William Henry Harrison

Tyler finished out his 4-year term but was generally unsuccessful in the White House, unpopular and did not seek reelection. Election Results: William Henry Harrison, Ohio (Whi...

BOLD AND COLORFUL KERCHIEF WITH A ROUND PATRIOTIC SHIELD, MADE FOR THE 1888 PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN OF WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON AND LEVI MORTON: This is one of the most striking campa...

POLITICAL CAMPAIGN KERCHIEF FROM THE 1840 PRESIDENTIAL RUN OF WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON, ONE OF THE FIRST KNOWN CAMPAIGN TEXTILES IN EARLY AMERICA: Political campaign kerchief, print...

Cleveland was an imposing, five-foot eleven, two-hundred-sixty-pound man who was thought of as a ‘regular Joe’. By stark contrast, Harrison, was just five feet, six inches tall. Demo...

Collins loosely dates the form to 1860, but states that it could date as early as the William Henry Harrison campaign of 1840. Although Collins explains that "no patent or contempora...

Collins loosely dates the form to 1860, but states that it could date as early as the William Henry Harrison campaign of 1840. Although Collins explains that "no patent or contempora...

At just five feet, six inches tall, Democrats called Harrison "Little Ben", but Republican supporters replied that he was big enough to wear the hat of his grandfather, William Henry...

Collins loosely dates the form to 1860, but states that it could date as early as the William Henry Harrison campaign of 1840. Although Collins explains that "no patent or contempor...

Parade flags do exist from the 1840 campaign of William Henry Harrison, and while the Clay/Polk campaign was four years later, in 1844, this still means the Henry Clay campaign flags...

In 1847 James William Harrison, Henry Harrison and James William Howson, acting as Harrison Brothers & Howson acquired Thomas Sansom & Sons.

Collins loosely dates the form to 1860, but states that it could date as early as the William Henry Harrison campaign of 1840. Although Collins explains that "no patent or contempora...

The earliest datable examples that survive today were made in 1840; these advertise the presidential campaign of William Henry Harrison with overprinted names, slogans, and images.

The earliest examples that survive today that are datable to a specific year were made to advertise the 1840 presidential campaign of William Henry Harrison, adorned with overprinted...

Henry Markle served as a captain of the Light Dragoons under General William Henry Harrison during the War of 1812.

There are exceptions to the rule, however, and among them are examples made for the 1840 presidential Campaign of William Henry Harrison and the 1844 Campaign of Henry Clay.

Most known printed examples of this era have printed, political advertising for the presidential campaign of William Henry Harrison (1840), Henry Clay or James Polk (1844).

Most known printed examples of this era have printed, political advertising for the presidential Campaign of William Henry Harrison (1840), Henry Clay or James Polk (1844).

Most printed examples have political advertising for the presidential Campaign of William Henry Harrison (1840), Henry Clay or James Polk (1844), or to support the 1844 platform of a...

Most printed examples have political advertising for the presidential campaign of William Henry Harrison (1840), Henry Clay or James Polk (1844), or to support the 1844 platform of a...

Later the business was continued as Thomas Sansom & Sons, in partnership with his sons Abraham, John and William Sansom. In 1847 the business was acquired by James William Harrison, ...

BRYAN & STEVENSON, A RARE AND HIGHLY DESIRABLE PAIR OF CA 1900 CAMPAIGN PARADE FLAGS: Political parade flags in Stars & Stripes format first appeared in 1840, made to advertise th...

Campaigning for public office was considered unbecoming of a gentleman until 1840, when Whig candidate William Henry Harrison became the first to actively pursue the venture.

Campaigning for public office was considered unbecoming of a gentleman until the pivotal year of 1840, when Whig candidate William Henry Harrison became the first to produce flags, k...

Campaigning for public office was considered unbecoming of a gentleman until the pivotal year of 1840, when Whig candidate William Henry Harrison became the first to produce flags, k...