🔎 UNIDENTIFIED Button ID & Age Help please

[Hoosier axe hunter]

Button ID&age please, posted these on button page & no answers, 1870 farmstead, , family came from Germany 1840s to NE Indiana. Ran these in my tumbler with cob and the smallest looks brand new. Any ideas on The DDORE Paris ? Thanks

 

[ticndig]

here's a chart to help date the flat buttons. the eagle button looks like a great seal button WW-2
Click on chart to enlarge.

 

[Hoosier axe hunter]

here's a chart to help date the flat buttons. the eagle button looks like a great seal button WW-2
Click on chart to enlarge.

Thanks very much for the info👍

 

[Fredneck]

Paris & D Dore wasn't listed in my backmark reference unfortunately. The Eagle button is a General Staff Officers button, likely Civil War period, but would need the backmark to confirm an accurate date, definitely mid 1800's

 

[Hoosier axe hunter]

Paris & D Dore wasn't listed in my backmark reference unfortunately. The Eagle button is a General Staff Officers button, likely Civil War period, but would need the backmark to confirm an accurate date, definitely mid 1800's

Thank you very much

 

[Hoosier axe hunter]

Paris & D Dore wasn't listed in my backmark reference unfortunately. The Eagle button is a General Staff Officers button, likely Civil War period, but would need the backmark to confirm an accurate date, definitely mid 1800's

That D Dore is a mystery, I cannot find anything about the maker at all, thanks for the info on the eagle button, much appreciated.

 

[invent4hir]

The Doré Doré story​

Founded in 1819 by Jean-Baptiste Doré, Doré Doré, best known as «DD», is a two-hundred-year-old French brand that specializes in hosiery and underwear. The brand mostly sells socks and tights. Source: https://www.doredore1819.com/en/

 

[invent4hir]

Assuming that is the right company, here is some more history...https://www.boulevard-dore.com/dd/47-history-dore-dore

 

[Hoosier axe hunter]

Assuming that is the right company, here is some more history...https://www.boulevard-dore.com/dd/47-history-dore-dore

That is awesome! I had found some of that info, I think I will email them a picture of the button and see if they reply, thank you very much

 

[invent4hir]

That is awesome! I had found some of that info, I think I will email them a picture of the button and see if they reply, thank you very much

From the pic the D Dore button appears to be a flat button with raised letters. Using the chart above, what is the closest match? If it dates to at least 1820s-30s, it would be a very early D Dore button - and maybe the company will give a reward in exchange for it

 

[Hoosier axe hunter]

From the pic the D Dore button appears to be a flat button with raised letters. Using the chart above, what is the closest match? If it dates to at least 1820s-30s, it would be a very early D Dore button - and maybe the company will give a reward in exchange for it

That would be something, really curious if and when they made buttons. Strange there isn't much information. Thanks again for all your help.