mmocha2905
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age of button?
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Very Cool .
Here in N GA , I don't find old flat buttons like that 'often ', 1 every year or 2 .
So i'm no expert but wanna guess it was made before 1850 .
Here in N GA , I don't find old flat buttons like that 'often ', 1 every year or 2 .
So i'm no expert but wanna guess it was made before 1850 .
Carolina Tom
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Davers is all over it. I would guess that "dandy" button was made prior to 1830. It used to have a fancy design on the front, you can still see the remnants.
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Good luck!
smokeythecat
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Late 18th century. By 1810 or so most buttons started sporting a backmark.
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Nice save. Congrats
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