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Button 163: San Diego Comic Con Volunteer 1992 (Robert Williams art)
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163. San Diego Comic
Con Volunteer (1992).
Following the San Diego Expo button (#154),
Kitchen Sink was invited to create the official Expo button for
1992 (button #163). In addition KSP publisher Denis Kitchen
in previous years had favorably observed the small army of hustling
volunteers at previous San Diego Cons and thought these unpaid
fans ought to take home a special souvenir. Several hundred of
these buttons, featuring a castle on the quarter moon by Robert
Williams, were donated to the con committee and given to
convention volunteers in 1992. Though on the far left the button
says "No. 1," implying a sub-series, the convention
committee did not encourage the idea (perhaps because Williams
was regarded by some as a misogynist?) and it the proposed reward
series was abandoned before a tradition could be established.
Rare.
1.25 inch diameter. $10.00
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 163: San Diego Comic Con Volunteer 1992 (Robert Williams art)
163. San Diego Comic
Con Volunteer (1992).
Following the San Diego Expo button (#154),
Kitchen Sink was invited to create the official Expo button for
1992 (button #163). In addition KSP publisher Denis Kitchen
in previous years had favorably observed the small army of hustling
volunteers at previous San Diego Cons and thought these unpaid
fans ought to take home a special souvenir. Several hundred of
these buttons, featuring a castle on the quarter moon by Robert
Williams, were donated to the con committee and given to
convention volunteers in 1992. Though on the far left the button
says "No. 1," implying a sub-series, the convention
committee did not encourage the idea (perhaps because Williams
was regarded by some as a misogynist?) and it the proposed reward
series was abandoned before a tradition could be established.
Rare.
1.25 inch diameter. $10.00
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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$10.00
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