2 days ago by SixCentPress

A vintage 1.25″ button from The Kinks’ Low Budget tour. Low Budget, the album they were touring in support of, went on to become their best selling album. Buy this button on Etsy.

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85 days ago by SixCentPress

Pinback buttons have been used as promotional tools for a loooong time. This one for Ocean Soap is from 1896!

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116 days ago by SixCentPress

This button is from 1978, when Blondie was just hitting the mainstream after their album Parallel Lines was released. Apparently people were having trouble grasping the fact that Blondie was not just one person, as the name suggests.

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128 days ago by SixCentPress

We’re loving this vintage button that says so much by saying nothing at all. How many of these did they sell?

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192 days ago by SixCentPress

We’ve posted about the singing cowboy legend Gene Autry before. Champion was Gene’s horse and this button was part of a set of TV cowboy buttons made in the late 1950′s by the Green Duck Co.

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