George Washington "Linked States" 1789 Button.

George Washington: Sought After "Linked States" 1789 Inaugural Shank Button. "Long Live the President, GW" in center of chain of links representing each state. Gilded Example.

This copper button is for George Washington's inauguration and is known as the Linked States. Speculation as to whether this was from his first or second election, but either way, it's a beauty. The b

George Washington Linked States Inaugural Button. Bronze, with shank to reverse. The round button with all 13 states' initials forming a band, a middle band with the motto, LONG LIVE THE PRESIDENT, ar

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George Washington (1789-97)Presidential Inauguration Brass Button, 1789Scarce brass coat button, issued around the time of Washington's April 30, 1789 inauguration in New York City at Federal Hall, 1

DESCRIPTION: Bronze (mixed with copper and zinc) medallion marked upon the front "George Washington President of the United States 1789" surrounding a centralized image of Washington. Upon the reverse

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Here is another George Washington inaugural button that appears to be in copper. Some speculate that this button is from his 2nd inauguration and is very nice. The top around the outer edge of the but

(1789) George Washington Inaugural Brass Button, "Long Live The President" and "G W" in Oval. Measures 34mm. Approx. weight: 6.83 grams. Condition: Good antique condition. Rubbed surface. Missing shan

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“Gazette of the United States” for November 21, 1789. Four pages complete, printed at New York by John Fenno. Letter of John Adams, two Congressional acts signed in type by Adams and by George Was

1-11/32" (34 mm) brass shank button commemorating the inauguration of President George Washington. Center impresed, "GW", top edge impressed, "Long Live The President".

Features strands of hair from the head of George Washington ( 1732 - 1799 ) ~ American soldier, statesman and the founding father who served as the first president of the United States from 1789 to 17

George Washington: "GW in Oval" Inaugural Button. GW-1789-8, WI-11c, 34mm brass. Original shank. Likely dug. Sharp details with dark green/bronze patina. HID03101062020 © 2020 Heritage Auctions |

Style Two. Green, cream and red coloration. As commander-in-chief of the American States, George Washington (1732 - 1799) led them to victory in the War of Independence. In 1789 he became the first Pr

Style Two. Green, cream and red coloration. As commander-in-chief of the American States, George Washington (1732 - 1799) led them to victory in the War of Independence. In 1789 he became the first Pr

Style Two. Green, cream and red coloration. As commander-in-chief of the American States, George Washington (1732 - 1799) led them to victory in the War of Independence. In 1789 he became the first Pr