Vintage 1967 Israel Six Days War Victory Button (1263)

Description

Pinback button celebrating Israel's victory in the Six Day War, 1967.
Israel invaded neighbors Egypt and Syria to preempt, it claimed, aggression by those nations. This scarce button was worn by supporters of Israel in the United States.
NOTE: These last remaining examples have light mottling in the white areas, mostly near the curl.
SIZE:
2.25 in.
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Excellent condition unless noted.
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