Assorted Buttons, Pins, Tokens - Need help identifying PLEEEZ ?

rockyredbaron

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ELVISFAN

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I SEE A FEW MILITARY BUTTONS OR PINS IN THERE ANY THING WITH AN EGALE ON IT IS USUALLY MILITARY AND A BOY SCOUT PIN OR BUTTON NICE STUFF... DAVID
 

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Nice buttons !! I would not clean any, just like estate coins. Unfortunately all I know about buttons is that well... They are button's ;D

Keep @ it and HH!!
 

Tricia

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Recognize the Boyscout pins but where in the world did that automobile daredevil pin/badge come from? That's cool! Wonder what someone had to do to earn one of those. ;D

My brother lives in the Syracuse NY area. If you can give me a better shot of that Syracuse Centennial token in your first grouping maybe I could find out more for ya.

There were Ward Beam's advertising tokens. That's probably what the daredevil auto token is.
http://www.timepassagesnostalgia.com/&pm=0&searchkeywords=Transportation+Token&sin=0138
 

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He had a good selection of buttons. From what I have learnt they mostly look like WWI.

However some may be late 19th century.

DO NOT CLEAN.
 

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Looks like you have great collections of buttons and military stuff. Was you dad or another family member in the military, your collection could include some items from overseas.
 

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I am posting another badge found by my Dad, probably in New Brunswick NJ or closeby. Tricia, I am reposting the Syracuse token enhanced size for ya.
 

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tsgman

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Very nice collection!
 

Tricia

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Thanx for the upclose.

I can see that on the bottom of the Syracuse token is what looks like two Iroquois and a longhouse. That makes complete sense. Syracuse was the center of the Iroquois nation which extended all across the state.

The church, well it looks like a church, is perhaps a well known one in the area?

The buildings, highrise, on right - not sure which those are.

And there is agriculture in Central New York so on the left it looks like a field.

The arrow motif on the back...have no idea. I know there is some symbolism that has to do with the grouped arrows and I forgot what it is. Same thing with the eagle grasping the arrows on coins. Well something like that. ???

Very interesting.

If I do find out anything, I'll certainly let ya know.
 

Montana Jim

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It's a Disston saw handle emblem... Used in a variety of different patterns all very similar from 1860s through the 1950s. A closer & clearer picture would help me date it for you.
 

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rockyredbaron

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Montana Jim, Here is a close up of the saw handle emblem....perhaps you can date it from this.
 

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Does anyone know if this is worth anything to a collector ?
 

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