A beige pinback button printed with a naval semaphore flag consisting of an orange triangular pennant above a square flag with an orange border around a central black squared marked in black "Northeasterly Winds" Part of a series of pre-World War I semaphore buttons. The reverse is printed "Compliments of/ High Admiral Cigarette/ Riley-Klotz Mfg. Co./ Newark, N.J.", indicating that this button was part of a series of collectible premiums given by tobacco and gum manufacturers.

A beige pinback button printed with a naval semaphore flag consisting of a white triangular pennant above a square flag with an orange border around a central black squared marked in black "Northwesterly Winds" Part of a series of pre-World War I semaphore buttons. The reverse is printed "Compliments of/ High Admiral Cigarette/ Riley-Klotz Mfg. Co./ Newark, N.J.", indicating that this button was part of a series of collectible premiums given by tobacco and gum manufacturers.

A beige pinback button printed with a flag divided with narrow white, red and blue alternating stripes and in the upper corner a British Union Jack, marked in black "Hawaii". Only US state flag to have flown over a kingdom, a territory, a republic, and a state. Originally , Hawaii flew the British flag, but during the War of 1812 an American asked why the King Kamehameha was flying the "enemy" flag. He lowered it and raised the US Flag, only to have the same thing happen when a British ship put into port. To avoid trouble, the Hawaiians decided to combine the two flags into one. The number of stripes varied, but was standardized at eight after 1843, for the eight principal islands in the group. Part of a series of pre-World War I flag buttons; many of the flags and country names are no longer current. The reverse is printed "Sweet Caporal Cigarette", indicating that this button was part of a series of collectible premiums given by tobacco and gum manufacturers.

A beige pinback button printed with a flag divided with narrow white, red and blue alternating stripes and in the upper corner a British Union Jack, marked in black "Hawaii". Part of a series of pre-World War I flag buttons; many of the flags and country names are no longer current. Only US state flag to have flown over a kingdom, a territory, a republic, and a state. Originally , Hawaii flew the British flag, but during the War of 1812 an American asked why the King Kamehameha was flying the "enemy" flag. He lowered it and raised the US Flag, only to have the same thing happen when a British ship put into port. To avoid trouble, the Hawaiians decided to combine the two flags into one. The number of stripes varied, but was standardized at eight after 1843, for the eight principal islands in the group. The reverse is printed "Between The Acts/ All Tobacco Cigarettes", indicating that this button was part of a series of collectible premiums given by tobacco and gum manufacturers.

A beige pinback button printed with a flag divided horizontally into blue, white and blue sections, marked in black "Argentine Republic." Part of a series of pre-World War I flag buttons; many of the flags and region names are no longer current. The reverse is printed "Sweet Caporal Cigarette", indicating that this button was part of a series of collectible premiums given by tobacco and gum manufacturers.

A beige pinback button printed with a flag divided vertically into blue, white and red sections with a central gold eagle crest, marked in black "Guatemala." Part of a series of pre-World War I flag buttons; many of the flags and region names are no longer current. This button was part of a series of collectible premiums given by tobacco and gum manufacturers.

A beige pinback button printed with a flag with narrow horizontal blue, white and red stripes, marked in black "Guatemala." Part of a series of pre-World War I flag buttons; many of the flags and region names are no longer current. The reverse is printed "Sweet Caporal Cigarette", indicating that this button was part of a series of collectible premiums given by tobacco and gum manufacturers.

A beige pinback button printed with a white flag divided vertically into green, white and red sections, marked in black "Mexico." Part of a series of pre-World War I flag buttons; many of the flags and region names are no longer current. The reverse is printed "Between The Acts/ All Tobacco Cigarettes", indicating that this button was part of a series of collectible premiums given by tobacco and gum manufacturers.

A beige pinback button printed with a white flag divided vertically into green, white and red sections, marked in black "Mexico." Part of a series of pre-World War I flag buttons; many of the flags and region names are no longer current. The reverse is printed "Sweet Caporal Cigarette", indicating that this button was part of a series of collectible premiums given by tobacco and gum manufacturers.

A beige collar of cuff stud printed in red with a crown and the words "Crown Cycles/ LaPorte, Ind." over a bicycle tire and spokes pattern. One of an extensive collection of bicycle themed buttons, studs, stick pins and pendants, 2002.1.3948 through 2002.1.4038