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Title
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Buttons and Ribbons
Description
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The Lewis collection includes approximately 60 buttons, pins, and badges issued in the United States or in England. Buttons were a popular way to demonstrate support or opposition for the woman’s suffrage movement, raise money, and spark conversation about the campaign. Supporters wore their buttons to proclaim popular and recognizable slogans like “Votes for Women” or “Suffrage First.” Buttons and badges displayed the names of organizations and the official colors, including gold and black, yellow and blue, purple, white and green, or some other variation to highlight a particular campaign.
The collection also includes several anti-suffrage buttons issued by groups such as the Massachusetts Association Opposed to the Further Extension of Suffrage to Women, and a small group of satirical buttons created by the American Tobacco Company.
Physical Object
Original Format
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Buttons (information artifacts)
celluloid (cellulosic)
Physical Dimensions
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1.5 cm. diam.
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Title
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Pinback button : Votes for Women Indiana. [Circa 1911-1917]
Description
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Gold on white celluloid pinback button with the slogan "Votes for Women Indiana." This button may have been distributed by the Woman's Franchise League of Indiana.
Indiana ratified the 19th Amendment, which granted women the right to vote, on January 16, 1920. However, it was not until a special state election held in September 1921 that Indiana women were granted the right to vote at the state level.
White backpaper contains the name of the manufacturer.
Subject
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Advertising, Political--United States
Buttons
Campaign buttons
Campaign insignia
Political campaigns
Woman's Franchise League of Indiana
Women--Suffrage--Indiana
Date
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[Circa 1911-1917]
Creator
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Rochester, N.Y. : Bastian Bros. Co. (Manufacturer)
Identifier
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BUTN.1911.07
Button
Indiana
Votes for women
Women's Franchise League of Indiana