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Kennebunkport Presidential Seal Enamel Lapel Pin - Seacraft Collab
Kennebunkport Presidential Seal Enamel Lapel Pin - Seacraft Collab
Kennebunkport Presidential Seal Enamel Lapel Pin - Seacraft Collab
Kennebunkport Presidential Seal Enamel Lapel Pin - Seacraft Collab

Kennebunkport Presidential Seal Enamel Lapel Pin - Seacraft Collab

Regular price $15.00 Sale

Deadstock Kennebunkport Presidential Seal Enamel Lapel Pin is a throwback to the days when George and Barbara graced our town. Anyone familiar with Kennebunkport knows about Walkers Point, the Bush family Compound. No matter your politics we were proud to have had the Summer White House here.

Made in the 1980's this piece was discovered here in Maine. We found several of these deadstock still with original packaging and tags. Makes a fun gift for the family that Summers in Maine. We wear ours on our favorite beach or boat tote bags.  

Two of your favorite Vintage Curators have come together to create the ultimate Coastal Collab. New England Collectibles meet Classic American Style for a Vintage Jewelry Collection that will make you dream of Summers in Maine.

Comes ready to gift in a beautiful blue velvet jewelry bag.

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CARE & MAINTENANCE: We recommend gently wipe cleaning with damp cloth as needed.  

DESCRIPTION: 1" diameter, Enamel with gold tone

CIRCA:  c. late 1980's, early 1990's

HISTORY & FACTS: During George H. W. Bush's presidency 1989 -1993, Walker's Point functioned as an official Summer White House. The estate hosted numerous diplomatic meetings and informal summits with world leaders.

The property's role as a diplomatic venue reflected the Bush administration's preference for personal diplomacy conducted in informal settings.

When President Bush was in residence, the presidential flag was displayed below the American flag on the estate's prominent flagpole, which became a recognizable backdrop for news broadcasts during the Bush presidency. Security arrangements included protection by the United States Secret Service with controlled access through a gated entrance.