William Howard Taft Socks

Description: 1909 political print promoting the candidacy of William Howard Taft for President of the United States.

Description: When William H. Taft ran for president in 1908, he banked on people knowing his larger than life persona as the Secretary of War. One of his primary campaign posters simply included his melon along with "BILL" typeset below it, and apparently it worked, as he was elected the 27th President of the United States, serving from March 4, 1909 – March 4, 1913. So whether you're a Taft superfan, or a hipster history teacher, this 'Just Bill' design is right up your alley!

Description: The William Howard Taft National Historic Site preserves the birthplace and childhood home of the 27th President of the United States. Visitors can explore the history of Taft’s early years and his legacy in American politics.

Description: President Taft tee: Vintage-inspired graphic featuring a historical figure. Comfortable tri-blend fabric.

Description: President Taft Tee Celebrate history! This comfortable tri-blend shirt features a vintage-inspired design honoring the 27th U.S. President. Perfect for history buffs.

Description: President Taft tee. Features vintage-style art. Soft, comfortable tri-blend fabric. A unique historical design.

Description: President Taft tee. Historic portrait print. Soft, comfortable blend. A nod to a memorable leader.

Description: President Taft tee: Soft blend fabric featuring a vintage-style portrait. A nod to history in a comfortable, everyday wear.

Description: President Taft tee. Classic portrait. Comfortable fabric. A piece of history!

Description: President Taft tee. Vintage-inspired graphic. Soft, comfy tri-blend fabric. Classic US history design. Show your presidential style.

Description: William Howard Taft (Just Bill) 1908

Description: a historic satirical political cartoon titled The Little God of Love, illustrated by Udo Keppler (also known as Joseph Keppler Jr.). It was published as the cover art for the prominent humor magazine Puck on February 9, 1910.

Description: Get ready for compliments with our eye-catching and trendy candidates!

Description: Championed as the successor to the Teddy Bear, the Billy Possum was a stuffed toy inspired by a famous possum dinner honoring William Howard Taft. Somehow, Billy Possum did not replace the teddy bear in the hearts of the nation's children, but the story of the wild efforts to promote this toy did make for one of our favorite episodes.