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I'm Irish Kiss Me

Mickeys Malt Liquor

2-3/16" diameter pin back

 

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Orange Crush Soda

15/16" diameter pin back

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Pabst Georgia

Purple Ribbon

Pic of Olympic Torch

 Swing In

Atlanta '72

1-5/8" diameter pin back

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1-7/16" diameter locking pin back

DuBois Brewing Co.

DuBois, PA

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1-7/16"" diameter

Orange Crush Soda

 

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3" diameter pin back

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1/2" diameter pin back

Whitehead Hoag paper insert inside back.

 

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WMAQ-TV Chicago

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Text on Button 5 WMAQ-TV Chicago
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Black background, with white text, and a peacock with a white body and a multi-colored tail.

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WMAQ-TV, Channel 5, is the Chicago affiliate of NBC. This logo was in use by the channel from 1956-1975. WMAQ-TV was founded in 1948 as WMBQ, to avoid confusion with the local radio station, and has remained the local NBC station ever since. The station is notable for being the fourth overall station to become operational in Chicago, and for being one of the five original NBC Universal owned and operated television stations nationwide. 

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NBC Silver Jubilee. (1951, November 26). Broadcasting Magazine, 74. World History Radio. https://worldradiohistory.com/hd2/IDX-Business/Magazines/Archive-BC-IDX…
 

Catalog ID CH0151

The Chipmunks and the Chipettes

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Text on Button The Chipmunks & The Chipettes ©1983 KARMAN ROSS PRODUCTIONS ©1983 BAGDASARIAN PRODUCTIONS
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Color illustration of a Chipmunk and Chipette in front of balloons on a white background with an outer blue edge

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Alvin and the Chipmunks was a popular animated television series that aired from 1983-1990 for a total of eight seasons. It featured three singing chipmunks, Alvin, Simon, and Theodore that often got into some kind of mischief. During the show’s first season, the Chipettes were introduced. This was the female counterpart to the Chipmunks and featured the characters Jeanette, Brittany, and Eleanor. Both groups have appeared on both televisions and the big screen and have released 18 album recordings.

Catalog ID EN0409

Sandra Boynton's Mewsician

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Text on Button MEWSICIAN ©RPP, Inc. Boynton
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Illustration of cartoon cat standing in profile with mouth open wide and one hand on their chest with black text on a white background.

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Sandra Boynton began her career as an illustrator designing greeting cards for Recycled Paper Greetings in the 1970s. In the 1980s, Recycled Paper was selling 50 to 80 million Boynton cards each year. Boynton wrote her first book, Hippos Go Berserk, in 1977 and has since written and illustrated more than 50 books for children and adults. Boynton also designs characters and animals for companies to use instead of licensing her illustrations to be adapted. Her creations can be found on calendars, buttons, clothing, wrapping paper, and other items. In her online autobiography Boynton wrote, “By 1995, my secret ambition of being a rock star was still unrealized due to the fact that, in all the excitement, I forgot to do that.” She began writing and producing music and has released multiple albums. The album Philadelphia Chickens was released in 2002 and was nominated for a Grammy.

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Boynton, S. (n.d.). Sandra Keith Boynton: The Unbelievably Fascinating Autobiography. Retrieved from http://www.sandraboynton.com/sboynton/boyntonography.html

Catalog ID EN0415