can anyone id this button?

[Justice70]

Found this button last year in the woods 4-5'' deep if memory serves me correctly. It is a very old site,the first home in this particular towns history stood approx. 50 yards from where I found it.It has very bad corrosion build up,especially on the back.Unfortunately,while trying to clean it a portion of the back caved in.

 

[Woodland Detectors]

Hi and Welcome!

I would say any button you find metal detecting is cool and valuable.(sentimentally) And yours is no exception. It's a Civilian dress button I'm guessing. I would say it's from 1920-40 HHHH

No cash value

 

[CRUSADER]

Hi and Welcome!

I would say any button you find metal detecting is cool and valuable.(sentimentally) And yours is no exception. It's a Civilian dress button I'm guessing. I would say it's from 1920-40 HHHH

No cash value

Agreed the steel back is a sign of post-1900.

 

[Justice70]

Thanx guys. Possibly older than I thought, I was guessing 1950's. HHHH, you are right on, I love finding buttons and hopefully will someday gain enough knowledge about them to age them myself.I have another button that I am curious about and will post soon. Thanx again for the help. Rookie

 

[Woodland Detectors]

Thanx guys. Possibly older than I thought, I was guessing 1950's. HHHH, you are right on, I love finding buttons and hopefully will someday gain enough knowledge about them to age them myself.I have another button that I am curious about and will post soon. Thanx again for the help. Rookie

Ummm, If you love them like some ofus do....You'll learn very quickly.. These people love to teach

 

[72cheyenne]

Thanx guys. Possibly older than I thought, I was guessing 1950's. HHHH, you are right on, I love finding buttons and hopefully will someday gain enough knowledge about them to age them myself.I have another button that I am curious about and will post soon. Thanx again for the help. Rookie

Ummm, If you love them like some ofus do....You'll learn very quickly.. These people love to teach

Hey Mike, what's an "ofus".

 

[Woodland Detectors]

Thanx guys. Possibly older than I thought, I was guessing 1950's. HHHH, you are right on, I love finding buttons and hopefully will someday gain enough knowledge about them to age them myself.I have another button that I am curious about and will post soon. Thanx again for the help. Rookie

Ummm, If you love them like some ofus do....You'll learn very quickly.. These people love to teach

Hey Mike, what's an "ofus".

You know, An Ofus . Large ape like man that lives in the forest. Sometimes refereed to as a "skunk ofus" Not all "OF US" have ever seen one. It's early....Dangit!