Another button and a little bit more

[Truth]

Went to the 1820’s property for a hour and did pretty good. I got a gold guilt, looks like another floral and can’t read what is says on the back, a clay marble, glass marble, old car and a black glass bottle neck. Looks like I’ll be starting bottle digging in 2019. Any opinion on the button feedback would be appreciated. Thanks for looking. Should I lemon juice the button?

 

[lairmo]

I tried 3 different image enhancements:

Grayscale

Hue Saturation

Inverted w/ enhanced shadows...maybe can get something from these?

 

[Truth]

I tried 3 different image enhancements:

View attachment 1668764Grayscale

View attachment 1668765Hue Saturation

View attachment 1668766Inverted w/ enhanced shadows...maybe can get something from these?

Thanks lairmo never thought about that. Are you a genius?

 

[Steve in PA]

No manufacturers in the back mark book that start with "and..." or "sand...". Ths mystery continues

 

[lairmo]

Here's an invert/shadowed of the other pic....

 

[lairmo]

Thanks lairmo never thought about that. Are you a genius?

No, but I 'play" one at home....lol

 

[lairmo]

It may be Sandland...still searching

 

[lairmo]

 

[Truth]

Here’s one with the jock itch power

 

[Truth]

I saw SANDLAND as well!!

 

[lairmo]

Here's one from the company: https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/five-old-uniform-buttons-for-one-money-rr

 

[smokeythecat]

Draper and Sandland were headquartered in Attleboro, Mass. 1845-1848. Albert H. Draper and Thomas Sandland. The backmark book does not have this particular one listed, but I have no doubt they made it. Jock-itch-powder? Yeah, that would work too. Bedtime!

 

[Steve in PA]

Well I'll buy the Sandland part, but what's the second name? Sandland doesn't appear in the back mark books, but that book is only for backmarks on American Military buttons.

 

[Truth]

I can’t even find a SANDLAND button on the web.

 

[lairmo]

There's one in the link I posted above...

 

[creskol]

It may not be the manufacturer at all .. It may be the name of a clothing store or general merchandiser that the button was made for.

 

[GB1]

nice finds Truth and when you start bottle digging you won't want to stop

 

[lairmo]

It may not be the manufacturer at all .. It may be the name of a clothing store or general merchandiser that the button was made for.

I found one Sandland Eaves & Co. button..link above (for sale)..but cannot find the CO. on the web....

 

[creskol]

I found one Sandland Eaves & Co. button..link above (for sale)..but cannot find the CO. on the web....

That's a tough one!

 

[Truth]

That's a tough one!

I’m stressed out literally! Lol

 

[Truth]

I found one Sandland Eaves & Co. button..link above (for sale)..but cannot find the CO. on the web....

So there is a Sandland Eaves & Co. button which is great odds that’s what it is, just can’t find anything on them.