Can anyone help with these 3 buttons?

[prolab69]

These were all found in my yard, the Vigilanti one has the reverse intact, I posted these once before but I guess the right member didnt see them.

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[Ramitt]

NGSNY is National Guard of the State of New York so it is from the 23rd Regt/ or something? The one with the lion probably say excelsior and If I recall is the motto on the NY state seal so related i guess or blazer?. the Airplane one is cool.

 

[IronSpike]

I agree with Ramitt. The 3rd button is a New York National Guard 23rd regiment. 1880-1895. Nice button and in great condition

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[CRUSADER]

Left button, first photo is a modern blazer button.

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

Left button, first photo is a modern blazer button.

It resembles the British General Service but yes I believe it is an old blazer button still in use today similar to this.

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

There are several transportation buttons on eBay that have the plane, stars, and water, wheels down, but not the same. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dl...ndexURL=0&photoDisplayType=2#ebayphotohosting

 

[prolab69]

cool, thanks guys.
ok, one more question, heres a flat button I found on monday.
seems to be an eagle on the back, the only word i can make out is guilted.
its just a bit bigger than a quarter...any clues?

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

Looks like TREBLE GUILTED or TRIPLE.

BTW Some of your pics are great but some others are a little out of focus. You need to pause half way to allow for your automatic lens to focus before pushing down all the way.

 

[BuckleBoy]

cool, thanks guys.
ok, one more question, heres a flat button I found on monday.
seems to be an eagle on the back, the only word i can make out is guilted.
its just a bit bigger than a quarter...any clues?

Those Brits put patriotic emblems on the backs of some buttons to appeal to American consumers during the first third of the 19th c. The eagle was a common device.

Best Wishes,



Buckles

 

[nhbenz]

cool, thanks guys.
ok, one more question, heres a flat button I found on monday.
seems to be an eagle on the back, the only word i can make out is guilted.
its just a bit bigger than a quarter...any clues?

As BCH pointed out, the first word is "Treble", but the second is "Gilted" (no u), the button is guilty of nothing except being well plated (originally).
Nice old find!