COMMUNIST PARTY DAILY WORKER AND DAILY WESTERN WORKER BUTTON QUARTET.
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11/16" to 7/8". Bottom left is litho, others are cello. c. 1930s. The Daily Worker began publication in 1924 and ceased in 1958, while the Western Worker was published from 1932-1937. Upper left pin references Gifford Pinchot's Commissary Plan, which the Pennsylvania Governor advocated for during his 1931-1935 term. Light to moderate wear. Anti-Pinchot pin is VF. All others are extremely Fine to Exc.
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