Re: BUTTONS / BADGES / PINBACKS / PINS

by **ourchickenshack** on Wed May 03, 2017 8:43 am

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by **Commander Clint** on Wed May 03, 2017 2:36 pm

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by **Commander Clint** on Wed May 03, 2017 8:31 pm

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I also have this button but it doesn't have any copyright markings . It is identical in size , color scheme and the style of the back ...

May The Force Be With You

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I wonder if it is a European version of the Blue Theatrical Promotional buttons that [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] showed us earlier in this thread ?

I guess the other possibilities is that it is a bootleg/knock off or even just a fake but I honestly don't feel that's the case . Once again , Any help identifying this button would be greatly appreciated

I think this one is on the Archive data base.

"Although there is no manufacturer indicated on this pinback, early merchandising lists from the UK attribute the production of badges to Bennett Associates of Glasgow."

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The list on the archive also seems to match the other buttons you have. I also did a quick google search, and couldn't find much on "Bennett Associates of Glasgow" in 1977.
The only link on the archive with a picture, is the MTFBWY.

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by **ourchickenshack** on Wed May 03, 2017 10:59 pm

Awesome

Thanks Clint that certainly solves a good deal of the mystery bowwing

I am guessing this means they were made in Scotland scratch

I updated the post on page 1 with the factory / country info and added the link to SWCA Very Happy

by **Commander Clint** on Thu May 04, 2017 12:21 am

Awesome.

As soon as I saw the MTFBWY button, I knew that I'd seen it before, in another search. Then the list from the SWCA matched up with the other button images.
Hopefully some of the UK members can tell us more about "Bennett Associates of Glasgow", and what type of company it was, and what other products it put out? popcorn

by **the89thchris** on Sun May 07, 2017 3:32 am

Very interesting. That white Fett button has a photo of him that I don't recognize from anywhere else. Based on that alone I'm surprised it's not more popular.

I've considered a Darth Vadar Lives button for a while but I couldn't tell if it was legit. I suppose fakes are rare as there isn't much of a financial incentive to making them.

Thanks for the great close up shots, I'll be sure to reference this when making any purchases.

by **ourchickenshack** on Sun Dec 17, 2017 11:28 pm

Picked this pin back button up from a seller in Australia ...

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Obviously another licensed Factors button . The diameter is 2 1/8 " .

I have know idea where it was made - possibly Australia but could be from the UK too scratch

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by **Commander Clint** on Sun Dec 17, 2017 11:54 pm

James. There is nothing in my magic book on this button.

But I went onto the SWCA, and they have it listed from Australia only. There are two versions of this button. One with a black logo, and one with a red logo. There are 6 buttons, each with a red & black logo, for a total of 12 buttons.

-Boba Fett Photo
-Chewbacca Photo
-Luke X-Wing outfit Photo
-R2/3PO Photo
-Darth Vader & Troopers Photo
-Yoda Photo

by **ourchickenshack** on Mon Dec 18, 2017 5:10 pm

Thanks Clint cheers

Holy crap , 11 more buttons in the set buzzing

I may never be able to complete this run lol!

by **ourchickenshack** on Thu May 03, 2018 6:02 pm

added a few buttons to the Library :

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see the posts on page 1 of this thread for more photos and/or info ...

by **Commander Clint** on Thu May 03, 2018 6:22 pm

Great new additions. cheers

Is there a copyright date on the Green Cross Code button?

by **ourchickenshack** on Thu May 03, 2018 7:00 pm

No it doesn't have any copyright markings at all scratch

by **Commander Clint** on Thu May 03, 2018 7:20 pm

Looks like it could have been made between 1975 - 1990. From 4 different manufactures.

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by **Commander Clint** on Tue Sep 04, 2018 1:01 am

Festival des Sciences et de Genie 1981, Quebec Canada

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This button was not licensed from Lucas Film Ltd.

The Science and Engineering Festival ( FSG ) is a student festival held each year in January at Laval University in Quebec City . It is a friendly competition of varied activities, spread over roughly two weeks, organized for and by students from different fields of science and engineering. The first edition of the Festival took place in January 1976. The event was subsequently held each year without a break: the 2015 Festival was the 40 th edition.

Miraball Riverin Inc. Quebec

Actual Size : 2 7/8 " (7.3 cm) Diameter

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Back :

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Copyright :

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by **ChristianC** on Tue Sep 04, 2018 8:27 am

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Ahhh man this is brilliant!