Help identify button

beetleruss

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tamrock

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You may what to post this in the "what is it" forum. Good shots of a button I'll add. Looks like it once had a shield or something in the center.
 

BARKER

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Hi; It is an 1800's Two Piece Button. The center would have had some type of Intaglio or glass piece in it like a Wax seal. I don't think it was wax though ok. Nice find. PEACE:RONB
 

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Kendrick & Co. started business in the early 1830s and was probably the same firm as "Ives, Kendrick & Co. In 1847 it became the "Waterville Mfg. Co. So your button dates from the 1830s to 1847 I would date it to the 1840s when two piece buttons came into production.
 

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beetleruss

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That's what I have found too but there appears to be a design on the face that is hard to see without magnification
 

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