New Richard Nixon 1 1/4″ Bronze Commemorative Coin
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New Richard Nixon 1 1/4″ Bronze Commemorative Coin
New Richard Nixon 1 1/4″ Bronze Commemorative Coin
New Richard Nixon 1 1/4″ Bronze Commemorative Coin
The product is a paper sticker featuring the campaign slogan “Now More Than Ever” from President Richard M. Nixon’s 1969-74 term in office. This collectible item reflects the historical significance of Nixon’s presidency in the United States, making it a political and patriotic piece of memorabilia. Perfect for collectors or history enthusiasts, this sticker is a tangible representation of a pivotal era in American politics.
The product is a ticket and menu from the 1973 President Richard Nixon Inauguration Candlelight Supper. This historical memorabilia item showcases a piece of US political history from the Nixon administration’s term in office from 1969-74. The ticket and menu feature information about the event, including the venue, date. Made of paper in the United States, this collectible item provides a unique glimpse into the political climate and cultural events of the time.
For sale are twenty-seven different authentic Richard Nixon Presidential campaign buttons. They include buttons from 1960 (Nixon Lodge), 1968 (Nixon Agnew) and 1972 (Nixon Agnew). There is also a 1972 pin with Illinois Governor Richard Ogilvie.
NOTE: NOTHING WRONG WITH PHOTO – JUST COMPRESSION ISSUES.
The product is an invitation to the inauguration of President Richard M. Nixon in 1973. This historical memorabilia piece from the United States features a connection to the Nixon Administration, with a focus on politics and featuring the First Lady, Pat Nixon. The invitation does not include a signature but holds significance as a collectible item representing a milestone event in American political history during Nixon’s term in office from 1969-1974.
Pens similar to those used by Patricia Nixon for signing cards and recipes in 1971. It is a historical memorabilia item related to President Richard M. Nixon. This item was collected by an official member of First Lady Patricia Nixon’s staff from 1971-72, who handled all of her official mail correspondence during that time. Additional information to prove authenticity is available upon request. The card has minimal signs of aging with no water damage. Perfect to send to a friend or family member who collects memorabilia.
