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Button

A button (/bʌtən/) is a fastener that joins two pieces of fabric together by slipping through a loop or by sliding through a buttonhole.

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History

Materials and manufacture

In museums and galleries

Gallery

Positioning

In politics

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  • ISBN ISBN (identifier)
  • LCCN LCCN (identifier)

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Button

Nodes170
Edges169
Triples204
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.011765
Components1

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Button

Top relations

related to Further reading · 51
Button → Antique, ASIN, Atglen, Aylesbury, Boston, Bryan, Bunch, Carl, Charles, Collectible Buttons, Collector Books, Costume, Debra, Discovering, Discovering Old Buttons, Dover, Edwards, History, Houghton Mifflin, Identification
related to In museums and galleries · 19
Button → Albert Museum, Birmingham, Charles Dickens, Connecticut, Gurnee, Hammond Turner, Illinois, In, Keep Homestead Museum, Massachusetts, Monson, Smithsonian Institution, Some, Sons, The Button Room, The Victoria, US, Waterbury, Waterbury Button Museum
related to history · 17
Button → Ancient Rome, BC, Bronze Age, Buttons, Catacomb, China, Eagles, Ian McNeil, Indus Valley, Indus Valley Civilization, It, Kot Diji, Mohenjo-daro, Russia, Scotland, Some, Tomb
related to Styles of attachment · 16
Button → An, As, Chambers's Twentieth Century, Each, Flat, Magnetic, Popular, Pushed, Shank, Snap, Stud, The, They, Three, Toggle, Toggles
related to Renaissance · 14
Button → An, At, Because, Buttons, Florence, For, Rather, Renaissance, Sleeves, The, These, They, This, Women's
related to Middle Ages · 12
Button → About, Buttonholes, European Crusaders, France, Germany, Initially, It, King Louis IX, Middle East, Prior, The, Vikings
related to 17th century · 11
Button → England, Europe, Fabric-covered, French, French-originated, Lyons, On, Paris, Tailors, The, These
related to In politics · 10
Button → American, Around, Between, George Washington, Initially, Known, Made, Sheffield, The, Washington Inaugurals
related to Sources · 9
Button → Atglen, Buttons, ISBN, LCCN, Luscomb, PA, Sally, Schiffer, The Collector's Encyclopedia
related to Fabric buttons · 8
Button → Chinese, Covered, Death, Dorset, Mandarin, Pairs, Qi Pao, Worked

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buttons made also metal fabric used clothing century thread isbn wood may rather use one 17th plastic shank brass collections

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
walletsinstance ofButtons can also be used on containers0.80text
bagsinstance ofButtons can also be used on containers0.80text
pantsinstance ofin particular on denim pieces0.80text
jacketsinstance ofin particular on denim pieces0.80text
Buttonrelated to 17th centuryFabric-covered0.60section
Buttonrelated to 17th centuryEurope0.60section
Buttonrelated to 17th centuryThese0.60section
Buttonrelated to 17th centuryThe0.60section
Buttonrelated to 17th centuryFrench-originated0.60section
Buttonrelated to 17th centuryFrench0.60section
Buttonrelated to 17th centuryParis0.60section
Buttonrelated to 17th centuryLyons0.60section

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