iiweeldman
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New member here! I dug this up today in western massachusetts. Anyone have any ideas? No markings on it that I can see.
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I've seen a couple of these posted here on TNet and I think it is dated late 1700's like 1780 or so. Maybe London, England. It's definately a old one 
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iiweeldman
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That makes sense I guess, would put it around Revolutionary War time frame in New England. Sweet!
CASPER-2
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some guys call them frock buttons - I call them large coat
mid 1700's to early 1800's
design could be Dutch made - eastern NY - western Ma. were a lot of Dutch and they
put designs on alot of their buttons
where ever you found it - wouldwork it harder
mid 1700's to early 1800's
design could be Dutch made - eastern NY - western Ma. were a lot of Dutch and they
put designs on alot of their buttons
where ever you found it - wouldwork it harder
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