American old war button found in Mexico

chat77 · Feb 25, 2011

Found in Aguascalientes Mexico..with a Garrett ACE 300

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/48662138

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/48662134

or check out my gallery of findings at:

http://www.panoramio.com/user/61475

Arkennon · Feb 25, 2011

You really might want to consider uploading those pics here, I would be interested to see what people have to say about that "button".

ANTIQUARIAN · Feb 25, 2011

Now that's a very interesting button!

Here you go chat77! :icon_thumright:

Dave

fyrffytr1 · Feb 25, 2011

What is written on the back? Are there any other symbols besides the star?

chat77 · Feb 25, 2011

Thank you very much for uploading the pics Dave! Im pretty new in this forum I havent learn how to do it yet!

Gracias From Mexico!

chat77 · Feb 25, 2011

fyrffytr1 said:
What is written on the back? Are there any other symbols besides the star?

EINGEHR.FABRIK-ZEICHEN :hello2:

Eric Willoughby · Feb 25, 2011

fyrffytr1 said:
What is written on the back? Are there any other symbols besides the star?

That's no star.... that's a pentagram!

zaxfire69 · Feb 25, 2011

With the pictures it is hard to tell...Is it Gold? That front of the button sure does look like a 2 1/2 D gold coin.. Kinda...
Not exactly

?? Man I don't know...Very interesting to say the least.

Daedalus · Feb 25, 2011

There is something about this that I can not put my finger on. Can you tell us an area where you found it ?
I am looking but it is a coin like was said above by Cptn Crunch , but the star on the back , that is what has me thinking
it may not be what you think.
Give us any detail you can as that will help. And was it found near the Old German settlements in your area ? The text = Name a place . next = Factory or mill and the latter one,= emblem or sign .

Sorry for the modify , had to restart Browser as to Grandchild helping Grand pa !

I speak German , not perfect though. The meaning has a lot to do to were it is in a sentence and the sort. But this is the gist of it.
Someone who speaks it as a native language will translate better.

The last word in the list has many translations and the first word can mean a hotel or Hostel , so you see I need a native speaking German to help with this. I can carry on a conversation with modern German , but I have spoken it in so many years I am having to remember .
Hope this helps a little.

chat77 · Feb 26, 2011

Daedalus said:
There is something about this that I can not put my finger on. Can you tell us an area where you found it ?
I am looking but it is a coin like was said above by Cptn Crunch , but the star on the back , that is what has me thinking
it may not be what you think.
Give us any detail you can as that will help. And was it found near the Old German settlements in your area ? The text = Name a place . next = Factory or mill and the latter one,= emblem or sign .

Sorry for the modify , had to restart Browser as to Grandchild helping Grand pa !

I speak German , not perfect though. The meaning has a lot to do to were it is in a sentence and the sort. But this is the gist of it.
Someone who speaks it as a native language will translate better.

The last word in the list has many translations and the first word can mean a hotel or Hostel , so you see I need a native speaking German to help with this. I can carry on a conversation with modern German , but I have spoken it in so many years I am having to remember .
Hope this helps a little.

The button was found 6 miles south of the city of Aguascalientes (same State) and As far I know there is no old german settlements down here? I have your heard about old german settlements in mexico, at all? I know te button was made in germany. but was made for the Us army and may be was used by an american soldier who participate in the American invasion to mexico back in 1947....

NOLA_Ken · Feb 26, 2011

EINGEHR.FABRIK-ZEICHEN translates roughly to "received factory mark" or the english equivalent would be "registered trade mark" not sure about the star logo. looks like brass though, not gold. Neat find, I hope to hear more about it.