Turn of Century Lost Child ID Pinback Button. | ||
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Posted 12 years ago
JSmed
(124 items)
Nice little pin back button found today at an estate auction in a small box. Quite sure it is a period item of the era of apparel shown in the image.
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Awesome pin! It's nice to see our Victorian ancestors were just as concerned about missing children as we are today!
Can the badge be read as to what city issued it?
No there is no detail to be seen under magnification on the badge. The hat number appears to be # 41. Chicago could be a possibility on the department.
way cool!