Early one piece button with thread still attached

[tokens70]

Hey guys, I found this button yesterday on a colonial site i am screening/detecting. I just think it is so cool to see the original fabric still intact after so long in the ground.

 

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[jewelerguy]

very cool

 

[TENNESSEEGAL]

Hey guys, I found this button yesterday on a colonial site i am screening/detecting. I just think it is so cool to see the original fabric still intact after so long in the ground.

Wow!! Way cool!!

 

[tokens70]

Thanks guys & thanks for looking

 

[PA-Hunter]

NICE,

 

[joeyfresh]

I love to find those as well. It really personalizes them.

 

[Marinehunter]

Very nice just be glad it wasn't attached to the coat with someone still in it.

 

[Papa Bear]

Nice design on the front too. You do have to wonder as to how strong thread was back then, especially with the number of colonial buttons found lately....

 

[West Jersey Detecting]

It doesn't happen often, but I have had it a few times in the well drained soils around here.

 

[tokens70]

I agree, it does really put a person touch on them Thanks again for all the comments & the views everyone I will be posting pics of more relics from this site soon

 

[oldsalty19]

 

[Gunrunner61]

Very cool find

 

[Dig Daddy]

Very cool.

 

[tokens70]

Thanks

 

[BuckleBoy]

I think that part of the reason these fibers survive occasionally is that they were likely made of hemp instead of cotton.

Cheers,


Buckles

 

[tokens70]

I think your probably right, it does appear so