Description
Container list
Box 23-F
Miscellaneous
Badges, Patches, and Buttons
988.43.29
Hoover Dam Days button
988.43.29
"NIG" button
994.31.2.2 & 994.31.2.3
two (2) railroad watchman badges
994.31.24
"Thayer Fire Dept" badge
994.31.25
Junior Deputy Sheriff badge
000.30.1
campaign button ["Vote for Iris Bletsch City Council" (1990s)]
000.51.1a-d
four (4) "NIG" buttons [c. 1980s]
000.51.2
State Railroad Museum Boulder City/Henderson [c.1990s]
000.51.4
campaign button ["Elect Dianne Frogge City Council" (1993)]
000.51.5a-b
buttons ["Reflections Center/30 Sep 1994" (dedication)]
L 000.51.6
button ["I Love Boulder City"]
000.51.7a-c
political buttons and sample 'ballot ["Punch 62" (refers to a 2 May 1989 Boulder
City initiative question regarding election of the mayor - "Punch 62" meant vote
No)]
000.51.8a-c
three (3) buttons ["Hoover Dam Day - Festival of Pride" (c.1992)]
000.51.10
campaign button ["Dewey/Warren" (c.1950s)]
000.115.1
badge [ILove Boulder City"]
001.9
badge ["Veterans Memorial Drive/Streetscape Project/Community Planting Day/21 Oct
2000]
001.41.37
political button ["Yes on 3")
001.41 38
button ["Boulder City, Nevada Round-up, Jan 4-7, 1962"]
001.41.39
button [`Western Days, Aug 21-22, 1971, Boulder City Jaycees"]
001.41.41
campaign button ["I'm For Bob [Broadbent], Lt. Governor" (1970)]
001.41.42
button ["Let's Go Buffalo/11540]
001.67a-d
buttons ["93 ALT"]
001.86.5
campaign button [Franklin D. Roosevelt (c. 1940)]
001.86.6
campaign button [Goldwater/Miller (1964)]
001.86.7
campaign button ["Re-elect the President" (Richard Nixon, 1972)]
001.121.10
political button "$7,000 per Acre and You Can't Play!" [anti-MGM golf course,
1998]
001.121.11
political button "Don't Sell Land" [1999]
001.121.12
campaign button ["I'm for Bob [Broadbent], Lt. Governor" (1970)]
002.083.26
National Park Service shoulder patch [c. 1950s-60s1
002.105.5a-b
two political buttons ["No On 2" (refers to a Boulder City Charter amendment
question about Boulder City growth and development on the September 3, 2002
primary election ballot)]
003.054.3
political button [‘l Like Mike Pacini City Council" (metal, blue and white, 3" diameter;
c. 1997]
003.054.4
political button ["Reelect Jon Porter Councilman 'Honesty in Government' "(metal,
blue and white, 2.25" diameter, c. 1989-90)]
003.054.5a-b
political buttons Non Porter State Senate 1" (metal, red, white, and blue, 1.75" x
2.75", c. 1994)]
003.054.6a-b
political buttons ["Make a Difference/Vote/Christine Milburn/City • Council"
(metal, red, white, and blue, 2.25" diameter, c. 1995)]
003.054.7a-b
political buttons ["Vote for Alice Isenberg City Council" (metal, pink, red, green,
black, 2.25" diameter, c. 1990s)]
003.054.8
political button ["Pilgrim/That's the Ticket!!" (John Pilgrim for Boulder City Council;
metal, yellow and black, 2.5" diameter, c. 1987-1991)]
003.054.9
political button ["Joe!" (Dr. Joe Hardy for Boulder City Council; metal, blue and white,
2" x 2", 1999)]
003.054.10
political button ["Joe!" (Dr. Joe Hardy for Nevada State Assembly; metal, red, white,
and blue flag motif, 2.25" diameter, 2002)]
003.054.11a-b
commemorative buttons ["Reflections Center, Sept. 30, 1994" (commemorates the
dedication of Reflections Center; metal, lime green and black, 2.25" diameter,
1994)]
003.054.12
political button [I'm Voting No On 42/Ask Me Why" (this refers to Boulder City
ballot question no. 2 in the September 3, 2002 primary election which read,
"Should the Boulder City Charter be amended to require that, 1. All land leases of
greater than 1 acre, which are for more than 10 years, shall be subject to voter
approval; and, 2. All land sales of more than 1 acre, whether to profit or nonprofit
organizations, shall be subject to voter approval?"; the question was defeated; this
button is type 1 of two, paper over metal, black and yellow, 2.5" diameter, 2002)]
003.054.13
political button [type 2 of 003.054.12; metal, green and white, 2.25" diameter, 2002]
003.054.14
promotional button ["I Have Pride/National Park Service" (metal, red, white, and
blue, 2.25" diameter, n. d.)]
