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Description: Print from the 1972 re-election campaign of Republican President Richard Nixon. Nixon defeated his challenger, Democrat George McGovern in a landslide winning 49 states and close to 61% of the popular vote.

Description: C. 1910 advertisement for the ' Commercial Art Company, Designers and Engravers ' of San Francisco, California. The print depicting a delivery boy saying " On Time! " while flying on an airplane in the shape of a tall case clock.

Description: Late 1940s print urging people to " Buy and Try an Oklahoma Product."

Description: A print from Republican Richard M. Nixon's presidential campaign of 1960. A very close election with Democrat John F. Kennedy ultimately defeating Nixon.

Description: 1950s print urging American photographers to " Buy films made in America, have them developed in New England ".

Description: A print from the 1950s stating American voters need to ' Give to Anti-Communist Candidates. They Need Our Support '.

Description: 1930s luggage label from the hometown of Buffalo Bill, North Platte, Nebraska.

Description: 1933 luggage label from the old Pacific Seaboard Air Lines.

Description: Victory in 1896 with William Jennings Bryan! But it just didn't happen with Democrat Bryan being defeated by Republican William McKinley in the presidential election of 1896.

Description: 1968 print from the George Wallace presidential campaign as the American Independent Party candidate against Republican Richard Nixon and Democrat Hubert Humphrey. The print reads ' Alabama and America Need George C. Wallace '.

Description: 1876 print depicting the coat of arms Dakota Territory. The motto along the banner reads " Liberty and Union, Now and Forever, One and Inseparable ". It wasn't until 1889 that the states of South and North Dakota were established.

Description: 1876 print depicting the coat of arms from the great state of Illinois. The banner held in the eagle's beak reads ' State Sovereignty, National Union ' which is the state motto of Illinois.

Description: 1876 print depicting the coat of arms of the great state of Alabama.

Description: 1876 print depicting the coat of arms from the great state of Louisiana. The banner along the bottom of the crest with the state motto ' Justice, Union and Confidence '.

Description: 1876 print depicting the coat of arms from the great state of Tennessee. The top of the crest with the Roman numerals ' XVI ' or ' 16 ' as Tennessee was the 16th state of the union. The 16 is followed by the words ' Agriculture ' and ' Commerce '.

Description: 1876 print depicting the coat of arms from the great state of Maine. The state motto " Dirigo " along the top banner translates " I Direct " or " I Lead ".

Description: A print From the 1972 presidential campaign of Democrat George McGovern. McGovern lost to Richard Nixon, only winning Massachusetts and the District of Columbia.

Description: Print from the 1933 National Air Races held in Los Angeles, California during the month of July.

Description: 1930s print from Hood River Oregon, well known for their fruit orchards including many varieties of apples.

Description: 1941 print promoting the ' Worldwide Philatelic Convention ' held in St. Louis, Missouri. Depicted around the edges of the globe are methods of travel including trains, cars, airplanes and ships.

Description: Late 1940s print promoting life in Fort Pierce, Florida. The print depicting a woman enjoying a warm day on the beach, a sailing vessel, cargo ship and with a tagline ' Agriculture, Industry, Recreation '.

Description: Late 1940s print promoting Phoenix, Arizona the ' Valley of the Sun '.

Description: 1940s print ' Lets go fishing at West Palm Beach ' Florida depicting a Marlin.

Description: Late 1940s print promoting Wausau, Wisconsin ' Your Winter Playground ' and depicting a woman skiing.

Description: From the late 1940s a print promoting South Bend, Indiana. The ' City of Homes '.

Description: From the late 1940s a print promoting South Bend, Indiana. The ' City of Industrial Progress '.

Description: From the 1964 presidential campaign of Republican Barry Goldwater, a print with his famous slogan " In your heart you know he's right".

Description: 1900 print from the presidential campaign of Republicans William McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt. The print with the campaign promises of ' A Full Dinner Bucket ' as well as ' Prosperity, Sound Money - Good Markets ' and ' Employment for Labor '.

Description: From the 1940 US presidential campaign, a print supporting Republican candidate Wendell Willkie for president.

Description: Vintage poster promoting the ' Old Home Week ' of the state of Maine held in 1900. ' Old Home Weeks ' were celebrations of a region's history, people and culture.

Description: C. 1915 poster from the old Union Pacific Railroad promoting travel to Colorado. Titled ' Colorado's Mountain Playgrounds ', the print depicting people horseback riding through the countryside.

Description: C. 1915 poster from the old Union Pacific Railroad promoting travel to Colorado. Titled ' Colorado's Mountain Playgrounds ', the print depicting a couple enjoying a picnic next to a stream with mountains seen in the background.

Description: Vintage print promoting the 1936 celebration of the Wisconsin Centennial.

Description: 1899 poster promoting a photography exposition held in Florence, Italy during the months of April and March.

Description: WWII poster encouraging ' More Production ' of armaments in the fight against Imperial Japan.

Description: Vintage poster promoting an exposition with ' tractors, implements and power farming machinery ' held in Sacramento, California in May of 1919.