Vintage political pinback button lot

Vintage political pinback button lot-Win release for our POW/MIA -Welcome Home POWs -Whatever happened to Sean Flynn? -Humphrey - Muskie -Keep the Mayor Mayor -Chira -USA Out Now -Rainbow Power Independent for President All in excellent condition. 1970’s WELCOME HOME P.O.W.'s pinback button anti-Vietnam War approx. 1.75" diameter color is bright and vivid. reverse side is clean Blue White-Original 1970's-War Memorabilia WHATEVER HAPPENED TO SEAN FLYNN? Button (son of actor Errol Flynn) Button has a picture of the young actor / photojournalist in the center. Sean Flynn was the son of the actor Errol Flynn and went missing in the 1970’s, in 1984 he was declared dead with no real resolution to the mystery. The pin measures about 1 3/4 inches. Keep the Mayor Mayor (Ed Koch NYC 1985) Rainbow Power independent for President 1984 Dennis Serrette has been a union activist since 1964. In 1972 he became a founding member of the Coalition of Black Trade Unionists. He was also a vice president of a local of the Communication Workers of America and is currently the CWA's Education Specialist. At present, he is also the president of the United Association for Labor Education. Dennis Serrette was first recruited as a presidential candidate by the Consumer Party of Pennsylvanias chairman Max Weiner. He was later recruited by Peter Diamondstone, chairman of the Liberty Union Party of Vermont. As a long time activist and trade unionist he led struggles in the Harlem community against the closing of Sydenham Hospital, chaired the Committee to save the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, and as Vice President of Local 1101 led the longest and militant strike against the New York Telephone company which went seven and half months (July 1971 through 1972). He was a founding member of the CWA Black Caucus in 1971 Cash Only. Pick up only. Please also see the other items we have for sale.