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Box 94

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Contains 33 Results:

Republican Convention 1956: Welcome to the Golden West, 1956

 Item — Box: 94
Identifier: 2214.BR0058
Scope and Contents From the Series:

Broadsides: This series contains an assortment of promotional, declaratory, and advertising items. Most of these items are made of paper, advertised particular events or politically-related products, and were intended to have a very short use-life. Mrs. Douglas also included some of the collection's bumper stickers in this category.

Dates: 1956

Re-Elect Ike and Dick: Vote Republican, 1956

 Item — Box: 94
Identifier: 2214.BR0066
Scope and Contents From the Series:

Broadsides: This series contains an assortment of promotional, declaratory, and advertising items. Most of these items are made of paper, advertised particular events or politically-related products, and were intended to have a very short use-life. Mrs. Douglas also included some of the collection's bumper stickers in this category.

Dates: 1956

This Week in the Saturday Evening Post, 1956

 Item — Box: 94
Identifier: 2214.BR0067
Scope and Contents From the Series:

Broadsides: This series contains an assortment of promotional, declaratory, and advertising items. Most of these items are made of paper, advertised particular events or politically-related products, and were intended to have a very short use-life. Mrs. Douglas also included some of the collection's bumper stickers in this category.

Dates: 1956

All the Way with Adlai with these Proven Campaign Aids, 1956

 Item — Box: 94
Identifier: 2214.BR0085
Scope and Contents From the Series:

Broadsides: This series contains an assortment of promotional, declaratory, and advertising items. Most of these items are made of paper, advertised particular events or politically-related products, and were intended to have a very short use-life. Mrs. Douglas also included some of the collection's bumper stickers in this category.

Dates: 1956

Spur Victory for Ike and Dick in '56 with these Proven Campaign Aids, 1956

 Item — Box: 94
Identifier: 2214.BR0088
Scope and Contents From the Series:

Broadsides: This series contains an assortment of promotional, declaratory, and advertising items. Most of these items are made of paper, advertised particular events or politically-related products, and were intended to have a very short use-life. Mrs. Douglas also included some of the collection's bumper stickers in this category.

Dates: 1956

Stephen Finding "His Mother", 1860

 Item — Box: 94
Identifier: 2214.CA0001
Scope and Contents From the Series:

Cartoons: This series contains political cartoons and caricatures in a number of mediums. Many 19th century cartoons are in the form of lithographic prints. Some of the later examples include cartoons clipped from newspapers and magazines.

Dates: 1860

Eisenhower for President, 1948

 Item — Box: 94
Identifier: 2214.CA0002
Scope and Contents From the Series:

Cartoons: This series contains political cartoons and caricatures in a number of mediums. Many 19th century cartoons are in the form of lithographic prints. Some of the later examples include cartoons clipped from newspapers and magazines.

Dates: 1948

"Let Us Clasp Hands over the Bloody Chasm.", 1872

 Item — Box: 94
Identifier: 2214.CA0012
Scope and Contents From the Series:

Cartoons: This series contains political cartoons and caricatures in a number of mediums. Many 19th century cartoons are in the form of lithographic prints. Some of the later examples include cartoons clipped from newspapers and magazines.

Dates: 1872

Public Opinion -- April 22, 1874

 Item — Box: 94
Identifier: 2214.CA0013
Scope and Contents From the Series:

Cartoons: This series contains political cartoons and caricatures in a number of mediums. Many 19th century cartoons are in the form of lithographic prints. Some of the later examples include cartoons clipped from newspapers and magazines.

Dates: 1874

The Third Term Panic, 1874

 Item — Box: 94
Identifier: 2214.CA0020
Scope and Contents From the Series:

Cartoons: This series contains political cartoons and caricatures in a number of mediums. Many 19th century cartoons are in the form of lithographic prints. Some of the later examples include cartoons clipped from newspapers and magazines.

Dates: 1874