colonial button

  1. Is this a Colonial era Flat Button?

    Not sure exactly what date it is. Flip side is slightly concave with No Markings. Colonial settlers were in this region. It was near a stream, which I will be returning to to sweep over more territory. Thanks and Happy Hunting

  2. ???? Colonial Button ????

    **Cleaned the button since posting this thread. Definitely NOT colonial, word BEST on back of button.** BUTTON 1901 INDIAN HEAD PENNY SMALL FLAT BUTTON SQUARE NAILS I dug this pretty little button today. Since learned word BEST on back. I also dug a few other buttons and a 1901 Indian Head...

  3. Lions Mane (Hericium erinaceus), buckle and TOMBAC button - Rolesville, NC

    Lion's Mane (Hericium erinaceus), buckle and TOMBAC button - Rolesville, NC Pictured is a Lion's Mane mushroom growing in an Oak tree. Interestingly enough as pictured, this mushroom is edible and is native to North America, Europe, and Asia, after cooked it is compared to...

  4. When is this button from?

    I found this button at a colonial site, and it does not look like any of the other buttons I found there. It appears to be made of pewter, and has a big thick shank. I would like to know when it is from, and other info would help too.

  5. Found a big colonial flat button on the third day with my new detector!

    On my third day with the new Teknetics T2 SE I got a consistent signal at 8". I finally got the object out of the hole at a honest 8'', On the ground I saw what I thought is a coin. When I picked it up I saw a shank and knew I had my first button. When I got home I did research and discovered it...

  6. Found a big colonial flat button on the third day with my new detector!

    On my third day with the new Teknetics T2 SE I got a consistent signal at 8". I finally got the object out of the hole at a honest 8'', On the ground I saw what I thought is a coin. When I picked it up I saw a shank and knew I had my first button. When I got home I did research and discovered it...
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