Above is picture of great license tag I enjoyed viewing during a visit to, and tour of, the James Cox For President collection of political memorabilia at the Cox Communications Headquarters in Atlanta this summer. The collection contained the largest number of Cox items in one collection. Cox, the Democratic nominee for President in 1920, ran on the ticket with a young Franklin D. Roosevelt.
On the same trip, I was also fortunate to enjoy an inside, behind the scenes tour of the Carter Center and Carter Presidential Museum and Library.........making it a great trip for a collector of political memorabilia, and, yes, a political and current events junkie.
Monday, December 19, 2011
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