ID on Buttons Please

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I believe our awesome relic-ID-detective Lady Bramblefind has already correctly identified your #2 and #3 buttons. Button #1 looks like the Chicago Bears (football) logo to me. Button #4 is the most-modern (20th-Century) version of West Virginia State Seal button, shown in the Albert button-book as button WV-3B, worn on WV State Police and other State Official's uniforms.
 

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On a closer look the critter on that first one is actually a beaver. I don't know if maybe the C is for Canada? Here's a pin that clarifies the animals details: IMG_0139.JPG
 

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Well, that sure is the Chicago Bears logo letter C. I wonder if there is a women's ice-hockey (or other sport) team named the Chicago Beavers? :-)
 

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