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Muscatine Buttonmakers placed third in the
Central ****ociation with a
record of 72–53.
Playing under returning manager Frank Boyle, the
Buttonmakers finished...
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reflected trends in
applied aesthetics and the
applied visual arts, with
buttonmakers using techniques from
jewellery making, ceramics, sculpture, painting...
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wrote bylaws forbidding men and
women to work
outside of the guild. The
buttonmakers guild of Lyon also
complained about illicit work and
theft from the non-guild...
- (1
December 1984). The
Extraordinary Adventures of
Benjamin Sanders,
Buttonmaker of Bromsgrove.
Bromsgrove Society. ISBN 978-0-9509471-2-9. OL 11581893M...
- November: The
Birmingham Library is
established by 19 subscribers.
Buttonmaker John ****rd fits a
crank and
flywheel to his
Newcomen engine to power...
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George Carl
Zackert (December 24, 1884 –
February 18, 1977)
nicknamed "Zeke", was a
professional baseball pitcher. He pla****
parts of two
seasons in Major...
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Muscatine Camels (1911);
Muscatine Wallopers (1912–1913);
Muscatine Buttonmakers (1914);
Muscatine Muskies (1915–1916) Oskaloosa, Iowa:
Oskaloosa Quakers...
- Thompson,
American artist (d. 1856) July 2 –
Aaron Peasley,
American buttonmaker (d. 1837) July 3 –
Antoine Philippe, Duke of Montpensier,
member of the...
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Albert Frank "Al"
Gould (January 20, 1893 –
August 8, 1982), also
known as "Pudgy", was an
American Major League Baseball player who
pitched two seasons...
- Metz, Bingen,
Bacharach and Kriegsheim. By 1673 he was
established as a
buttonmaker in the
company of
another Quaker friend:
Pieter Deen. He was for business...
