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| Text on Button | ONE OF MY LEGS IS LONGER THAN IT REALLY OUGHT TO BE - HIGH ADMIRAL CIGARETTE | 
| Image Description | Black text on a white background. | 
| Back Paper / Back Info | Red text on white paper which reads, "COMPLIMENTS OF THE HIGH ADMIRAL CIGARETTE THE WHITEHEAD & HOAG CO. BADGES & BUTTONS, NEWARK, N.J. PAT. JULY 17 1894. APRIL 14TH 1896." | 
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| Additional Information | Many pinback buttons were distributed with High Admiral Cigarettes to promote the Hogan's Alley comic strip, created by Richard F. Outcault (1863-1928). The comic strip featured the character The Yellow Kid, AKA Mickey Dugan, a bald young boy wearing an over-sized yellow nightshirt, on which would be written different quotes (such as the example pictured) which featured in the comic. The Yellow Kid first appeared in Truth, a weekly humor magazine in 1883, but gained city-wide success appearing in the New York World newspaper as a single-panel color cartoon called Hogan's Alley in 1895. | 
| Catalog ID | AD0045 | 
 
     
