by Eugene McCarthy discussing viewpoints on the social, economic, and political issues…
Bright, neon orange bumper sticker, Barry Goldwater
History
Hole in shoe
Stevenson Kefauver
Stevenson Kefauver Tv fund
Walking with Stevenson flyer
Used to be available in Nason's drug store in…
Here is where you can be specific--"A bottle of whiskey depicting Governor Patrick Brown used as marketing material for his campaign for re-election…
average ruler width and length, navy blue with white lettering, brown back to preserve stickiness
Advertises for Stevenson who was running at the time, makes him appear like a common man due to the hole in his shoe shown in the image.
This newspaper advertisement is a ripped portion of the Newspaper labeled “Political Advertisement.” Images of the shoe print out are boxed in a…
Pink button pin with black bold letters stating “WOMEN MAKE POLICY, NOT COFFEE” and a coffee clip art on the bottom.
The LNG political button from Jane Tolmach's collecton
A medallion from the 1960 Democratic National Convention in which John F. Kennedy was chosen to be the presidential candidate for the Democratic…
cardboard "Stevenson for President" top hat. colored red, white, and blue.
