Vice president posters & prints

Vice President William King Anonymous

Vice-President George Clinton Anonymous

Washington D.C.: The Official Count of the Electoral Votes for President and Vice-President, in the Hall of the Representatives Anonymous

President Elect Pierce and Vice President King Anonymous

For president, Henry Clay. For vice president, Theodore Frelinghuysen Anonymous

Chester Arthur, Vice-President-Elect the United States Anonymous

George Grote, D.C.L., F.R.S., Vice-President of the London University, 1870 Anonymous

General Chester A. Arthur, Vice-President-Elect of the United States Anonymous

Henry A Wallace Anonymous

Garret Hobart, American politician Anonymous

Chester A. Arthur, Vice-president-elect of the United States, 1880 Anonymous

Republican Presidential and Vice Presidential Nominees of 1876 Anonymous

Vice President's Room in U.S. Capitol Anonymous

Democratic Presidential and Vice Presidential Nominees of 1884 Anonymous

John Caldwell Calhoun, American politician Anonymous

Aaron Burr Vice President of the USA, c.1802 John Vanderlyn

Republican Presidential and Vice Presidential Nominees of 1860 Anonymous

Vice President of united States and Signer of Declaration of Independence Eldbridge Gerry Anonymous

Portrait of Aaron Burr Anonymous

Political Cartoon Of Stevenson-Cleveland Anonymous

Polk and Dallas Campaign Ribbons Anonymous

Don Mariano Acosta, Vice President of Argentina French School

Portrait of Governor Clinton Ezra Ames

Roosevelt Campaign Poster for 1904 Presidential Election Anonymous

Union Nomination Poster depicting Abraham Lincoln running for President and Andrew Johnson for Vice-President, Electoral Campaign American School

Republican Presidential Ticket of 1880 Anonymous

Exterior of Gov. George Clinton's House Anonymous

American National Exhibition, Moscow, USSR, 1959 Unknown

Profile Portrait of Aaron Burr Anonymous

Hon. Edward Everett, of massachusetts, "Union" candidate for Vice-President. Photographed Brady

Lincoln and Hamlin campaign banner Anonymous

National Union Republican Nomination for President, Gen. U.S. Grant. Anonymous

Democratic presidential campaign banner, 1852 American School

Richard Mentor Johnson, 1843 John Neagle

Democratic presidential campaign poster, 1892 American School

Early American Campaign Poster Anonymous