button
2002
Button shows a portrait of a uniformed David March, along with the words "EOW 4-29-02." Used by the Campo Minutemen. Deborah Sattler, a member of the Campo Minutemen, wrote the following... |
ca. 1941
Two blackout buttons. Description: Luminous treated cardboard circles, could be worn in the lapel. Condition: very good. Description: 2-1/2" diameter. From the History Information... |
Round button with "Drink Horlick's Malted Milk at your table or fountain" written on top and bottom. A girl with a cow holding a can of milk is drawn in a landscape. |
Badges and buttons. Local, patriotic, cities &c. A: Button. An oak tree, rendered in color, has "Lafayette School" "Oakland" around it in black letters. History of Lafayette... |
Button with a pin on the back. An oak tree, rendered in color, has "Franklin School" "Oakland" around it in black letters. |
ca. 1998
This button has been transformed to a refrigerator magnet. The button declares "Someone you care about is lesbian or gay." This was used by a PFLAG member. PFLAG stands for parents and friends... |
A collection of shell decorative items; 4 spindle whorls and 3 small effigy heads. Prehistoric. The whorls and heads and probably Mexican. The shell items are from the California Bay Area shell... |
1896
Button with a pin on the back. An oak tree, rendered in color, has "Polytechnic High School" "Oakland" around it in black letters. On the back is a paper label: Compliments of C. J. Heeseman,... |
1970-1990
Round yellow button with green script reading: "Leaf the Air Clean, Trees Please, courtesy Jos. Schlitz Brewing Comapny" |
1970-1990
Round yellow button with green script reading: "Leaf the Air Clean, Trees Please, courtesy Jos. Schlitz Brewing Comapny" |
1970-1990
Round red button reading (in white type) "Trees Make Good Neighbors, Coca Cola Bottling Co. of Calif. S.F." |
15-Apr-67
The black and yellow button shows three Vietnamese farmers carrying hanging baskets, underneath which it reads "Mobilize to End the War in Vietnam, San Francisco New York April 15." |
1968
The bright orange button reads Indian Power in black type, with a Native American soldier on horse back. |
1971
The white button has a drawing of a fist holding dog-tags, below which is written FTA (Fuck the Army), all in blue. |
1967
The blue button reads, in white writin, FREE SPEECH F.S.M. |
1967|c. 1967
The blue button has yellow writing that reads: Smper Fi Lives! Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni, Japan, GI Resistance, and has a large peace sign in the center with a sword and dove behind it. |
1967
The black and white button reads: Memorial Day, USA 1967 Vietnam: Our Boys Are Dying In Vain. |
c.1965
The white button reads in large red type- Beat the Draft!, in smaller blue type it reads, Wanna stay healthy? Keep your windows closed and install weather stripping today! |
White button with blue writing: "San Francsico Special Olympics" around the circumference. In the middle of the button is an abstract drawing of a person with six arms. The Special Olympics is... |
21-May-73
White button with blue writing- "Opening Day May 21, 1973" along the circumference, in the middle: "Oakland-Concord Line. 'I Was There' BART {written above the BART logo- ba)" |
1972
this is a round white button with "Take it Easy" written in red. |
1960-1989
round button, red with white heart/arrow with text inside reading "MUNI", below in script it reads "Loves You!" |
1960-1965
metal pin, black and white, reads "Freedom Now, CORE" |
1970-1990
round yellow button with blue writing: "why litter" and a cartoon drawing of a workman sweeping up litter into a trash can. |