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Pins, Pinbacks, Badges & Medals Featuring the Liberty Bell
 
The Liberty Bell's fame grew tremendously through the use of its image on celluloid pinbacks, lapel pins, medals, badges, and charms.  The image was used extensively on the souvenirs and commemoratives of conventions, fairs, and meetings held in Philadelphia since the late 1800's.
 

Exhibit A - Celluloid Pinbacks

A collection of souvenir and promotional celluloid pinbacks from the late 1800's to recent vintage.

Exhibit B - Political and Fraternal Celluloid Pinbacks

Promotional celluloid pinbacks for political, fraternal and professional organizations and clubs.

Exhibit C - World's Fair Celluloid Pinbacks

A collection of souvenir celluloid pinbacks from 20th century World's Fairs.

Exhibit D - Lapel Pins

An exhibit of souvenir and political lapel pins from the early 20th century.

Exhibit E - Medals and Badges

Convention and souvenir medals and badges featuring the Liberty Bell and Philadelphia.

1915 pinback

The Liberty Bell's visit to Portland, Oregon,
on its way to the 1915 World's Fair in San Francisco

   
   

 

   
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