Poison Girls Buttons (Set of 10)
The legendary anarcho-punk band Poison Girls were an unparalleled group of radical musicians and artists who saw in punk the opportunity not just to rage against the machine, but to create something new and extraordinary. Celebrate their music and politics with a set of 10 one-inch buttons featuring artwork from the band's illustrious catalog of records, zines, and flyers. This will be a random assortment, and there may be duplicates.
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