Antique Button Collectible

Buttons: Antique and Collectible by Debra J. Wisniewski,

Antique and Collectible Buttons

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Antique and Collectible Buttons by Debra J. Wisniewski,

Containing a dazzling array of outstanding button samples, this book has complete descriptions, dates and current values. Illustrations.

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