Honor Button - circular "Liberty V Loan" button; "Every American Should Consider It an Honor to Wear This Button" - (signed) Carter Glass , Secretary of the Treasury - Victory Liberty Loan ( broadside )
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Honor Button - circular "Liberty V Loan" button; "Every American Should Consider It an Honor to Wear This Button" - (signed) Carter Glass , Secretary of the Treasury - Victory Liberty Loan ( broadside ), 1919, Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
Honor Button - circular "Liberty V Loan" button; "Every American Should Consider It an Honor to Wear This Button" - (signed) Carter Glass , Secretary of the Treasury - Victory Liberty Loan ( broadside ), 1919, Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.comHonor Button - circular "Liberty V Loan" button; "Every American Should Consider It an Honor to Wear This Button" - (signed) Carter Glass , Secretary of the Treasury - Victory Liberty Loan ( broadside ), 1919, Wikimedia Commons. Via <a href="https://artnap.com/artwork/cmaf-65152549">artnap.com</a>
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A printed broadside shows a large navy circular button bearing the words LIBERTY and LOAN around a white letter V, with a red ribbon-like pin hanging below. Bold red headings read HONOR BUTTON and VICTORY LIBERTY LOAN, framing a navy text urging every American to consider it an honor to wear the button, signed by Carter Glass as Secretary of the Treasury.