Edith Fuoss Shows Button Collection To Granddaughter Nancy Baker, May 1940
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Ann Arbor News, October 7, 1940
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RARE BUTTONS IN SALINE COLLECTION: Mrs. Martin Fuoss of Saline started collecting rare buttons as a hobby to be turned over to her granddaughter, Nancy Baker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Baker of Royal Oak, some day. Some of the buttons portray the changes in women's dress from the days of the Puritans until the present. Mrs. Fuoss is shown here with her granddaughter and the classified collection of buttons.
Ann Arbor News, October 7, 1940
Caption
RARE BUTTONS IN SALINE COLLECTION: Mrs. Martin Fuoss of Saline started collecting rare buttons as a hobby to be turned over to her granddaughter, Nancy Baker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Baker of Royal Oak, some day. Some of the buttons portray the changes in women's dress from the days of the Puritans until the present. Mrs. Fuoss is shown here with her granddaughter and the classified collection of buttons.
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1940
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October
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