Here’s the UPDATED list of the ORIGINAL BUICK Corporate and Dealership pins and pinback buttons I have for sale. Already sold items have been removed, which is why there are number and letter gaps in the list. Thanks for looking. Shipping is additional, and runs about $4 for U.S.P.S. First Class Mail in a padded envelope. That’s the actual cost at the post office these days, Gang. 2. 1920’s BUICK “Exclusively Sixes” salesman’s pinback button. 3/4” diameter. Excellent condition. DISREGARD THE PRICE IN THE PHOTO. The DISCOUNTED price is $20 4. 1939-1942 vintage BUICK salesman’s award tie bar. This piece is new-old-stock, in its original presentation box. Beautiful gold, with cloisonné period BUICK emblem. Super condition, no issues. $50 7. 1937-1948 BUICK Royal Purple Salesmaster award pin. This annual award is for a dealership's top-performing dealer salesmen. 10k gold, with quality cloisonné graphics and strong colors. In excellent condition. Disregard picture price. $36, MORE PINS: E. Late 1950’s-early 1960’s BUICK transmission plant employee tie-tack/lapel or hat pin. From the Flint, Michigan transmission plant. Shows what I'm pretty sure is a BUICK Dynaflow transmission. Complete with tie-tack backing and chain for securing in the man’s shirt button hole. Or, can be worn as a pin. NOTE: This tie-tack is NOT blemished. Any marks you might see are detail parts of the transmission. $35 G. BUICK Eastern Region employee pin. This pin reads, “BUICK Eastern Region Team Sales & Service”. Can also be used as a tie-tack. White and Black cloisonné, with BUICK script logo in gold. $29 I. Late 1930’s (1937 and up) BUICK Salesmaster award pin. This vintage (first use of “Salesmaster”) pin doesn’t show up all that often. Red, white and blue cloisonné, with silver. $47 K. Late teens-early 1920’s employee stick pin. For use in a suit coat lapel, or as a tie pin. Blue cloisonné and gold. $54 L. 1936-1937 BUICK logo stick pin. This 10k gold stick pin can be used on a coat lapel, or as a tie pin. Distinctive BUICK logo seen only on the car’s grille in 1936 and 1937 (if I recall properly). There’s about $25 worth of gold in this piece. $68 M. 1960’s BUICK 15-year employee award pin. Very nice, highly-detailed BUICK tri-shield logo, and three “ruby” stones, signifying 15 years of employment with the company or the dealership. A VERY SHARP LOOKING PIN. $35 # # # #
Hello, Tdbuickforever. Thanks for checking in on the BUICK promotional pins. A few of the pins in the above posting from a year ago are still available...PLUS, I've recently put together another group of different, original BUICK memorabilia pins and other goodies for sale. I'll send you details in a PM (Private Message) through the forum (just click on the "Inbox" area at the top of the page). John
