found old military eagle button,,

[eboy1960]

hello hunted the spot thats been giving me alot of goodies a few days ago i found a blanket buckle .and today i found a military button says ,newark nj r liebmann mfg co,not sure how old i think ww1,,it was giving me a 91 on the at pro at least 6-7 inches deep was thinking maybe silver but ill take it,,also this hinge looking thing pat jan 2 83 im sure its 1883 it was also deep in the roots,,a lid to something and two shot gun shell american eagle 16g and canuck canada 12g never heard of that one,,not sure about the bell looking item ,thanks for looking

 

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[Mortifercain]

woa that button is in extremely good shape for its age. poor old bell has seen better days tho

 

[ivan salis]

great seal button was introduced in 1902 * --the pat 83 would most likely be 1883*

1901 to 1904 era for the 16 gauge american eagle - its a scarce if not rare one - rated as a 1 rarity level --it was bought out by marlin *

 

[NOLA_Ken]

Couldn't find much about Canuck shells, I think though that the company folded in the 70's

 

[RFrady]

I think the button is more recent than WWI. More likely WWII or Korea. The style would be the same, but the wear is extremely light for a button 100 years old.

 

[hammered]

I think the button is more recent than WWI. More likely WWII or Korea. The style would be the same, but the wear is extremely light for a button 100 years old.

@RFrady

I think you are right, I find quite a few US General Service button here, and that does look like a 1902 to present

http://inkspotantiques.com/shop/index.php?main_page=page&id=1

hammered

 

[eboy1960]

thanks for the feedback i always give the best info given the site and finds from the spot,and history .its the best hobby,to have, thanks

 

[fishbone3d]

Your Canuck shell is on this page. http://members.shaw.ca/cartridge-corner/shotgun2.htm

 

[Chocadog]

P.Wiederer was acompany operating in New York, they were involved in a case around 1870 pertaining to importation of glass for pocket watches.