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Mass Meeting for Socialist Labor Party
1879
Poster publicizing a socialistic labor party mass meeting in New York.
Reformers Poster
1873
Poster entitled "Reformers Of 1873" with depictions of Governor William R. Taylor, Lt. Governor Charles D. Parker, Secretary Peter Doyle, Treasurer Ferdinand Kuehn, Attorney General A. Scott Sloan,...
Daniel Hoan for Governor Brochure
1946
Cover of a brochure promoting Daniel W. Hoan as the Democratic Candidate for Governor of Wisconsin. Includes a head and shoulders portrait of Hoan.
Stop Next War Now Poster
1920
Campaign poster for the Socialist ticket touting Eugene V. Debs for president.
For Governor, Schreiber *78*
1978
Poster promoting Martin Schreiber for Governor. His portrait appears in the center. Above is "For Governor, Schreiber *78*" and below "Progressive Leadership For Wisconsin, Democrat."
The Presidential Candidates
1856
Engravings of the Presidential and Vice-Presidential candidates from the Democratic, Republican and Know Nothing parties for the Tuesday, November 4th, 1856 election. Democrats: Buchanan and Brecke...
