First is 7/8" litho and reads "Volunteer For Peace Enlist In A.P.M." Has paper "Lamb Seal And Stencil Seal Washington DC." The next 7/8" button is a celluloid and reads "Peace Parade August 6th Unite For Peace." Button has no backpaper if it ever had one and has a cello split that is 1.25" along the collet at 9 o'clock. Still lays flat and displays Exc. Third button is 5/8" and reads "New York City April 5-6" and has two men shaking hands. No maker's name is legible. Exc. The 1" tall oval litho reads "Mobilize For Peace Chicago August 31 Sept. 1-2." Again no maker's name is evident on this litho. Depicts a line of people marching and the head of the group holds an American flag. Couple of tiny scratches but still displays Exc. From New York City area 1930s-early 40s left-wing vintage collection.