Button question

[Fernandina Scott]

Good afternoon, I’m new to Treasure Net and was wondering if anyone had any idea how old these buttons might be? I’m thinking they’re from the 1812 era, but wanted to see if anyone had better info? These were found on the Fl/Ga border in an area where ships used to dock. I’ve also found a cannonball and numerous musketballs.
Thank you so much.

 

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[Bamasteve]

No help on the age, but those are some awesome buttons, congrats!

 

[FreeBirdTim]

Two piece buttons were popular during the Civil War era. The War of 1812 buttons I've seen are usually one piece buttons.

 

[Fernandina Scott]

Two piece buttons were popular during the Civil War era. The War of 1812 buttons I've seen are usually one piece buttons.

Thanks so much Tim. I think my pix of the back isn’t too clear, they are both one piece. I’ll include another to try and show the back’s better.
The smaller one on the left is the one with the anchor on the shield. Hope everyone has a great week!

 

[Fernandina Scott]

No help on the age, but those are some awesome buttons, congrats!

Thank you so much, these were so fun to find.

 

[cmthunder]

Good afternoon, I’m new to Treasure Net and was wondering if anyone had any idea how old these buttons might be? I’m thinking they’re from the 1812 era, but wanted to see if anyone had better info? These were found on the Fl/Ga border in an area where ships used to dock. I’ve also found a cannonball and numerous musketballs.
Thank you so much.

Welcome,
Your 1st button is number 25 in Albert button book.Listed as Official and Diplomatic Service OD.

 

[Digger RJ]

Good afternoon, I’m new to Treasure Net and was wondering if anyone had any idea how old these buttons might be? I’m thinking they’re from the 1812 era, but wanted to see if anyone had better info? These were found on the Fl/Ga border in an area where ships used to dock. I’ve also found a cannonball and numerous musketballs.
Thank you so much.

Very Cool!!! Congrats!!! Welcome to Tnet!!

 

[oldmxrat]

Very cool finds, welcome to the site and thanks for posting!

 

[VaGent]

Those are great early buttons.... that would be a good place to dig every signal in there....

 

[Gare]

Welcome to Treasurenet and congrats on your buttons nice

 

[FreeBirdTim]

Sorry about that! I can see now that it's a one piece button and very cool!

 

[Fernandina Scott]

Welcome,
Your 1st button is number 25 in Albert button book.Listed as Official and Diplomatic Service OD.View attachment 2075012

Thank you so much for that information! I’ve read TN for a couple of years and knew there were a lot of educated people here, I should have joined back then.

 

[river roamer]

Welcome to the forum Nice finds