Each is 7/8". The first, although with noticeable stain spots, is a rare cartoon button picturing a donkey with the text "BR(A)Y ON AND S(E)WELL." Next from New York City reads "Tammany/Bryan & Sewall." Small spot that may show in our photo at lower left was dirt now removed and the button is essentially Mint with back paper by National Equipment Co. Third with W&H paper is replica of silver dollar "Liberty" with surrounding text "There Is Only One Girl In This World For Me/1896." Hair off center and three tiny faint dots on extreme lower left edge but displaying NM. Next is scarce lapel stud showing three gold bugs on a farmer's pitchfork with surrounding text "How The Farmer Loves Gold Bugs." Some slight loss of brighter gold color but still with full gloss. Reverse has .5" hairline cello split but cello lays perfectly flat. Next are a pair of lapel studs whose silver backgrounds have faded but still with easily readable black type. First is "Silver First, Last And All The Time." Next is "Give Free Silver A Chance." Numerous rarities. Don & Mildred Wright Collection.