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Not sure what they were rallying about! On the back it says, For Sale by Hammond Publishing Company Milwaukee, Wis. T. M. Hammond founded the company in 1893 and served as it's president until his death in 1923. Measures 3/4 of an inch.
Pearl and metal buttons made in Birmingham between 1780 and 1820 collected by James Luckcock.
Accession number: 1953 F125
Jenson Button, TV media pen, post-quali, 2014 British Grand Prix, Silverstone, IMG_6048, ©Jim Hunter 2014
Possibly circa 1920s? I'd love to think it was Titanic, but it would need another funnel. The thimble is for scale - it's quite a large button, made from bakelite.
Tomorrows pole position in Barcelona. I'm not the biggest autoraceing fan - but here I am in Barcelona. Footy tomorrow :)
Button made of polymer clay in colors custom-mixed to coordinate with the Flea Market Fancy fabric collection. Blogged here.
Button Making activity hosted by CSM Library Makerspace & conducted by Bryan Gerbig.
October 4, 2014 at College of San Mateo Family Science & Astronomy Festival + Makerspace.
This weeks theme for #FlickrFriday is #PushTheButton, and if you know me, you know my brain can only translate that phrase into one thing: LOST.
For those who don't know, there is a plot in the TV show where a computer is found underground, which requires someone to enter a code and then "push the button" to reset a timer before it hits zero. I would have liked to take a photo of the actual "execute" button, but I don't have the time to make one or the know how to photoshop one! (or at least, one that looks convincing)