A gold metal military insignia or patriotic stickpin in the shape of an anchor with a curling rope around an American flag highlighted with red, white and blue enamel. Possibly a naval insignia.

A gold metal military insignia or patriotic stickpin in the shape of a laurel wreath around an anchor highlighted with red, black and lavender enamel. Possibly a naval insignia.

A metal military insignia pin in the shape of an elaborate gold sword with a decorated loop pommel and crossed by an American flag highlighted with red, white and blue enamel. Probably a pre-1900 cavalry officer's insignia.

A metal military insignia pin in the shape of an elaborate gold short sword with a spirally carved lion's head loop pommel and crossed by a fluttering American flag highlighted with red, white and blue enamel. Probably a pre-1900 cavalry officer's insignia.

A beige pinback button printed with a state seal, crest, symbol or motto from U.S. states and territories; marked "North Dakota", with a scene showing a fruit tree, an anvil, sheaves of grain, a plow, a bow with arrows and a Native American on horseback under a banner surrounded by stars that reads "October 1889/ Liberty And Union Now and Forever. One And Inseparable". Part of a series of pre-World War I United States state buttons; some of the region names are no longer current.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 state seal, crest, symbol or motto from U.S. states and territories; marked "North Dakota", with a scene showing a fruit tree, an anvil, sheaves of grain, a plow, a bow with arrows and a Native American on horseback under a banner surrounded by stars that reads "October 1889/ Liberty And Union Now and Forever. One And Inseparable". Part of a series of pre-World War I United States state buttons; some of the region names are no longer current.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 state seal, crest, symbol or motto from U.S. states and territories; marked "South Dakota", with a scene showing a man with a team of horses plowing by a riverside with a steam boat, a forge furnace and sheep in the background under a red banner "Under God The People Rule." Part of a series of pre-World War I United States state buttons; some of the 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 state seal, crest, symbol or motto from U.S. states and territories; marked "Nebraska", with a scene showing a blacksmith hammering on a anvil by a riverside with sheaves of grain, a cabin and a train in the background under a red banner "Equality Before The Law". Part of a series of pre-World War I United States state buttons; some of the 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 state seal, crest, symbol or motto from U.S. states and territories; marked "Nebraska", with a scene showing a blacksmith hammering on a anvil by a riverside with sheaves of grain, a cabin and a train in the background under a red banner "Equality Before The Law". Part of a series of pre-World War I United States state buttons; some of the 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 state seal, crest, symbol or motto from U.S. states and territories; marked "Ohio", with a scene showing mountains beyond a forested river with sheaves of grain in a field. Part of a series of pre-World War I United States state buttons; some of the 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.