GROVER CLEVELAND MEDALS & BADGES

(1892)

 

    Democratic Party winner in 1892.  Stevenson was Vice-Presidential candidate.

    Cleveland's wife Francis is present on several campaign medals and badges.  Although medals were well represented in this campaign and fine examples are found in later campaigns, 1892 was the last campaign where they played a meaningful role -- in 1896 medals gave way to an outpouring of celluloid buttons, the age of the campaign medals and badges was essentially over.  The 1892 campaign represents the end of a glorious 30 year run for political ferrotypes.

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1892-2 Grover Cleveland (aluminum; 45 mm)

1892-5 Grover Cleveland (copper; 38 mm)

1892-6 Grover Cleveland (white metal; 38 mm)

1892-8 Grover Cleveland (copper; 38 mm)

1892-9 Grover Cleveland (silvered brass; 35 mm)

1892-12 Grover Cleveland (silver; 31 mm)

1892-13 Grover Cleveland (silver; 28 mm)

1892-15 Grover Cleveland (white metal; 25 mm)

1892-25 Grover Cleveland (tin shells; 36 mm)

1892-61 Grover Cleveland (brass pillboxes; 34 mm). Scarce

1892-70 Grover Cleveland (hatpin). Scarce

1892 Grover and Francis Cleveland (cardboard photo badges)

1892-71 Grover Cleveland (stud). Scarce

1892 Grover Cleveland (drum ferrotypes). Rare

1892 Grover Cleveland (celluloid studs). Scarce

1892 Grover Cleveland (ribbon badge). Scarce

1892 Grover Cleveland (lithographed badges). Scarce

1893 Grover Cleveland (inaugural aide badges). Rare

1892 Grover Cleveland (celluoid bookmark badge)

1892 Grover Cleveland (albumen photo badge)

1892 Grover Cleveland. Scarce

1892 Grover Cleveland convention badge

1892 Grover Cleveland leather badge (unlisted mate to 1892-27 Benjamin Harrison leather badge) Rare

1892 Grover Cleveland - Benjamin Harrision celluloid bookmarks

1892 Grover Cleveland & Benjamin Harrision. Scarce

1892 Grover Cleveland & Benjamin Harrison

1892 Cleveland & Harrison pop-ups

1892 Grover Cleveland (sterling stud)