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11 . HARRISON 1840 GREEN BACKGROUND LOG CABIN SULFIDE BROOCH . 1 ”. Missing pin on reverse . An unusual variety on this classic design that features the iconic log cabin in center w / trees on either side . No additional text w / a green background . Only light wear . Technically extremely Fine , but displays above grade . ( I ) $ 200.00 12 . W . H . HARRISON “ HERO OF THE THAMES ” 1840 CAMPAIGN RIBBON . 7.25 ” long . Listed in Sullivan / Fischer as WHH-40 . Center has a framed portrait of Harrison w / patriotic imagery in background . Text above is “ Genl . W . H . Harrison / Hero of the Thames / Oct . 5 , 1813 ”; below text is “ Tippecanoe And Fort Meigs .” Moderate handling wear w / a small horizontal print mark just below bottom text along right edge . Bold contrast . Extremely Fine . ( I ) $ 200.00 13 . HARRISON “ NEW ENGLAND CONVENTION BUNKER HILL SEPTEMBER 10TH 1840 ” RIBBON . 3x6.5 ”. Oval portrait of Harrison is surrounded by important battles , state seals of New England , and a large eagle at the top of the patriotic and attractive design . Tiny hole along bottom edge on left side . Otherwise moderate handling . Bold contrast . Technically VF , but displays above grade . John Hillhouse Collection . ( H ) $ 100.00 14 . HARRISON “ THE LOG CABIN QUICK STEP ” 1840 CAMPAIGN SHEET MUSIC . 10x13 ”. Published in 1840 by George Willig Jr . ( Baltimore ). Two sheets . Cover page separated from second sheet . Moderate wear w / scattered age toning and faint scattered staining . Moderate edge wear , most notably a few small areas of loss along spine , as well as a small tear along the right edge just right of the flags . VG . Will frame to display above grade . John Hillhouse Collection . ( H ) $ 100.00 15 . WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON 1840 CAMPAIGN TEXTILE WITH EQUESTRIAN PORTRAIT . 26.75x26.5 ”. Mounted on cardboard ready for framing . Red-tone design featuring Harrison , sword drawn in military uniform , on horse w / vignettes encircling including ; the Battle of Tippecanoe , “ North Bend ” log cabin home ( w / cider barrel and four drying hides ), his log cabin home and an image of the US Capitol before the addition of the dome . A few tiny stains along the bottom center border . Otherwise only faint even age toning . VF . A striking textile that displays beautifully . ( J / K ) $ 300.00 16 . HENRY CLAY HARRY OF THE WEST PORTRAIT BANDANA WITH OUTSTANDING CAMPAIGN MOTIFS . 25x25.5 ”. Linen . Listed in Collins Threads of History as plate # 192 on p . 121 . Portrait encircled by stalks of wheat w / text “ Clay / Frelinghuysen ” above and below and “ Tariff / Union ” flanking . Corners feature graphics- “ Agriculture And Commerce ”, “ Union And Our Country ”, “ Tariff Home League ” and “ Rolling In To Clear The Way ” w / image of racoon holding a “ Constitution ” following ball . Typically examples are in a brown ink but this example utilizes black ink making for exceptional contrast and is thus a standout among its peers . Scattered moisture marks throughout detracting minimally . VF . An ideal candidate for framing . ( K ) $ 500.00 17 . HENRY CLAY “ GRAND NATIONAL WHIG BANNER ” 1844 HAND COLORED PRINT BY CURRIER . 12.25x16.25 ” framed w / 9.5x13.5 ” opening . This variety features “ Henry Clay ” above portrait as well as slogan “ Justice To Harry Of The West ” in banner below image . Vertical tear along top edge w / slight even aging and scattered faint staining . Otherwise moderate wear . Frame has moderate wear and handling . Fine . Not examined outside of frame . Attractive hand coloring makes this a lovely display piece . ( I ) $ 200.00 18 . CLAY & FRELINGHUYSEN FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP NEW JERSEY 1844 CAMPAIGN RIBBON . 9.75x13.5 ” framed . 3.75x7.5 ” opening . Ribbon is 6.5 ” long . Eagle and shield motif at top w /“ Clay Club ” in center and “ Protection to American Industry / 1844 ” below . A few scattered pin holes at top , as well as minor separation just below “ 1844 ”. Otherwise some faint scattered staining and corner creases amounting to moderate wear . Fine . Not examined outside of frame . ( J ) $ 300.00 19 . CLAY & FRELINGHUYSEN 1844 JUGATE CAMPAIGN LETTERHEAD WITH INTERESTING CONTENT . 10.75x16.5 ” unfolded . 8.25x10.75 ” folded . Letterhead features the portraits of the 1844 Whig ticket . Text at top reads “ Huzza ! Huzza ! The Country ’ s Risin .” Dated September 21 , 1844 . The letter , addressed to “ Dear Brother Edward ,” ( Edward Chauncey Allen ) decries the Polk campaign and the Loco Focos , calling Clay ’ s opponents “ loudly in favor of the annexation of Texas and indifferent to the perpetuation of slavery .” The author lauds Clay as a “ southern man but of national feelings .” He similarly praises Freylinghuysen for his eloquence and morality , stating that it is an honor for him to “ aid in elevating a man to one of the highest offices .” Hole on the back page not seen when folded , and a tiny hole on front below “ New York ” beside the date . Otherwise moderate handling wear w / even aging and a few faint stains . Fine . ( H / I ) $ 100.00 20 . CLAY & FRELINGHUYSEN OVER UNDER 1844 WHIG JUGATE RIBBON . 9 ” long . Striking oval portraits of the Whig party candidates . Light age toning , most notably along top edge . Otherwise light wear . Bold contrast on portraits and text . Extremely Fine . ( I ) $ 200.00
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