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Al Smith for President
Al Smith for President 1928
Motion Picture Truck Used in Herbert Hoover
Motion Picture Truck Used in Herbert Hoover's Presidential Campaign ca. 1928
Talking Motion Picture Truck
Talking Motion Picture Truck ca. 1928
Herbert Hoover Greets a Child as He Returns to California
Herbert Hoover Greets a Child as He Returns to California 7/20/1928
Herbert and Lou Henry Hoover En Route to California
Herbert and Lou Henry Hoover En Route to California 11/7/1928
1932 Campaign License Plate
1932 Campaign License Plate 1932
Young Girl with Hoover for President Tire Cover
Young Girl with Hoover for President Tire Cover ca. 1932
Hoover Campaign Train Car
Hoover Campaign Train Car 1932
1932 Roosevelt Campaign Auto Emblem
1932 Roosevelt Campaign Auto Emblem 1932
1932 Roosevelt Campaign Sticker
1932 Roosevelt Campaign Sticker 1932
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