White silk political campaign ribbon, "Henry Clay / The people's choice" at top and bottom of oval black and white portrait of Henry Clay. Oval is wreathed with corn stalks on left and spray of oak leaves and acorns on the right.
Underneath a mounted horseman on a country road : "The Pride of America."
White silk "Clay Club" ribbon with printed photos. At top, a dark horse on left and white horse on right of shield with eagle atop and "Virtue, Liberty and Independence" below. "His Country's Friend in the hour of Danger" on a banner held in a bird's beak is pictured above and oval image of "Henry Clay./ Pride of America above and "People's Choice." below. "Protector of American/Industry./ E. and W. Bradford Union/Clay Club."
The ribbon has been hand stitched onto a strip of red fabric with a design of black leafy branches.
* Clay (1777-1852) ran for president in 1824, 1832 and 1844. He was known as the "Great Compromiser."
Bust portrait of Henry Clay in oval frame of stonework and oak leaves. Below drawing: "H. Clay / [next line of script illegible] / Published by Wm B. Lane No 51 Po 3rd St Philadelphia / Entered According to act of Congress in the Eastern District of Penna. April 2nd 1814 by W. B. Lane Printed by N. Quiu