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Lee Button

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Found a button today
Says Lee on it

I'm assuming Lee Jeans
Looks like Lee Jeans started in 1889
the "L" on the button is large enough for the 2 E's to sit above the horizontal part of the L

Cant find a logo matching it though
 
thats it!!
What can you tell me
It should be pretty old based on where i found it
 
You might research it more,, but this was what I found,, its a start.... Bj


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Lee History
Lee Mercantile Company was founded by Henry David Lee in 1889, when Lee opened his first garment factory in Salina, Kansas, producing dungarees and jackets.

In 1913, the Union-All work jumpsuit was created, followed by the first-ever "Overall" in 1920 - laying the foundation for Lee's early growth. Also in 1920, the Buddy Lee doll was launched for promotional use, but quickly became a popular play doll.
Through the '20s, Lee introduced many new innovations to manufactured denim, most notably the zipper fly. Throughout the '30s and '40s Lee continued to build on their brand, becoming the nation's #1 manufacturer of work clothes.
The decade of the '50s was a time of intense expansion for Lee as the company ventured into casual wear. Lee expanded its presence throughout the '60s, spreading to 51 countries and consolidating with VF Corporation in 1969.
The company continued to expand its fashion lines throughout the '70s, '80s and '90s, launching Lee National Denim Day
 
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