✅ SOLVED Another mystery button found years ago.

[Merf]

Any help is greatly appreciated.

 

[SweatyPotato47]

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That is really old!

 

[SweatyPotato47]

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From the design, it's from 1750-1812

 

[Red-Coat]

From the design, it's from 1750-1812

I think it's later. It looks to be the monogram for one of the two King Oscars in Scandinavia. I believe it’s Oscar I, King of Sweden and Norway from 1844-1859

 

[SweatyPotato47]

I think it's later. It looks to be the monogram for one of the two King Oscars in Scandinavia. I believe it’s Oscar I, King of Sweden and Norway from 1844-1859


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That definitely looks like it

 

[Bramblefind]

How neat! This is another button that has an old thread. I was just recently reminded of it within the last few weeks because you will see here that a member from Sweden recently posted to it and I received a notification --

✅ SOLVED - What is this button Lyre ? Initials? flat one piece ? 1800's?

Found metal detecting in Minnesota near 1890's ? home site. Is this a lyre? or initials? Would it be considered a flat button? Millitary? Age? Any information please:) It is the size of a US nickel.

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[CanSlawKing]

I think it's later. It looks to be the monogram for one of the two King Oscars in Scandinavia. I believe it’s Oscar I, King of Sweden and Norway from 1844-1859


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Wow. By now I know Red-Coat is good, but this ID was impressive!

 

[Merf]

I think it's later. It looks to be the monogram for one of the two King Oscars in Scandinavia. I believe it’s Oscar I, King of Sweden and Norway from 1844-1859


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It looks like the back shank could be older. Maybe not.

 

[Merf]

I think it's later. It looks to be the monogram for one of the two King Oscars in Scandinavia. I believe it’s Oscar I, King of Sweden and Norway from 1844-1859


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Thanks Red Coat. Mystery solved