Theodore Roosevelt 1912 Campaign Bandana

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Theodore Roosevelt 1912 Campaign Bandana:
$325.00

This printed cotton textile features Theodore Roosevelt in a central oval with the words; \"Progressive Roosevelt 1912 Battle Flag\" above and below. It is marked with the printer\'s information in the lower left: \"D&C/NY.\" 22\" x 23 1/2\".

The 1912 Presidential Race was a rare four-way contest between the incumbent William Howard Taft, Woodrow Wilson, Eugene Debs, and the Progressive (Bull Moose) Party candidate, Teddy Roosevelt.

Sold shrunk wrapped on foam core (not glued down).

Condition: There are a few spots in the oval portrait area, otherwise very bright and clean.

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