A dandy of a time at a new site

[Jaichim24]

A friend invited me out to a home of his friend built in 1802 or so. The front had been hit by another detectorist, so the property owner said. We hit the back and had some decent results. I love the dandy button the most, so many different patterns on it. Blew me away the thread and fabric on the tombac!

Enjoy the pics.

 

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[cjon455]

Awesome finds, I found a dandy button like yours on my last hunt, I like the FD button also!

 

[Ron (CA)]

Looks like an old site for sure!! Congrats on some great finds! The Fire Dept Button is nice!

Are you tumbling your finds or how are you cleaning them?

 

[46Wheat]

Nice layout and labeling of your finds . Good looking bunch of stuff

 

[Goldiver]

Fine relics there. I like the Zuave button, you don't see that backmark very often. I found several at a Civil War camp in Upstate NY years ago.

Steve

 

[RJ55]

A lot of nice finds.

 

[BARKER]

Hi; That round button is called an ACORN Button because of its shape and most likely older than the Tombac button. The pattern on the tombac is called the Constelatio Pattern ok. Great Finds. PEACE:RONB

 

[against the wind]

Nice finds,, I would recheck the front yard also

 

[CRUSADER]

Hi; That round button is called an ACORN Button because of its shape and most likely older than the Tombac button. The pattern on the tombac is called the Constelatio Pattern ok. Great Finds. PEACE:RONB

I disagree, the 'ball' or 'globe' button is much later than the tombac, circa 1850ish.

Thread on tombacs is not that uncommon. However, yours looks to be a piece of weaved fabric. So a piece of the jacket, not thread!

 

[Meucci]

Very nice finds, I would also check the front yard again.

 

[BigWaveDave]

Fire Department button does it for me.... you had a great hunt, thanks for sharing!