George Washington: "Linked States" Inaugural But

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

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

DESCRIPTION: A George Washington sterling silver inaugural sword replica. Features ornate etching throughout the blade with solid silver hilt. Issued by the United States Bicentennial Society. Marked

Washington Buttons Rare (1789) "Long Live The President" with Wreath in Center George Washington Inaugural Button Albert WI-17A (1789) George Washington Inaugural Button, "Long Live The President" Typ

Washington Buttons High Quality George Washington Inaugural Button "Eagle and Star" Type with Its Original Shank Intact Albert WI-12C (c. 1789), George Washington Inaugural Button, Eagle and Star Type

Washington Buttons Inaugural Button "Long Live The President" With Wreath (1789) George Washington Inaugural Button, "Long Live The President" with Wreath Type, with Original Shank, 15 mm, Albert WI-1

Washington Buttons (1789) George Washington Inaugural Button "G W" in Oval (1789) George Washington Inaugural Button, "G W" in Oval, Cobb-5b, Albert WI-11B, DeWitt-GW 1789-8, Baker-1017, Brass, with O

Washington Buttons George Washington Inaugural Button with American Eagle With Incuse Impression of Eagle & Star Design on Reverse (1789) George Washington Inaugural Button, American Eagle with Shield

Washington Buttons "Long Live The President" With "GW" In Block Letters (1789) George Washington Inaugural Button, "Long Live The President" with "GW" in Block Letters, Albert WI-11A, with Shank, Very

Washington Buttons George Washington "Eagle and Star" Type Inaugural Button (1789) George Washington Inaugural Button, "Eagle and Star" Type, Albert WI-12C, Plain Reverse, Brass, Original Shank, Choic

Washington Buttons Rare "UNITY PROSPERITY & INDEPENDENCE" George Washington Inaugural Button Large Star & 13 Smaller Stars Type Rarity - Albert WI-PC2, Cobb-21 (1789) George Washington Inaugural Butto

Fantastic find in this ultra rare George Washington inaugural clothing button. This button is known as the "Dotted Script" and is from 1789. Around the rim of the button, it reads "LONG LIVE THE PRESI

George Washington inaugural button (GWI-11), 34mm, brass. Button features central oval well with letters "GW" and narrow banner well at top featuring text "LONG LIVE THE PRESIDENT"

An antique wonderful George Washington inaugural button. This coat button has Washington's initials and the salute "Long Live the President” engraved in it, the phrase pronounced by Robert Livin

ENGRAVED BRASS GEORGE WASHINGTON INAUGURAL BUTTON, MEASURES 1 3/8" IN DIAMETER, HAS WEAR, SHANK MISSING OFF BACK, AS PICTURED

(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

Washington Related 1952 "Washington's Inaugural Address of 1789" 1952 National Archives Facsimile No. 22, "Washington's Inaugural Address of 1789", Choice Crisp Near Mint. 1952-Dated, National Archive

The November 1791 issue of "The Massachusetts Magazine or Monthly Museum:, printed at Boston by Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer T. Andrews. Includes the State of the Union Speech to Congress by President G

The January 1792 issue of "Gentleman's Magazine" printed at London by Sylvanus Urban. 96 pages and four engravings including views of two churches. Highlighting content is the October 25, 1791 Third a

Washington Buttons (1789) Washington Inaugural Button Cuff Size with Unlisted Sub-Variety Star & Eagle With Shank (1789) George Washington Inaugural Button, Small Cuff Size, "Star Above Eagle" Type, A

DESCRIPTION: 1889 George Washington inaugural centennial medallion in tested silver. Designed by Augustus Saint Gaudens (French, 1848-1907) and modeled by Philip Martiny (American, 1858-1927). Front w

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

George Washington inaugural commemorative bronze hatchet, inscribed "Washington Inaugurated President of the US Apr 30 1789" with bust of Washington on blade. Appx 12"l. Very good condition.