Fancy Flat Button...Back

Fullstock

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Oct 14, 2012
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Found this flat button, the face is plain, not a thing on it, but the back is another story. Why would they put so much detail where it wouldn’t be seen?

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Beautiful button find! :occasion14:

Mine are usually toast when found...:BangHead:
 

Scrappy

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Advertising! Nice button, likely 1820-40 aka the golden age of flat buttons.
 

Diggin Dude

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WOW! That is an awesome button! hope some more info gets posted, congrats and HH
 

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made in UK for the American market - reason for the eagle - so ive been told
 

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