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Revision as of 16:39, 27 October 2020
Buttons (pin-back style) have been an important part of all political movements in America. As a very grass-roots movement, there is a rich catalog of buttons concerning the Libertarian Party ranging from slogans, campaigns, controversies, and humor.
Here are some collections.
Intra-Party Disputes
Caucuses
LPRC button circa 1970s
Internal Candidate Campaigns
Convention Buttons
- BUTTON-Denver-in-1972.png
- Button 2010 Convention.png
Slogans
- BUTTON-Laissez-Faire-small-blue.png
Candidates
- BUTTON-Clark-Vote-for-Peace.png
- BUTTON-Bergland-Lewis-1984.png
- BUTTON-Brown-red-buttom-1996.png
- BUTTON-Frank-White-for-State-Senate.png
- BUTTON-Fred-Foldvary-12th-Assembly.png
- BUTTON-Kay-76.png