003.054.15
promotional button ["We Try Harder/Boulder City, NV" (metal, red, black, blue,
green, white; depicts salmon jumping upstream of a waterfall; 1.75", n. d.)]
003.054.16
promotional button ["Welcome to Boulder City/Expect to See Great Things" (the
design of this button was made to reflect the design of a series of billboards along
U. S. 93 at the west entrance of Boulder City; metal, black and green, 2.25"
diameter, c. 1990s)]
003.054.19a-b
promotional button ["Southern Nevada Railroad Museum" (metal, blue, brown,
black, white, and mustard; features a 19th century train engine motif with
mountains; 1.75" diameter, c. 1990s)]
003.054.20
commemorative button ["Black Canyon Juried Art Show / Boulder City, Nevada /
May 5 & 6, 1984" (metal, brown and cream, mountain sheep motif, 2.25: diameter,
1984)]
003.054.23
commemorative button ['Veterans Memorial Drive Streetscape Project Community
Planting Day, October 21, 200" (metal, yellow and black, 2" diameter, 2000)]
003.054.24a-b
commemorative button [`Plant a Veterans Garden / Veterans Home Community
Planting Day, May 11, 2002" (metal, black and beige, 2" diameter, 2002)]
003.054.27a-d.
political button [‘’'Library, Yes!' "(this refers to a bond question on the June 8,
1999 General and Special Election to fund construction of a new library for
Boulder City--the question passed; metal, green and white, 2.25" diameter,
1999)]
003.067.2
"Win With Johnson" political badge [Lyndon Johnson; red, white, blue, and black
metal with a photograph of Johnson; 3.5" diameter; c. 1964]
003.088.1
Boulder City political badge [2003: Karla Burton for City Council (red and white;
metal; 3" diameter)]
003.088.2
Boulder City political badge [2003: "I Like Mike" (Mike Pacini; white letters on blue
background; metal; 3" diameter)]
004.139.15
Wendall Willkie for president decal [3.75" diameter] and badge [7/8" diameter]
[Willkie was a Republican who ran against Franklin Roosevelt in 1940]
004.175.5
"Shriners Hospital for Children" pin ["supporter;" metal, gold-tone; .75" x .75"]
004.176.1
political badge: Republican Lorraine Hunt for Nevada Lieutenant Governor, 1998 [3"
diameter, metal; red and blue lettering on white field]
004.176.2
political badge: Republican Kenny Guinn for Nevada Governor, 1996 [3" diameter,
metal; yellow and white lettering on a blue field]
004.176.3a
political badge: Republican Jim Gibbons for Nevada Congressman, 1996 [2.5"
diameter, metal; red and blue lettering on a white field]
004.176.3b
political badge: Republican Jim Gibbons for Nevada Congressman, 1998 [2.5"
diameter, metal; red and blue lettering on a white field]
004.176.4
political badge: "Re-elect City Councilman Eric Lundgaard" to the Boulder City
Counci1,1996 [2.25" diameter metal; white lettering and graphic on a blue field]
004.176.5
political badge: "Elect Iris Bletsch Assembly District 22," 1996 [3" diameter, metal;
black lettering on a yellow background]
004.176.8a-b
two "metalized" paper identification badges, c. 1940s [2.25" x 3.25", one blue and
one green; front: "Boulder City, Nevada" and a depiction of Hoover Dam
embossed over a plastic window; back: "Midwest Badge & Novelty Co., Inc.,
Minneapolis, Minn., No. 10"
005.076.2a-c
three commemorative badges from the 2005 [December 31, 2004] First Night
celebration [2" x 2"]
005.077.7a-c
three political badges: "No On 2" [refers to the September 3, 2002 Boulder City
ballot question requiring a popular vote before the city can sell more than 1 acre
of land (the question passed)] [metal; white with green lettering; manufactured by
International Button Promotions, Inc., Las Vegas, Nevada; 2.25" diameter]
005.077.8a-b
two anti-Question 2 brochures produced by Save Our City [three-panel, 3.5" x 8.5"
folded, 8.5" x 11" unfolded]
006.002.3a-b
