John F. Kennedy Pencil - Unknown Addres

Submitted by Larry:
Wondering how much this would be worth. It’s a mechanical pencil- printed on the barrel it reads “Compliments John F. Kennedy 133 W. North Ave.” Also be curious to know if you have any info on that address.

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Nixon Charm Bracelet

Submitted by Dan: I found besides mom's "Six Crises" souvenir of the Nixon gubernatorial campaign, I found this really kind of fun/cute charm bracelet that was, it seems, a campaign fave. It features a Republican elephant, five red/white/blue "shields" each with a letter "N" "I" "X" "O" "N" on them, then a blue outline of the state with "California" on it, all dangling from a wrist chain. I took a REALLY BAD photo (my camera won't focus close enough alas, and its not a huge item) and of course it is "junk" jewelry and there's no real gold or anything, but it is kind of unique in its detail for a probably-not-that-mass-produced campaign memory. I'm attaching the really BAD photo so you can see what I'm talking about.

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Vote For Ike Record Album

Submitted by Sharon: I have five records, 78 rpm, in dust jacket. One has a 1/2' chunk off edge, but other four are in good condition. The label says:
"Vote for Ike" written by Mack Gordon sung by The Democrats for Eisenhower made available by Hollywood Democrats for Eisenhower.These were in a house built in the 1950's and owner previously by a family who kept EVERYTHING. One record is in exceptionally pristine condition, but the others were in a box and did get dusty.

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Nixon Presidential Seal Glass Set

Submitted by Richard:
I have a set of rocks glasses that were given as gifts at white house state dinners . They come in a white box with the presidential seal in gold on top. The glasses have the presidential seal on them with the words Best Wishes Richard Nixon etched below the seal. Each glass is wrapped in its own grey flannel sack. My mother's former boss was a good friend of Nixons, that is how they came into my possession.

John F. Kennedy Poster

Submitted by Woody:
Do yu have any idea what the attached poster print is worth ? It's 18"x 24" in an inexpesnive frame . It's old how old I dont know . At the bottom left hand side
published by The New England Traveler Buzzards Bay Massachusetts.

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1988 Harrison Cleveland Cigar Box

Submitted by:Suzanne
1888 Benjamin Harrison & Grover Cleveland candidates cigar box.
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1905 Inauguration Cup

Submitted by James:

I have an inauguration cup inscribed "Inauguration Washington D.C. 1905. I havenot been able to locate any information on this.

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Theodore Roosevelt Medallion

Submitted by Kyle:

I have a medallion/token from a banquet in honor of Colonel Roosevelt. One side reads: Banquest in honor of Colonel Roosevelt. Hamilton Club of Chicago 9/8/1910. The other side features the upper body of Theodore Roosevelt. There's a little chain with links atttached. I haven't been able to find anyone to tell me more about it.

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Constitution Party Pin

Submitted by Gary:
Gary would like to know the history/store behind this pin and an idea of its value.

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