Elizabeth Anne Ford

The purple satin background is trimmed in white lace with a blue and red star border. The pair of red and white bloomers in the center is a play on Betty's maiden name. White text above the bloomers reads, “Don't Tread on Me,” and below, “E.R.A.” - demonstrating Betty’s support for the Equal Rights Amendment. A wife of one of Betty’s staffers handmade it for her as a limousine flag.

Betty Ford, former First Lady of the United States.

Elizabeth Anne Ford

First Lady Betty Ford sports a button expressing her support for ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment while taking some personal time as President Ford plays in the Jackie Gleason Inverrary Classic Celebrities Golf Tournament, Hollywood, Florida.

Scope and content: This photograph depicts Gerald R. Ford offering a toast to King Hussein in the State Dining Room. First Lady Betty Ford is seen to the left of King Hussein.

David Hume Kennerly : První dáma Betty Ford tančí na stole v Cabinet Room v Bílém domě, Washington, 19. ledna, 1977

February 26, 1975 – Diplomat Hotel – Hollywood, Florida –Betty Ford – standing, near swimming pool; wearing ERA (Equal Rights Amendment) button, crossing fingers - Trip to Florida

Elizabeth Anne Ford

Six-sided, 23K gold purse with gold carrying chain, gold flower on lid, and interior lined with white silk. A gift to First Lady Betty Ford from Indonesia’s First Lady. Gift of Mrs. Tien Suharto of Indonesia, on December 5, 1975. Accession Number: 1987.149 Dimensions: 4.5 x 5.25 x 4.5”