This vintage button features the phrase "Librarians have better Circulation" printed in a dark blue-purple font on a pale yellow background. A smaller inscription reading "Drexel S.L.I.S." is located at the bottom. This inscription suggests an association with Drexel University's School of Library and Information Science. The button has a diameter of approximately one inch. It may be of interest to individuals studying the history of library science. The button's construction is consistent with mid-to-late 20th-century manufacturing methods. The face is constructed from a smooth, gently domed plastic material. The reverse incorporates a standard metal pin-back mechanism, set within a thin, cream-colored plastic rim. The two-color design and combination of materials suggest a production date in the 1970s, possibly the early 1980s. The button's face is in preserved condition. The back exhibits some signs of age, including a subtle ring of discoloration around the perimeter, potentially indicating residual adhesive from prior display or storage. The metal back appears to feature faint embossed or stamped details. These markings are not readily decipherable in the available photographs. Prospective viewers should consult the provided images for a complete assessment of the button's current condition.