two commemorative badges from the December 31, 2005 First Night celebration,
one with “volunteer" sticker [2.25" x 3.251
006.130.3a-b
two commemorative badges from the 2006 [December 31, 2005] First Night
celebration [2" x 3”]
007.081.1a-b
Chic Hecht campaign button, c. 1980s ["Hecht Yes" and "Paid For by Hecht
Re-Election Committee;" red, white, and blue; 2.5" diameter]
007.081.2a-b
Chic Hecht campaign buttons, c. 1980s ["Re-Elect Chic Hecht Senator" and "Paid
For by Hecht Re-Election Committee;" red, white, and blue; 3" diameter]
007.081.3
Chic Hecht campaign button, c. 1980s rElect Hecht United States
Senator/Experienced Leadership ... and He Knows Nevada;" red, white, and blue;
1.75" x 2.751
007.081.4
George Bush I campaign button ["George Bush '88;" red, white, and blue; 1-5/8"
diameter]
007.081.5a-b
Jon Porter campaign buttons, c. 1990s Non Porter/State Senate 1;" red, white, and
blue; 1.75" x 2.75"]
007.081.6a-c
Gerald Ford campaign button, c. 1977 ["President Ford;" white lettering on blue;
1-3/8" diameter]
007.081.7a-b
same as 007.081.6a-c, but white lettering on red
007.081.8a-c
Gerald Ford/Robert "Bob" Dole campaign buttons, c. 1977 ["Ford/Dole;" red,
white, and blue; 1-3/8" diameter]
007.081.9a-b. Robert List campaign buttons, c. 19980s-90s rAdd Me to the List Campaign;" blue,
white, and pink; 1.25" diameter]
007.081.10. Official Guide Book [to the] Inaugural 1969 [Richard Nixon/Spiro Agnew; red cover
with black lettering; 4-3/8" x 6”]
007.081.11
Richard Nixon campaign brochure, c. 1968 ["Nixon's the One!;" black-and-white
pictorial]
007.081.12a-b
two Richard Nixon campaign bumper stickers, 1968 Mixon's the One!;" red
lettering on white; 3-3/8" x 11.251
007.081.13a-b
two copies of the souvenir pictorial publication detailing Richard Nixon's visit to
West Berlin on February 27, 1969 [64 pp.; coated pictorial wrappers; Berlin:
Press and Information Office, 1969; 7.75" x 8.25”]
007.081.14
Richard Nixon campaign brochure designed to resemble the cover of Time Magazine,
dated April 1968 ["Choice '68/Nixon's the One;" cover portrait of Nixon by David
Warren; 8.5"x 11”]
007.081.15
Richard Nixon/Henry Cabot Lodge campaign button, 1960 ["I'm for Nixon and
Lodge;" red, white, and blue; 1-7/8" diameter]
007.081.16
Richard Nixon/Spiro Agnew campaign button ['Nixon/Agnew;" red, white, and blue;
1.25" diameter]
007.081.17
Richard Nixon/Spiro Agnew campaign button, c. 1968 ["Women for Nixon Agnew;"
red, white, and blue; 1-7/8" diameter]
007.081.18a-c
Richard Nixon campaign button ["Nixon's the One!" black lettering, red and white
background; 3" diameter]
008.030.001.a-b
two Walter Mondale/Geraldine Ferraro campaign buttons, 1984
008.030.002.a-b
two Robert E. Rose, NV governor campaign buttons, 1978
008.030.003.a-b
two Edward "Ted" Kennedy campaign buttons, 1980 [challenged Jimmy
Carter for the presidential nomination at the Democratic Convention]
008.030.004.a-b-c-d
four Henry M. "Scoop" Jackson campaign buttons, 1980 [challenged
Walter Mondale for the vice-presidential nomination at the Democratic
National Convention]
001.190.12
John F. Kennedy campaign button
001.190.19.a-b
two Lyndon B. Johnson campaign buttons, 1964; one with Nevada ribbon
001.191.20
John F. Kennedy campaign button
001.190.21
Hubert Humphrey campaign button
002.026.1
button
“I [heart] Boulder City”
007.100.5 button
Making a Case for Women; AAUW Women Advocacy Fund
007.100.6 button
Choice is Still an Issue!
007.101.2. a-c
three buttons — Yes on 1 — Reduce the Debt
000.38.2a-c
Hoover Dam golden anniversary
000.38.3
Hoover Dam 50th
000.38.4
1991 Damboree
000.38.5
Annual Damboree, Boulder City Lodge # 1682
007.101.3
Best Dam Barbque
No #
small American flag lapel pin
No #
campaign button [Harry Reid]
No #
2 Lake Mead Boating Club cloth patch
No #
button ["93 ALT"]
No #
Harry Reid