Vintage 1976 Bicentennial Pinback Springfield Greene County Button Missouri 76
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Condition: Small tan age specks on the face, and rust spotting and tarnish on the metal back. The celluloid is intact and glossy, and the bright streak near the top rim in the photos is only reflected light. See photos.
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- Patches & Pins
Ships from Ozark, Missouri
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In 1976 communities across the country marked America's 200th birthday with their own commemorative buttons, and this one celebrates Springfield-Greene County in southwest Missouri. A bold red "76" is the centerpiece, with blue and black lettering on a white field. It makes a nice addition to a Bicentennial, Missouri or local-history pinback collection, and it looks great pinned to a jacket or tucked into a shadow box.
Details
- The face reads "Springfield-Greene County, Missouri, Bicentennial."
- It is a celluloid-covered printed paper disc over a steel back, with a brass pin.
Condition: Small tan age specks on the face, and rust spotting and tarnish on the metal back. The celluloid is intact and glossy, and the bright streak near the top rim in the photos is only reflected light. See photos.
The photos are part of the description, and it will be packed with care.