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National Peace Action Coalition Button, "March Against the War," 1971

THF138508 / National Peace Action Coalition Button, "March Against the War," 1971
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Artifact Overview

The National Peace Action Coalition (NPAC), formed in 1970, was an umbrella organization composed of local and national groups that opposed U.S. involvement in the war in Vietnam. Single-minded in this cause, NPAC accepted all who wanted to end the war, avoiding entanglements in other social and political issues that may have split the coalition. The organization conducted numerous peaceful anti-war demonstrations throughout America.

Artifact Details

Artifact

Button (Information artifact)

Date Made

1971

Subject Date

06 November 1971

Location

at Henry Ford Museum in The Gallery by GM

Object ID

99.109.66

Credit

From the Collections of The Henry Ford.

Material

Metal
Plastic

Color

Yellow (Color)
Black (Color)
White (Color)

Dimensions

Diameter: 1.75 in

Inscriptions

on front: March against the war / NOV 6 / -OUT NOW!- / N.P.A.C. on edge: NG SLATER CORP. NYC 11 FOR NPAC 150-5TH AVE. NY 10003