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RF2WHFTPR–Republican Elephant Election Political Party Icon

This is the Birthplace, the original little schoolhouse in Ripon, Wisconsin, USA, where the Republican Party was born. In early 1854, an anti-slavery group of men, dissatisfied with the Whig Party, gathered to decide on a new organization that would fight against allowing slavery in new States. Another, larger group, soon met in Jackson, Michigan. In June 1854, New York newspaper magnate Horace Greeley suggested that the new organization be called 'Republicans.' It stuck. To see my other politics-related images, Search: Prestor vintage politics Stock Photo

RF2DCPYY4–This is the Birthplace, the original little schoolhouse in Ripon, Wisconsin, USA, where the Republican Party was born. In early 1854, an anti-slavery group of men, dissatisfied with the Whig Party, gathered to decide on a new organization that would fight against allowing slavery in new States. Another, larger group, soon met in Jackson, Michigan. In June 1854, New York newspaper magnate Horace Greeley suggested that the new organization be called 'Republicans.' It stuck. To see my other politics-related images, Search: Prestor vintage politics

Russian communist era Cartoon on US Politics. Circa 1930. Hunt for voters. Caricature. (The elephant is the emblem of the Republican Party, the donkey is the Democratic). Stock Photo

RM2K030E3–Russian communist era Cartoon on US Politics. Circa 1930. Hunt for voters. Caricature. (The elephant is the emblem of the Republican Party, the donkey is the Democratic).

Entitled: 'No elephant toys for the First Lady. Mrs. Roosevelt, on a Christmas shopping tour, had a hard time convincing Santa Claus that she did not want a toy elephant, a symbol of the Republican Party, as a Christmas present. She is shown here inspecti Stock Photo

RMG16DBG–Entitled: 'No elephant toys for the First Lady. Mrs. Roosevelt, on a Christmas shopping tour, had a hard time convincing Santa Claus that she did not want a toy elephant, a symbol of the Republican Party, as a Christmas present. She is shown here inspecti

During the 1940 US Presidential campaign: [Lewis] Wendell Willkie (1892-1944) was a lawyer and longtime Democrat. In 1939 he switched Parties and in '40 was chosen to be Republican Pres. candidate. This photo's caption: 'Alfred E. Smith (left), who took a walk from the Democratic Party, greeted Wendell L. Willkie, Republican Presidential nominee, when he arrived in New York City Oct. 23 on a campaign tour. Both Willkie and Smith were scheduled to deliver addresses that night.' Smith was a former Governor of New York. To see my other politics-related images, Search: Prestor vintage politics Stock Photo

RF2DD2HG8–During the 1940 US Presidential campaign: [Lewis] Wendell Willkie (1892-1944) was a lawyer and longtime Democrat. In 1939 he switched Parties and in '40 was chosen to be Republican Pres. candidate. This photo's caption: 'Alfred E. Smith (left), who took a walk from the Democratic Party, greeted Wendell L. Willkie, Republican Presidential nominee, when he arrived in New York City Oct. 23 on a campaign tour. Both Willkie and Smith were scheduled to deliver addresses that night.' Smith was a former Governor of New York. To see my other politics-related images, Search: Prestor vintage politics

Vector illustration of the USA Republican party symbol - the elephant on white background Stock Vector

RFJE8NFX–Vector illustration of the USA Republican party symbol - the elephant on white background

RFJ6WTM1–A cartoon icon with a republican elephant smiling.

In the 1940 Presidential campaign, Republican candidate Wendell Willkie was hit in the head by an egg at the Chicago train station. This action shot photo's caption is; 'Wendell Willkie ... reaches for a handkerchief Oct. 22 in Chicago after he had been hit near the left temple by an egg as he was about to board a train. Charles Mulrain, 53, admitted in police court that he bought two eggs, but said he could not recall throwing them. Mulrain was charged with breach of the peace and assault with a deadly weapon.' To see my other politics-related images, Search: Prestor vintage politics Stock Photo

RF2DD6RX4–In the 1940 Presidential campaign, Republican candidate Wendell Willkie was hit in the head by an egg at the Chicago train station. This action shot photo's caption is; 'Wendell Willkie ... reaches for a handkerchief Oct. 22 in Chicago after he had been hit near the left temple by an egg as he was about to board a train. Charles Mulrain, 53, admitted in police court that he bought two eggs, but said he could not recall throwing them. Mulrain was charged with breach of the peace and assault with a deadly weapon.' To see my other politics-related images, Search: Prestor vintage politics

RF2D8J6FM–Democrats vs. Republicans linear icon

2 major american election mascots : donkey and elephant : cut paper Stock Photo

RF2WN4KAM–2 major american election mascots : donkey and elephant : cut paper

September 17, 2020: Donald Trump vs. Joe Biden, presidential candidates. Democrats versus Republicans. illustration of a red elephant and a blue donke Stock Photo

RF2CTB0D2–September 17, 2020: Donald Trump vs. Joe Biden, presidential candidates. Democrats versus Republicans. illustration of a red elephant and a blue donke