Vintage 1960s Vietnam War Peace & Protest Pin Set – 5 Button Combo 🕊️ ✌️

Step into the 1960s with these NOS vintage Vietnam War Peace & Protest 5‑Pin Combo ✌️🕊️ A complete mini‑collection of original buttons, including the famous “1‑2‑3‑4 W.D.W.Y.F.W.” chant pin, a bold Peace NOW dove button, a peace‑sign flag pin, and two matching “To Hell With Hanoi” pins. Together they tell the story of a country arguing with itself in metal, ink, and enamel.

📌 What you get

• 3" “1‑2‑3‑4 W.D.W.Y.F.W.” pin with peace sign and hand gesture – the classic anti‑war chant button in a big statement size.

• 2¼" Peace NOW pin with flying doves and peace symbol – bold navy and white design from the 1960s peace movement.

• 1¼" Peace‑sign flag pin – stars and stripes blended into a peace symbol, capturing the tension between patriotism and protest.

• Two 1¾" “To Hell With Hanoi” pins – vivid blue and white, reflecting the angry, hawkish side of Vietnam‑era opinion.

📖 A whole chapter of history in five pins
These pins come from one of the most turbulent decades in American history. The Vietnam War escalated in the mid‑1960s and sparked a nationwide protest movement that merged with the broader counterculture—students, veterans, civil‑rights activists, and everyday citizens taking sides in the streets. The 1‑2‑3‑4 chant button and the Peace NOW dove speak for the anti‑war crowd, while the Hanoi pins show how heated the pro‑war response could be, and the peace‑sign flag lands somewhere in the middle, insisting that dissent and love of country could coexist.

🏠 Display‑ready historic Americana
Grouped together, these five pinbacks make a powerful piece of wall art—framed in a shadow box, pinned to a denim jacket, or arranged on a shelf with books and records from the era. They’re perfect for history buffs and political memorabilia collectors, mid‑century / 60s décor, home offices, libraries, classrooms, and anyone who lived through the era and wants a tangible reminder of what it felt like.