Who is this guy?

[diggummup]

Anybody recognize this guy? He looks familiar but I can't place him. It's a button, 1" in diameter, no markings on the back, metal back.

 

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[hammered]

Robinsons Jam Golliwog badge, sorry PC people, but that is what it is.


hammered

 

[diggummup]

Thanks hammered! That was quick. I guess that's a jam jar he's holding then. 8)

 

[Mackaydon]

In the 1970s, the design of all Gollies changed from the old Golly with "pop eyes" to the present day Golly with eyes looking to the left.

 

[Silver Searcher]

Robinsons Jam Golliwog badge, sorry PC people, but that is what it is.


hammered

Great ID...the Badges are very collectable, not sure about the Buttons


http://www.byegolly.co.uk/

SS

 

[Woodland Detectors]

That is one cool looking little black fella

 

[CRUSADER]

Robinsons Jam Golliwog badge, sorry PC people, but that is what it is.


hammered

Great ID...the Badges are very collectable, not sure about the Buttons


http://www.byegolly.co.uk/

SS

had to laugh, at the language barrier - Button is a weird name (English speaking US Folk use) for a Badge

 

[diggummup]

Robinsons Jam Golliwog badge, sorry PC people, but that is what it is.


hammered

Great ID...the Badges are very collectable, not sure about the Buttons


http://www.byegolly.co.uk/

SS

had to laugh, at the language barrier - Button is a weird name (English speaking US Folk use) for a Badge

No, there's no language barrier problem. It is an actual button, now if it were what you Brits call a "badge", then I think I would call it a "pinback" although "pinback button" is also used . Thanks to all who replied and for the age/date reference too Mackaydon.

 

[CRUSADER]

Robinsons Jam Golliwog badge, sorry PC people, but that is what it is.


hammered

Great ID...the Badges are very collectable, not sure about the Buttons


http://www.byegolly.co.uk/

SS

had to laugh, at the language barrier - Button is a weird name (English speaking US Folk use) for a Badge

No, there's no language barrier problem. It is an actual button, now if it were what you Brits call a "badge", then I think I would call it a "pinback" although "pinback button" is also used . Thanks to all who replied and for the age/date reference too Mackaydon.

my bad, never saw a button of these as a kid