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Stickers that support the election of Gerald Ford for election as President of the United States. These stickers were a replacement for pins that other candidates used, and handed out to supporters at events.

Illinois Campaign Reporting Systems (ICRS) was a political consulting business founded by local politician Tony Leone. ICRS created computer software that made gathering constituent information and contributions easier for the Republican Party in…

Political poster with the title, "Campaign Reporting Systems."

Blue Porcelain Elephant Bowl that says "GOP" at the top. This symbolizes the Republican Party. Origins unknown.

Brown Porcelain Elephant Bowl, most likely memorabilia from the Republican Party. Origins Unknown.

A red and white satirical poster from 1995 mocking the idea of political correctness. It is issued by the fictitious Ministry of Political Incorrection to convey an area off limits to those who are deemed too focused on political correctness.

This is a political poster from the 1978 election for state comptroller. It belongs to John Castle who ran as Republican nominee that year and appears to be the incumbent. Castle lived in Dekalb, and he was chairman of the Sandwich State Bank. He…

Political pins from national elections, mostly for Presidential races. Includes Kennedy, Reagan, and Nixon.

Political Button for Gary Hannig--State Representative
Matches for Gary Hannig--State Representative

Political Button for Gary Hannig--State Representative
Matches for Gary Hannig--State Representative