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I have been cleaning a few of my Buttons




Some of mine

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civilman1 said:Benedict & Burnham (1834-1843)
You must have someshaun7 said:Some nice ones there SS! Now I've got to go through the box, but I can't really think any![]()
shaun7 said:Couldn't find a lot
I like the stag livery button though for some reason!
Silver Searcher said:shaun7 said:Couldn't find a lot
I like the stag livery button though for some reason!
I like the one on the bottom
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My first two both have Silver frontsshaun7 said:Silver Searcher said:shaun7 said:Couldn't find a lot
I like the stag livery button though for some reason!
I like the one on the bottom
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That's actually silver, so shouldn't be on here
Its one of those push on buttons!
I'm sure the wait will be worth itBuckleBoy said:Those are some great buttons! Civilman, that gilded beauty you posted is a real Eye-Popper!
I'll have to do a bit of digging around and come up with something shiny to post later on. 8)
Best Wishes,
Buckles
Don in SJ said:Nice post to see the "pretty" buttons!
This beautiful silver plated beauty has a Pineapple, which back on the late 1700s was a sign of Hospitality.
Two Geometric design types, one in silver plated, and one gold gilt.
Back in late 1994 I had the great luck of find this button, which ended up in Mr Warren Tice's collection. Albert's TE-1 I did not have a digital camera then and only took quick photos for Mr Tice so he could verify what I had found, it had a lot of gold gilt left on it, just not a good photo, but the only ones I have of it anymore.
The Union Greens button is perhaps my favorite one, War of 1812 era, Baltimore Militia, Mr Tice along with others never seen one for that unit, the Eagle with the Harp is very nice.
Here is a lets get the crud off and see what is there, ah nice results.
Modified my post with the data.umrgolf2010 said:Don in SJ said:Nice post to see the "pretty" buttons!
This beautiful silver plated beauty has a Pineapple, which back on the late 1700s was a sign of Hospitality.
Two Geometric design types, one in silver plated, and one gold gilt.
Back in late 1994 I had the great luck of find this button, which ended up in Mr Warren Tice's collection. Albert's TE-1 I did not have a digital camera then and only took quick photos for Mr Tice so he could verify what I had found, it had a lot of gold gilt left on it, just not a good photo, but the only ones I have of it anymore.
The Union Greens button is perhaps my favorite one, War of 1812 era, Baltimore Militia, Mr Tice along with others never seen one for that unit, the Eagle with the Harp is very nice.
Here is a lets get the crud off and see what is there, ah nice results.
Don, nice buttons, what is the droop-winged eagle? just a regular Confederate GS? looks like there are letters on it?
Don in SJ said:Modified my post with the data.umrgolf2010 said:Don in SJ said:Nice post to see the "pretty" buttons!
This beautiful silver plated beauty has a Pineapple, which back on the late 1700s was a sign of Hospitality.
Two Geometric design types, one in silver plated, and one gold gilt.
Back in late 1994 I had the great luck of find this button, which ended up in Mr Warren Tice's collection. Albert's TE-1 I did not have a digital camera then and only took quick photos for Mr Tice so he could verify what I had found, it had a lot of gold gilt left on it, just not a good photo, but the only ones I have of it anymore.
The Union Greens button is perhaps my favorite one, War of 1812 era, Baltimore Militia, Mr Tice along with others never seen one for that unit, the Eagle with the Harp is very nice.
Here is a lets get the crud off and see what is there, ah nice results.
Don, nice buttons, what is the droop-winged eagle? just a regular Confederate GS? looks like there are letters on it?
Don