GROVER CLEVELAND MEDALS & BADGES

(1888)

 

    Democratic Party loser in 1888.  Thurman was the Vice-Presidential candidate.

    Medals and badges from the 1888 campaign are generally plentiful.  Mechanical badges (badges with moving parts) are desirable.  Moonstones achieved a short-lived use during the 1888 campaign.  Lapel studs are popular for this and the next couple of campaigns.

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1888-67 Grover Cleveland (moonstone). Scarce

1888-60 Grover Cleveland (brass mechanical). Rare

1888-83 Grover Cleveland (enameled shields)

1888-1 Grover Cleveland (leather; 80 mm). Scarce

1888-26 Grover Cleveland (brass rubber stamp holder; 34 mm). Scarce

1888-2 Grover Cleveland (white metal; 45 mm)

1888-6 Grover Cleveland (silver; 25 mm)

1888-9 Grover Cleveland (brass; 25 mm)

1888-14 Grover Cleveland (silver; 24 mm)

1888-30 Grover Cleveland (brass; 25 mm)

1888-37 Grover Cleveland (composition; 32 mm)

1888 Grover

Cleveland (brass stud)

1888-64 Grover Cleveland (brass; 28 mm)

1888-65 Grover Cleveland (tin shell; 44 mm)

1888-79 Grover Cleveland (photos under glass)