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Lapel Pin
I. S. R. K. Liitto
The letters refer to Idan Suomalainen Raittius Kansan Liitto; Eastern Finnish Temperance People's League.
Lapel Pin
Suomi Finland
"Victory for Finland", likely an Olympics. The flag is post 1917 independence from Russia.
Lapel Pin
Delaware Tercentenary - 1938
The pin commemorates the 300th year of Finns and Swedes arrival in America, 1638-1938. The festival was held in Delaware, attended by Kings and Presidents.
No to Regionalization - SOS
Save Our Schools
A bumper sticker and 2 campaign buttons expressing opposition to regionalization of Maynard High School.
Fourth Liberty Loan Pin - ca1918
The pin was recognition that the wearer had purchased or supported the war effort by buying liberty bonds.
This pin was found at the Willis Dodd Boys Club formerly the Parker Street Hall.
This pin was found at the Willis Dodd Boys Club formerly the Parker Street Hall.
Cindy Ruzich Campaign Button
Pin used when Cindy Ruzich ran for school committee in the early 1990's. She was elected in 1991 and 1994.
Class Pin - '07
An initialed M.H.S. class pin. The pin came from Folger, 180 Broadway, NY that was in business in the early 1900s. The initials likely refer to Maynard High School although there were few number of graduates (7) in 1907.
Fiftieth Anniversary Button & Ribbon
A button with an American flag attached commemorating the Fiftieth Anniversary of the incorporation of the Town of Maynard.
Centennial Shavers Permit
Red and white "Shavers Permit" badge to be worn by the men in Maynard who volunteered not to shave until the Centennial Parade.
Centennial Belles Badge
A metal badge celebrating the Centennial Belles, dated June 26-July 4, 1971.
World War II Army/Navy E Production Award Pin
The Army-Navy "E" Award was an honor presented to companies during World War II whose production facilities achieved "Excellence in Production" ("E") of war equipment. The employees received the pin.
Mike Lynch Campaign Button - 1977
Mike Lynch, a newcomer to local politics, defeated Richard T. White for the office in 1977.