Levi Strauss and CO. Button

Bedrock Bryan

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Found in Josephine county Oregon in a gold mining area. The oldest Levi button I’ve found so far. I believe it’s the first design. And info appreciated. ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1544409878.633113.jpg
 

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Sweet find! :occasion14:
 

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That's a cool piece of history
 

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Bedrock Bryan

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Mar 14, 2015
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CTX 3030, Minelab X-Terra 70, Minelab GP3500, Goldbug 2, Deus...high frequency and stock coils, Equinox 800, and Minelab Gold Monster 1000.
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Could anyone verify that this is the first Levi Strauss and Company button design. Thanks
 

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I believe Levi Strauss has a museum in SF.(?) If it's a first style button, they'd probably want to buy it from you. I remember seeing a video of a guy who found an old pair of jeans in a mining camp and they turned out to be Levi and very old. I think they ended up at the museum. Gary
 

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Bedrock Bryan

Bedrock Bryan

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Oregon and Central to Northern CA
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CTX 3030, Minelab X-Terra 70, Minelab GP3500, Goldbug 2, Deus...high frequency and stock coils, Equinox 800, and Minelab Gold Monster 1000.
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All Treasure Hunting
Thanks for reply “ToddsPoint”
 

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the patent date for the back of the button is 1875 was told they were maid between 1890 n 1910 but not sure if thats true not much out there about it i have one they come up for sale rarly
 

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