stickpins

(Don't miss his anecdote about hanging a map behind his desk with randomly inserted stickpins.)

The Money Primary - Swampland - TIME.com 2007

We could issue broccoli stickpins to vegetarians, bunny heads in profile to animal-rights activists.

Come, Let Me Offend You 2008

The Museum of Financial History is selling bear stickpins for $60.

We’re history « BuzzMachine 2008

He “loved his home and his family very much,” related twenty-one-year-old widow Caroline Katter Engel of the man who played the violin beautifully “by ear,” owned a typewriter and an Edison phonograph, and wore stickpins and cuff links.

First Man James R. Hansen 2005

He “loved his home and his family very much,” related twenty-one-year-old widow Caroline Katter Engel of the man who played the violin beautifully “by ear,” owned a typewriter and an Edison phonograph, and wore stickpins and cuff links.

First Man James R. Hansen 2005

He “loved his home and his family very much,” related twenty-one-year-old widow Caroline Katter Engel of the man who played the violin beautifully “by ear,” owned a typewriter and an Edison phonograph, and wore stickpins and cuff links.

First Man James R. Hansen 2005

He “loved his home and his family very much,” related twenty-one-year-old widow Caroline Katter Engel of the man who played the violin beautifully “by ear,” owned a typewriter and an Edison phonograph, and wore stickpins and cuff links.

First Man James R. Hansen 2005

There was a diamond stickpin stuck in a fancy tie, and undertakers didn't wear diamond stickpins.

Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine 2004

There was a diamond stickpin stuck in a fancy tie, and undertakers didn't wear diamond stickpins.

Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine 2004

The mathematical and theoretical side of the combine, fair and dark, looked sober and professional; Jason and Jeremy, in their stickpins and fancy weskits, seemed bright and a little dudish standing next to them in the flickering atmosphere of gaslight and crystal.

Ishmael Barbara Hambly 2000