Animate Toy Co. Fourth Liberty Loan Tin-Litho Pinback (c. 1918)
This used WWI-era Fourth Liberty Loan tin-litho pinback by Animate Toy Co. (c. 1918) is offered as a collectible item. The listing does not include additional description details, so check the listing for details on exact size, markings, and any wear such as scratches, fading, or pin hardware condition. Free shipping is included, making it easier to add this historical pinback to a military, patriotic, or advertising collection. Please review photos and any notes in the listing to confirm the condition and authenticity information provided by the seller.
| Location | Bishopville US |
| Shipping | Free shipping (check listing for details) |
| Seller |
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| Listing | FixedPrice · Active |
| Start time | 2025-12-10T12:37:59.000Z |
| Conflict | WW I (1914-18) |
| Original/Reproduction | Original |
| Theme | Militaria |
| Region of Origin | United States |
| Country of Origin | United States |
This pin is a Fourth Liberty Loan pinback button, produced during World War I to promote the sale of war bonds. It was manufactured by the Animate Toy Co. of New York. Pin DetailsPurpose: The U.S. government issued these pins to citizens who purchased Liberty Bonds, a crucial source of funding for the WWI war effort.Design: The pin features a red, white, and blue "honor flag" in the center on a blue background, which represented the patriotism of those who contributed to the war effort.Manufacturer: The reverse side is marked with "Animate Toy Co. / New York," alongside a union bug logo. The company was founded in 1918 and later became the Woodhaven Metal Stamping Company in 1934, primarily known for producing tin lithographed toys.Historical Context: The Fourth Liberty Loan drive began in September 1918, initiated by President Woodrow Wilson. Wearing the pin proudly displayed a person's patriotism and contribution to the national cause. Pin pictured will be the one I will ship to you.
