A large white pinback campaign button with a central photolithograph of Wendell Willkie flanked by eagles encircled by the words in black "Our Next President/ Wendell Lewis Willkie". Wendell Lewis Willkie (1892-1944) was a Republican candidate for president of the United States, 1940, in an unsuccessful run against FDR.

A white pinback campaign button from the anti-FDR campaign in 1940, printed in red "Wendell Pitching Franklin Out!". Wendell Lewis Willkie (1892-1944) was a Republican candidate for president of the United States, 1940, in an unsuccessful run against FDR.

Political pocket mirror with campaign button front divided horizontally into red, white and blue sections, that reads in the center white section in blue "The Lady/ On The Other Side/ Is Requested To Vote For/ Willkie". On the reverse is a mirror. Wendell Lewis Willkie (1892-1944) was a Republican candidate for president of the United States, 1940, in an unsuccessful run against FDR.

A white pinback campaign button from the anti-FDR campaign in 1940, printed in blue "Eleanor/ Start Packing/ The Willkies Are Coming". Wendell Lewis Willkie (1892-1944) was a Republican candidate for president of the United States, 1940, in an unsuccessful run against FDR.

A yellow pinback campaign button from the anti-FDR campaign in 1940, printed in black "Hi-Yo Wendell/ Franklin Away". Wendell Lewis Willkie (1892-1944) was a Republican candidate for president of the United States, 1940, in an unsuccessful run against FDR.

A white pinback campaign button from the anti-FDR campaign in 1940, printed in blue "Willkie/ Not Royal But Loyal". Wendell Lewis Willkie (1892-1944) was a Republican candidate for president of the United States, 1940, in an unsuccessful run against FDR.

A yellow pinback campaign button with a central black silhouette of a kicking donkey (or 'ass') surrounded by the words "I'll Bet My/ On Willkie". Wendell Lewis Willkie (1892-1944) was a Republican candidate for president of the United States, 1940, in an unsuccessful run against FDR.

A white pinback campaign button with a central photolithograph of Wendell Willkie encircled by red stripes and white stars on blue fields. Wendell Lewis Willkie (1892-1944) was a Republican candidate for president of the United States, 1940, in an unsuccessful run against FDR.

A very long yellow-brown commemorative clay smoking pipe that has been broken into three pieces, with a bowl shaped to resemble a man's head with a colonial-style tricorn hat. The pipe is embossed "Saint Nicholas Society/ New York", with a paper label that reads "Geodewaagens Pijp/ Gouda, Holland". The Saint Nicholas Society was founded in 1835 for "the collection and preservation of information respecting the history, settlement, manners and such other matters as may relate thereto, of the City of New York." For a complete unbroken example see 2002.1.3631.

A beer advertising sign with a color central scene of a old fashioned police officer with a rounded hat directing traffic in a city street jammed with both an early open automobile and a nervous horse, with a dog running by and people on a wooden plank sidewalk watching. A sign in the scene reads "Cook's Goldblume Beer/ Quality Since 1853", and the caption reads "Preferred Since The Good Old Days".