1969 Ban the SDS Bombers, One of the LAST SDS pinbacks In 1969 the last national march ends in factional chaos between peace lovers & the bomb throwers AKA Weather Underground or The Weathermen.
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April 17 1965 SDS pinback from the 1st SDS National March, Frst meeting was in 1960 University of Michigan. 1st local March was June 1962 The Port Huron Statement Fewer than 100 people attend.
GIs & Vets for Peace in Vietnam Nov.15,1969 March on Washington to bring all the GIs home pinback button 2.5 Dia. The curl (edge) reads: Send contributions to: Vets for Peace 874 B Way, Room 504, NYC 10003
Hi from WESTERN CANADA...here are some of my ever growing collection of vintage memorabilia.
PEP cereal pins,Various cereal pins,RADIO pin premium's...plus a few other's!
ENJOY :)
THANK YOU ,
JaSoN
Robot 13 is an independent comic book written by Thomas Hall with art by Daniel Bradford, published by Blacklist Studios. Originally self-published in 2009. 1" , no curl text
Sep 27, 2014 Syracuse hosted Notre Dame in the NY College Classic held at Met Life Stadium East Rutherford, NJ. This button was worn by the vendors. When the game was over and we were leaving we asked a vendor if they would aprt with their button. He generously handed it over. 3", lock pin, no curl text.
The promoters of the 2013 Asbury Park Comic Con utilized this button as an admission pass to the convention, held at the Asbury Park Convention Center. The button features Asbury Park's mascot Tillie converted to look like Robin the Boy Wonder. 1.5", locking pin, no curl text.
Captain Midnight - Revived by Dark Horse Comics in 2012. The Captain Midnight character first aired as a radio serial in 1938. This button was distributed by Dark Horse Comics during the 2013 NY Comic Con. In the back of the book was a statement that the button would be available to anyone requesting the button while visiting their booth. 2", locking pin. Curl text: Captain Midnight c 2013 Dark Horse Comics Inc.
M3 is an award winning independent comic book written by Erica Schultz with art by Vincente Alcazar. 1", locking pin. No curl text.
1972 George Lois initiated every New Yorker into a new team: You're too heavy for the Mets? You're too light for the Jets? You're too short for the Nets? You're just right for the Bets! His clean sports angle made Off-Track Betting socially acceptable, and New Yorkers entered sleazy smoke-filled OTB parlors in droves and the city made a bundle. 2", NG Slater curl text. Locking style pin
During the 1960s Prospect Park skating rink was home to the Brooklyn Blades Junior Ice Skating Competition. Measures 3", locking style pin, no curl text
The Detroit Convention and Tourist Bureau used the phrase "Detroit-Where Life is Worth Living" as the city's unofficial motto. It appears in the DCTB brochure as early as 1915. The motto comes from the first line of Edgar A. Guests' poem "In Detroit" (1913). The button features the silhouette of the Detroit skyline as seen from the Detroit River. This celluloid oval open pin badge was produced by Bastian Brothers Company of Rochester, NY.
This 5/8" celluloid button has L.O.T.M. written above a globe with a beehive on it. Under the hive are 5 intertwined rings with the letters T F L S P within them. On the left of the hive, a ribbon says Ad Astra. To the right, a ribbon says Peraspera.
The back paper is from Whitehead & Hoag 1896.
I'm thinking this is from some type of fraternal organization, but I can't seem to track down which one. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance!
I have had this pinback button in my collection since I started it in the early 90's. It's celluloid, with a black & white photo of a woman sitting on a globe, eating a bowl of rice. The perimeter says: DIGESTIBLE NUTRITIOUS CHEAP - WRITE FOR RICE RECIPES FREE - RICE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA, CROWLEY, LA. (with a signature.) In the center of the globe, it says: Eat The World Food RICE.
Celluloid. Gold outer ring with colorful photographic heads of Henry Hudson and Robert Fulton above three drawings of ships in the Hudson River. Dates Sept. 25 to Oct. 9 are written below.
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Back paper says J. Boller, Novelties. Carnival Goods. Has a stamp with a 19 next to it. Then Confetti. 10 Barclay St., new York.
This Willkie pin/button/broach belongs to the Hot Springs County Museum. We have looked on the internet for a long time and can not find another like it. Has anyone ever seen one of these before? Know the manufacturer?
Any information would be greatly appreciated. Please email to hschistory2@rtconnect.net
Thank you,
J.D. Hurd, Historian
I would like any information you may have on this button such as when it was produced & how much it may be worth.
backside
in german language : Als Warenzeichen Patentrechtlich Geschützt
the whitehead & Hoag....Made In U.S.A.
My mother saved this button but I never learned its history. Is it possibly a Welcome Home for the WWI vets? On the back a paper insert says - Manufactured by St Louis Button Co, St Louis, Mo, Pat Aug 8, '99. Can anyone add to the history?
