1o de Mayo / Dia internacional obrero [pinback button]
n.p. [Revolutionary Union], n.d. 1.75 inch diameter pin, artwork depicting three workers with banner, very good, metal on reverse still bright. More
Cat.No: 210696
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3rd Lake Men Run / 73 [pinback button]
San Francisco: Mfg. by Dave Valentine, 1973. 1.5 inch diameter pin featuring a road runner being kissed by a snake wearing a leather cap. The road runner motif may indicate that this was issued by the Cycle Runners. More
Cat.No: 229075
75th anniversary / A woman's right to vote [pinback button]
n.p. [1995]. Square pin, 2 inches each side, very good. More
Cat.No: 235897
Abolition 2000 Global Network / Abolish Nuclear Weapons [pinback button]
n.p. the Network, n.d. 3 inch diameter pin, very good, depicting the earth surrounded by a flower made of various flags. The organization was founded in 1995. More
Cat.No: 206448
Another UPS'er for the Hoffa slate! [pinback button]
Philadelphia: 1996. 2.25 inch diameter pin, very good, on a card signed by the designer, Don Howell, Jr., certifying that "This button is from the original run of 250 buttons printed in the city of Philadelphia" for the 1996 campaign for Teamster international officers. More
Cat.No: 231078
April 15 [pinback button depicting a dove escaping from a dollar sign]
Mfg. by Larry Fox, n.d. 1.25 inch pin, blue and white. Manufactured by Larry Fox in New York State. There were major antiwar demonstrations on this date in 1967 and 1970. More
Cat.No: 207519
Asociacion de Trabajadores Inmigrantes de California / CIWA [pinback button]
n.p. CIWA, n.d. 1.755 inch diameter pin, very good. CIWA was created after the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986. More
Cat.No: 207493
Baron - MTL [pinback button]
Montreal: Baron de Montreal, [no date]. Pinback Button. 1.5x1.5 inch square pinback button with two bears frolicking on a white field and the words Baron MTL in Century Gothic font and Raoul Vennat Enr. and a phone number on edges, discoloration and rubbing to edges and a small spot of... More
Cat.No: 226446
Bi American [pinback button]
n.p. Dan Kaufman Graphics, [199-]. 1.5 inch diameter pin, red part slightly faded. A parody of the "Buy American" slogan. More
Cat.No: 242150
Bi-Sexuals are equal opportunity lovers [pinback button]
West Orange, NJ: Ferne Sales & Mfg. n.d. 1.5 inch diameter pin, red field slightly faded. More
Cat.No: 242151
Black Catholic Affairs / Renew Us / Archdiocese of San Francisco [pinback button]
San Francisco: the Archdiocese, n.d. 2.25 inch diameter pin, very good. More
Cat.No: 237652
Black Congress / Dallas / 1980 [pinback button]
Dallas, TX: the Congress, 1980. 1.5 inch diameter pin, black text on white field. Apparently issued for the Black Congress on Health and Law. More
Cat.No: 212100
Black control of the black community / Boutelle in '68 [pinback button]
n.p. [Socialist Workers Party], 1968. 1.75 inch diameter pin, portrait of the presidential candidate with fuscia and black lettering around. Paul Boutelle changed his name to Kwame Montsho Ajamu Somburu in 1979. More
Cat.No: 176092
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[Boot] Camp I [pinback button]
San Francisco: Boot Camp, [1972-?]. 1.5 inch diameter pin issued by the gay leather bar that opened at 1010 Bryant Street in 1971. The Roman numeral I may refer to the first anniversary; the bar is known to have issued pins for later anniversaries. This is the version with a.... More
Cat.No: 229063
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[Boot] Camp I [pinback button]
San Francisco: Boot Camp, [1972-?]. 1.5 inch diameter pin issued by the gay leather bar that opened at 1010 Bryant Street in 1971. The Roman numeral I may refer to the first anniversary; the bar is known to have issued pins for later anniversaries. This is the version with a.... More
Cat.No: 229064
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[Boot] Camp I [pinback button]
San Francisco: Boot Camp, [1972-?]. 1.5 inch diameter pin issued by the gay leather bar that opened at 1010 Bryant Street in 1971. The Roman numeral I may refer to the first anniversary; the bar is known to have issued pins for later anniversaries. This is the version with a.... More
Cat.No: 229065
Boycott Farah pants / Viva la huelga [pinback button]
[California]: n.p., [1973-?]. 1.25 inch diameter pin, woman with raised fist, black text on yellow background. Very good. More
Cat.No: 200142
Boycott Farah pants / Viva la huelga [pinback button]
[California]: n.p., [1973-?]. 1.5 inch diameter pin, woman with raised fist, black text on yellow background. Very good. More
Cat.No: 204476
Boycott Farah pants / Viva la huelga [pinback button]
[California]: n.p., [1973-?]. 1.5 inch diameter pin, woman with raised fist, black text on mustard background. Very good. More
Cat.No: 229763
Boycott Gallo (pinback button)
n.p. [UFW], n.d. 1.5 inch diameter pin with UFW eagle and purple outline of wine bottle; union bug on edge indicates manufacture in East Bay. Very good. More
Cat.No: 132283
Boycott grapes [pinback button]
Hempstead, NY: Larry Fox, [197-]. 1.5 inch diameter pin with UFW eagle on orange field. More
Cat.No: 224149
Boycott Shell [pinback button]
Philadelphia: Horn Co., [197-]. 1.5 inch diameter pin, shell motif. More
Cat.No: 208031
Boycott War Toys [pinback button, together with "Don't buy war toys"]
New York: Stop War Toys Campaign; distributed by Donnelly/Colt, [199-]. 2.25 inch diameter pin, motif of breaking gun with a flower, very good. The smaller pin is made by Donnelly/Colt, without mention of the Campaign. More
Cat.No: 241441
Boycott, Baby, Boycott! [pinback button]
n.p. n.d. 1.5 inch diameter pin, metal reverse somewhat oxidized. This chant was used by supporters of the UFW grape boycott, but may also have had other applications. More
Cat.No: 235719
Bring the troops home now! / Read the newsletter [pinback button]
[Cambridge, MA]: Bring the Troops Home Now Newsletter, [196-]. 1.5 inch pin advertising the Cambridge-based anti-war newsletter; green and white stripes. The Newsletter, established in 1965, was an early and important anti-war effort by many associated with the Socialist Workers Party and others. More
Cat.No: 186424