BENJAMIN HARRISON MEDALS & BADGES

(1892)

 

    Republican Party loser in 1892.  Reid was Vice-Presidential Candidate. 

    Lithographed tin badge (1892-30) was precursor stylistically to the celluloid buttons introduced during the 1896 campaign.  The 1892 campaign witnessed the introduction of aluminum medals and the popularity of lapel studs.  The variety of badge shapes and materials continues to expand.  The 1892 campaign represents the end of a glorious 30 year run for political ferrotypes.

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1892-1 Benjamin Harrision (aluminum; 45 mm)

1892-2 Benjamin Hrrison (aluminum; 38 mm)

1892-4 Benjamin Harrison (aluminum; 36 mm)

1892-5 Benjamin Harrison (copper; 31 mm)

1892-6 (copper; 31 mm)

1892-7 Benjamin Harrison (silver; 28 mm)

1892-8 Benjamin Harrison

1892-11 Benjamin Harrison

1892-13 Benjamin Harrison

1892-30 Benjamin Harrision (tin; 34 mm)

1892-33 Benjamin Harrision

1892-62 Benjamin Harrison

1892-64 Benjamin Harrison

1892 Benjamin Harrison (jugate)

1892 Benjamin Harrision (bridle rosette

1892 Benjamin Harrison

1892 Benjamin Harrison

1892 Benjamin Harrison (unlisted)

1892 Benjamin Harrison (unlisted)