A bucket lister

[DetectorMoe]

Went digging few days ago, 2-12-20, and pop out a bucket lister..



Bucket lister is this Block "A" button. No markings on the back so a local button.


A very long spoon handle.


One flat button,


Flatin thimble and a toe tap.


And I wanna say this is lever for locking down a window?

 

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[Rookster]

Thanks for finding my bucketlister. It's a beauty. Nice hunt

 

[A2coins]

I have too many empty buckets good job on dropping that in yours really cool piece of history looks like you have a great hunting spot. Keep the goodies rollin in. Tommy

 

[Digger RJ]

Nice!!! Congrats!!!

 

[Ia.FurTrade]

That's a really nice one!!! Congrat's!

Iowa Dale

 

[Steve in PA]

Nice Block A. A lot of the "locals" have rusted out tin backs (including the one I found), so to have an intact back with a shank like that is a nice bonus.

 

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[HIGHSTRUNG]

Very nice! Congrats!

 

[CoilyGirl]

Lovely button!

 

[ticndig]

very nice recovery and in good shape too!

 

[DetectorMoe]

Thanks for all comments.. Hopely next time to that spot I'll pop another one or another bucket lister..

 

[JeffInMass]

Nice finds- Congrats on that awesome A button!

 

[Professor of Engineering]

Sweet finds, congrats!

 

[the_mad_cladder]

Congrats on a killer day of digging!

 

[Trezurehunter]

Congrats on your bucket list button. That is a nice one.

 

[TXRandy]

That A is very confusing to me. It is obvious from a glance that it is a HT & B Manchester A, imported from England for the Confederates. The only thing is I have never seen or even heard of a HT & B button with a blank back. The button doesn't match any Confederate local buttons. If possible, I would contact William Leigh and get his insight on this button.

 

[BLK HOLE]

Congrats on a outstanding save!

 

[xcopperstax]

Very nice button there. Looks like a great keeper that will probably clean up really nicely!

 

[DetectorMoe]

That A is very confusing to me. It is obvious from a glance that it is a HT & B Manchester A, imported from England for the Confederates. The only thing is I have never seen or even heard of a HT & B button with a blank back. The button doesn't match any Confederate local buttons. If possible, I would contact William Leigh and get his insight on this button.

It was probably make in Wilmington NC?

 

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