The UAW Lapel Pin is a collectible item representing the United Auto Workers (UAW) trade union. This historical memorabilia piece is a symbol of solidarity and union membership, making it a special item for those associated with the UAW or other trade unions. The lapel pin features the UAW logo showcasing the organization’s significance in the automotive industry and labor movement. You’ll receive your new pin in its original sealed packaging.
The Auto Cycle Union North West Centre Enamel Badge is a collectable item representing a club association focused on transportation. Made from enamel, this badge likely features a design or emblem related to the subject of transportation, possibly with a specific focus on motorcycling or cycling. Perfect for collectors of badges or patches, this item may be a unique piece that showcases the interests and activities of the club or association it represents.
M.T.E. may stand for Mechanics Trade Engineers, Metal Trades Employees, or Metal Trades Union — all names used by early American and British labor groups. The loop at the bottom suggests it was mounted or suspended, possibly from a banner, medal, or piece of regalia. The patina and casting style indicate bronze or brass, likely early 1900s. Description: Early 20th‑century cast‑metal emblem featuring an armored arm holding a hammer above a ribbon marked “M.T.E.” Possibly representing the Metal Trades Employees or Mechanics Trade Engineers union. Bronze or brass alloy with aged green patina. Measures approximately 3 3/4″ × 3″.
~ Vintage 5″ round “KENNEDY WILL WIN” campaign sticker from 1960 ~ Produced by the Kennedy For President Committee of Boston, these were known as “Lapel Badges” ~ Has the original Union Label Logo on front and back of the badge. ~ Unpeeled and unused. No creases or tears. A little faint surface soiling and a small brown stain at one corner. The unpeeled wax-paper backing shows slight toning due to age but no damage. Remarkably good condition as it was stored in an envelope in a filing cabinet its entire life. ~ Local Rolling Hills California estate sale find. ~ If you feel our price is out of line, please make an offer.
This antique photographic portrait housed in a hinged Union case is a vintage piece from the 1850-1860’s. Measuring 3×5 inches open, the black and white image depicts a woman, making it a unique collector’s item. The cabinet card format and Ambrotype production technique add to its historical charm, making it a valuable addition to any photographic image collection.