Which presidential campaign first introduced the modern photographic campaign button that featured a candidate's color photograph?

Campaign buttons and pins have been a staple of political marketing for over a century. These small but impactful packaging innovations have evolved significantly, reflecting changing technologies, design sensibilities, and campaign strategies. Test your knowledge about how these iconic political marketing tools have transformed over time and shaped the way candidates package themselves to voters.

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William McKinley's 1896 campaign, featuring the first mass-produced celluloid photo buttons
Theodore Roosevelt's 1904 campaign, which pioneered color lithography on tin buttons
Franklin D. Roosevelt's 1932 campaign, which introduced plastic-coated photo buttons during the Great Depression
Abraham Lincoln's 1860 campaign, which featured early tintype photographic buttons