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Text on Button | BLUE BUNTING |
Image Description | Illustration of a blue bird on a brown branch with green leaves on a white background over black text |
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Curl Text | PAT JULY 21, 1896 |
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Additional Information | The blue bunting is a songbird native to Central America. The male has a dark blue body and the female is brown with a gray beak. The blue bunting can be found in forests and woodland edges. They forage for seeds, insects and larvae on the forest floor. This button was a give-away button from American Pepsin Gum Company. Many gum manufactures in the late 1800's used pepsin powder in their chewing gum and marketed it as a way to aid in digestion. Pepsin was thought to settle stomach issues and help people with digestive concerns. |
Catalog ID | AD0793 |