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Button 066: Princeton, Wisconsin Landmark (high school)


Button 066: Princeton, Wisconsin Landmark (high school)
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    66. Princeton Landmarks (1975).

    The Farmers-Merchants National Bank in "downtown" Princeton WI commissioned Krupp's Pinback Jack division to create a series of buttons depicting Princeton landmarks. These were to be used as premiums for its customers. The bank requested that button No. 1 portray the "Old High School." It was an odd choice, considering that city fathers had torn down the "landmark" a few years earlier to create a parking lot. Though reportedly a popular premium, the bank officer soon left town, the project was abandoned and countless magnificent buildings in Princeton were left unmemorialized. Design by Peter Poplaski. 2.25" diameter. $2.00

    One note, for serious button collectors, you may want to read the KSP BUTTON TEXT which explains the numbering systems for identifying the various buttons produced over the last 30 years, or see the COMPLETE KSP BUTTON LIST. The list is VERY long, so be patient while it loads.


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    Button 066: Princeton, Wisconsin Landmark (high school)

    66. Princeton Landmarks (1975).

    The Farmers-Merchants National Bank in "downtown" Princeton WI commissioned Krupp's Pinback Jack division to create a series of buttons depicting Princeton landmarks. These were to be used as premiums for its customers. The bank requested that button No. 1 portray the "Old High School." It was an odd choice, considering that city fathers had torn down the "landmark" a few years earlier to create a parking lot. Though reportedly a popular premium, the bank officer soon left town, the project was abandoned and countless magnificent buildings in Princeton were left unmemorialized. Design by Peter Poplaski. 2.25" diameter. $2.00

    One note, for serious button collectors, you may want to read the KSP BUTTON TEXT which explains the numbering systems for identifying the various buttons produced over the last 30 years, or see the COMPLETE KSP BUTTON LIST. The list is VERY long, so be patient while it loads.

    $2.00