William Pitt: 1766 No Stamp Act Button. Struck in copper or brass, this 25 mm. (1") shan.. Re: "No Stamp Act 1766" Buttons "He has one of the first known American political buttons ever produced. Made in 1766, it is a metal clothing button with a raised profile of William Pitt (the former British prime minister who spoke passionately against taxing Americans without representation) with the words "No Stamp Act" embossed on it."

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William Pitt the Younger (17591806), Prime Minister of Great Britain
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William Pitt the Elder, The Repeal of the Stamp Act,
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This artwork depicts William Pitt the Younger, the British Prime
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William Pitt the Younger (17591806), Prime Minister of Great Britain
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William Pitt: 1766 No Stamp Act Button. Struck in copper or brass, this 25 mm. (1") shank button features a profile of British Prime Minister William Pitt surrounded by the words "No Stamp Act 1766," with his last name below the portrait.. 1/2" (16mm). Brass w/original shank. Portrait of British Prime Minister William Pitt w/text encircling "No Stamp Act 1766." Pitt was instrumental in the repeal of the act and was considered a friend of the colonies. Excavated w/surface deposits creating some unevenness but text remains legible and portrait distinguishable. Just Good. Several examples are known in the 25mm size but this is the.

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