Another rare button
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Burdie
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Great looking button I love history. WTG
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davesx
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Hi folkert
Another rare and exellent find.
Dave.
Another rare and exellent find.
Dave.
CarolinaDigs
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Great Button 
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Nice button Folkert, I really like those bird cage shanks and the obverse is in very nice condition! HH, Mike
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Quite a find, there. An iconic button, historically speaking.
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Amazing button Folkert! Great job!!
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Folkert that is one keeper of a button.
I used to not be into buttons till I started finding some old ones that dated back to the late 1700' to 1800's. A couple of the buttons I have found are not very commone and I have yet to locate pictures of them.
Anyway this post is about your button.
That is an amazing find!
I used to not be into buttons till I started finding some old ones that dated back to the late 1700' to 1800's. A couple of the buttons I have found are not very commone and I have yet to locate pictures of them.
Anyway this post is about your button.
That is an amazing find!
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FANTASTIC FIND 
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Nice button!! Congrats
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