Sujet
"Great Republican Harrison and Morton campaign ball, 1888", Man, possibly D. E. Brockett, Leaning against Gigantic Campaign Ball that was rolled for Benjamin Harrison during the Presidential Election Campaign of 1888, The Phrase "Get the Ball Rolling" came from a Campaign Publicity Activity that began in 1840, with Rowdy Men and Boys Rolling a Large Ball from town-to-town to bring Attention to their Candidate, Published by William B. Holmes, 1888
Légende
"Great Republican Harrison and Morton campaign ball, 1888", Man, possibly D. E. Brockett, Leaning against Gigantic Campaign Ball that was rolled for Benjamin Harrison during the Presidential Election Campaign of 1888, The Phrase "Get the Ball Rolling" came from a Campaign Publicity Activity that began in 1840, with Rowdy Men and Boys Rolling a Large Ball from town-to-town to bring Attention to their Candidate, Published by William B. Holmes, 1888
Date
01 janv. 1888
Crédit
Glasshouse Images/Photo12
Notre référence
GLS19A06_378
Model release
Non
Property release
NA
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
51,5Mo (4,9Mo) / 28,5cm x 45,3cm / 3368 x 5348 (300dpi)