OHIO FIVE RARE BUTTONS FROM 1897 CLEVELAND EXPO TO 1916 MITT-FEST.
Bidding has ended for this item.
Thank you for visiting our past auction results. If you have an identical (or similar) to this auction item, please call or contact us to discuss. We look forward to speaking with you.
Starting Bid:
$118.00
(Includes 18% Buyer's Premium)
Bidding Ended:
Tuesday, July 11, 2017 10:00:00 PM (20 Minute Clock Begins At Tuesday, July 11, 2017 10:00:00 PM)
Item Description
First is 1.75" with 1897 dated "Cleveland Exposition". Cello is held in a very fancy brass frame with beautiful blue accents. Bar pin on back holds American Flag ribbon which has just a tiny bit of adhesive towards the bottom. Second is 1.5" with concave back and fixed bar pin by Haskell, St. Louis. Shows clown with donkey kicking hat from his head. Issued for Canton 1900 Street Fair. Few faint age dots on the background. Third with W&H back paper and name of a Toledo jobber is 1.75" issued for "Ohio Centennial." From 1902 and with Exc. color. There is a tiny cello crack below the letter "I" of "Ohio" but barely visible. One tiny grey dot on edge at 2 o'clock. Fourth with W&H paper is for odd fellows convention in 1905 with text naming "Our Last Candidate-Canton, Philadelphia No. 1, P.M., I.O.O.F." Last is 1.25" with W&H paper issued for 1916 "1st Annual Mitt-Fest/Warm Mitt Society Of The Great Lakes." Great design of a red hand surrounded by lightening bolts. All Exc. to Mint with exceptions noted. Many rarities.
Pictures (click images to zoom in)
Review your bid and press the Confirm Your Bid button below. Important: By confirming your bid, you are agreeing to purchase the item listed below if you are the winning bidder.
You haven't placed any bids.