James G. Blaine

Paper poster promoting James G. Blaine for president, 1884. 14 3/4 x 19 3/4". One small area of discoloration upper left corner, and a 1 1/2" tear along the bottom edge. Learn More

Brass token promoting James G. Blaine for president and John Logan for vice president, 1884. Dewitt #JGB 1884-21. 26 mm., holed for suspension, in lustrous uncirculated condition. Learn More

Brass token promoting James G. Blaine for president, 1884. Dewitt #JGB 1884-18. 25 mm., holed for suspension, in lustrous uncirculated condition. Learn More

Ribbon badge promoting James G. Blaine for president and John A. Logan for vice president, 1884. 1 3/4 x 5 1/4". Silk ribbon suspended from a brass shell eagle pin. Some separation in the ribbon just above and just below BLAINE. Learn More

Brass charm with albumen photos promoting James G. Blaine for president and John A. Logan for vice president, 1884. 7/8" diameter, 1/4" thick. Looped for suspension. In unusually excellent condition with bright, clear jugate portraits. Learn More

Brass stickpin promoting James G. Blaine for president, 1884. Albumen photo enclosed in an ornate brass shell with original stickpin. Photo is just a bit light, otherwise excellent condition. Learn More

Single-sided flier promoting James G. Blaine for president and John A. Logan for vice president, 1884. 5 1/4 x 8 3/4". Generally excellent condition with faint paper discoloration. Announces a meeting of the "Republican Members of the DRY GOODS TRADE...to join the procession to the Business Men's Mass Meeting in Wall Street..." Learn More

Broadside disparaging James G. Blaine, 1884. Although Blaine denied it, the Democrats accused him of having a financial interest in the controversial Hocking Valley mines, knowing that the poor working conditions of the miners and the risk of being labelled a fat-cat capitalist could hurt his presidential aspirations. This broadside "proves" Blaine's involvement in the mines. 19 x 24", in excellent condition. Learn More

Tin belt buckle promoting James G. Blaine for president and John Logan for vice president, 1884. 2 1/4 x 3 1/4" and in generally excellent condition with just some very minor rust spots on the front. Learn More

Silk ribbon with tipped in jugate portraits promoting James G. Blaine for president and John Logan for vice president, 1884. 2 1/4 x 6". A terrific ribbon in near mint condition with a TORSCH & LEE BALTIMORE, MD. paper tag affixed to the back. Learn More