Campaign Buttons, Political Emails May Not Be Welcome In The Workplace. ... But don't let a campaign button or an offhand remark by the water cooler get you in the middle of a political maelstrom.

The political button business has been booming. A Cox/Roosevelt campaign button from 1920 was auctioned for a six-figure sum this week. By Leah Askarinam and Blake Hounshell Ted Hake has seen his ...

Not every campaign button is political. Some supported the late baseball legend Pete Rose and his quest to be enshrined in the Baseball Hall of Fame. Ygal Kaufman / Ideastream Public Media. 5 of 7 — ...

Julius Desenberg collected more than 1,000 political campaign buttons throughout his life. Now, they're on display at Rice's Baker Institute.

The American Political Items Collectors gather in Canton every year. There, collectors, sellers, and enthusiasts get together to show off, trade and sell their treasures.

Such buttons have a storied history in the American political system, immortalizing both winners and losers in our great Democratic process. There's never room to say much on a campaign button, so ...

John Newell occasionally wears his politics on his lapel. Newell, a former member of the Ashland Town Council and a career state government employee, collects campaign buttons — and has, since ...

Thousands of political buttons sit in bins stacked on tables and shelves. There are framed campaign bumper stickers on walls, a display of paper Chinese yo-yos from the 1980 Carter re-election ...

Over the last 48 years, Gordon Wayman has assembled a political memorabilia collection spanning countless autographs, presidential Pez dispensers and more than 3,000 campaign buttons.

Campaign collectibles. ... Politics has a long shelf-life at I-29 Antiques in Tea. ... you pick up everything you could, every button, everything. You put it in a bag and take it home, ...

College of the Canyons employees are permitted to wear campaign materials, such as buttons or T-shirts, while teaching or performing other duties while on campus, according to Eric Harnish ...