There is a grinning orange cat in the middle of the button with black text above and below on a white background.

Eastman Kodak Company, commonly known as Kodak, was founded in 1888 by George Eastman.  It is headquartered in Rochester, NY. Its focus is on imaging solutions and photography. The slogan on the button is a metaphor for how quick and efficient the Kodak slide makers are.

Black background with white letters.

Have info on this button? Contact us here.

Green text on yellow background. 

Okra, also known by names like Lady Finger and Gumbo, is a pod vegetable packed full of nutrition.  It can be found in a variety of recipes all over the world, and was even recommended during the American Civil War era as a coffee substitute.

Navy blue script text on white background. 

Have info on this button? Contact us here.

Black text over a picture of a can of the drink, showing its full label. To the right, a full glass of the drink is surrounded by fruit.

The Bahamian Diet is a diet created by comedian and political activist, Dick Gregory. Gregory created it as a weight-loss plan for people. The Bahamian diet consisted of eating mostly raw fruits and vegetables with meal-replacement beverages from a mix called "Slim-Safe Bahamian Diet." The purpose of the diet is to reduce fat and cholesterol in one's daily intake.

Image of two figures in robes holding quill pens and scrolls. Greyscale background with stage curtains. Has the appearance of a hand-tinted photograph. 

Have info on this button? Contact us here.

Color photograph of Patti Smith in a red vest. 

Patti Smith is an American punk singer and songwriter. She was extremely influential in the New York punk scene after the release of her first album, Horses, in 1975. She and her band, which included Lenny Kaye on guitar, were popular in the New York club scene, along with bands such as Blondie and the Ramones. 

Greyscale photograph of Patti Smith, arm raised over her head. 

Patti Smith is an American punk singer and songwriter. She was extremely influential in the New York punk scene after the release of her first album, Horses, in 1975. She and her band, which included Lenny Kaye on guitar, were popular in the New York club scene, along with bands such as Blondie and The Ramones.  The photograph on this button is from the cover of her 1978 album Easter.

Red tinted photograph of Mick Jagger in motion. 

Mick Jagger is an English rock and roll musician whose music career started when he co-founded the rock group, The Rolling Stones. He is known for his unique vocals, which contributed to the band's electrifying sound. Outside of the Rolling Stones, Jagger also worked as a solo artist and released an album in 1985 titled "She's the Boss."

Large red, graffiti-style text on light background. Image of a woman's hands with painted nails on bottom and top portions of button. Black horizontal band across button with small white text. 

The Tubes are a San-Francisco based band best known for their distinctive approach to satire, parody, and popular culture critique. Their first hit was "White Punks on Dope," which appeared on their 1975 debut album. The 1983 song "She's a Beauty" was a top-10 hit and popular in the early days of MTV.   

The image is the cover for their compilation album T.R.A.S.H. (Tube Rarities and Smash Hits) that was released in 1981. Reviews called T.R.A.S.H. the band's best album.