Sep 30, 2010 - Sale 2223

Sale 2223 - Lot 262

Price Realized: $ 210
?Final Price Realized includes Buyer’s Premium added to Hammer Price
Estimate: $ 200 - $ 300
(LABOR HISTORY.) Group of 59 labor and leftist pinback buttons. Various sizes and conditions. Vp, 1908-47 and nd

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For City Council, President, Transport Workers Union, Michael J. Quill

Vote Laguardia and Levy, American Labor

Corcoran, Labor's Choice

American Labor Party, LaGuardia-Nagler

Defend Bridges, Defend Labor

Vote Rank & File, Smash Communist Control in NMU

Read the Daily Worker

[Star, in Hebrew]

United Labor May-Day, 1886-1936

Fight for Unemployment Insurance, May 1st, Communist Party of the USA

For a United Struggle Against Fascism

We Fight Today for a Better Tomorrow, UAW-CIO

Guild Hearst Strike, Chicago Newspaper Guild

South Fork Labor Day Celebration, UMW of A

I Gave for Ford Drive, 1937-1938

Abolish Poll Tax, 100% Democracy

United We Stand Behind Uncle Sam, CIO

Amalgamated Teamsters & Helpers 68, Sept. 1912

The Right to Work is the Right to Live, CIO

ILGWU, AF of L

Switchmen's Union, April 1914, Lodge 68

75 Thousand Members by 1936, BLFE

International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Jun 1908, 50

L.E. & Rockmen's Union, No 11679

Ladies Auxilliary, ORC of A

IUUAW of A, 1937, Gave for Strike Fund

UAW-CIO, I'm No Hitch-Hiker, Are You?

Grand Laundry Co., NRA Member, We Do Our Part

Lumber Teamsters, Tallymen, Chauffeurs & Handlers, Nov. 1913 369

I Am a Big League Baseball Booster, Sposored by the Hotel, Restaurant & Bartenders Unions

Independent Printers Assn, 1942 May-June, Forestville, PA

Souvenir of Brockton Fair, Cigars Made in Clean Factories Bear this Union Label on Every Box

UR&WE of A United Warehouse Employees CIO, Oct 1941

Union Beer, International Union of the United Brewery Workmen

Soft Drink Workers Union, Local 368, November 1939

United Shoe Workers Association, Oct.

Candy & Confectionery Workers LIU No. 310, Dues Paid for Nov. 1937

Cleveland Division, FEIU, 1937 Sept.

Steering Wheel Makers Federal Labor Union, Mar 1940

International Union of Timberworkers, November 1919

National Cigar Leaf Growers Union

Atlantic & Pacific Employees Industrial Association

Cleaners, Dyers & Pressers Union, No. 17960, 1937 February S.F.

Wool Scourers Federal Local 21355, 1940

ACA, American Communications Assn. CIO

Steel & Wire Workers Protective Assn., 100% American, Lodge No. 1, Waukegan, Ill.

L.E. & Rockmen's Union No. 11679

H.C. & B.L.I.U. of America, No. 209

Wear Sweet-Orr Overalls and Pants, They Are Union Made, IMU of NA.

Group of 10 bi-monthly buttons for the UAW, 1944-47