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[cornspike]

Got a really big Cav. Button larger than a coat button? Nice Gilted staff cuff button, few other eagles. 45-70 springfield complete round. U.S. Cavalry saddle Bracket. Some lead and Big Iron looks like a broken cannon muzzle, side walls are too thin to be one? Thanks for looking

 

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[civilman1]

What is the wall thickness of the cannon section at it's thinnest? Has the right profile, but the wall thickness seems too thin for a cannon barrel.

Very nice dig's and awesome button's I kind of agree with Steve on the cannon piece.....what's the size of the opening too?

 

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Nice Finds!! The bracket with the two holes in it to the right of the 45-70 cartridge is from a U.S. Cavalry saddle as shown on page 60 of Stanley Phillip's book "Excavated Artifacts from Battlefields and Campsites of the Civil War 1861-1865" Supplement 1. Nice buttons. HH, Quindy.

Nice ID on the Saddle bracket, found close to Cav. button. Any ideas who wore that huge Cav. Button, (OFFICER)? it's bigger than a coat button? Thanks

I'm not that well versed on buttons but I think it may be a "Great Coat Button" where the normal roughly 23 mm size are for jackets. I can't read the backmark. Post it and Sentinel, Civilman 1, or Buckleboy may i.d. it for you. Very nice Indian War cav. site there, Quindy.

 

[civilman1]

Nice Finds!! The bracket with the two holes in it to the right of the 45-70 cartridge is from a U.S. Cavalry saddle as shown on page 60 of Stanley Phillip's book "Excavated Artifacts from Battlefields and Campsites of the Civil War 1861-1865" Supplement 1. Nice buttons. HH, Quindy.

Nice ID on the Saddle bracket, found close to Cav. button. Any ideas who wore that huge Cav. Button, (OFFICER)? it's bigger than a coat button? Thanks

I'm not that well versed on buttons but I think it may be a "Great Coat Button" where the normal roughly 23 mm size are for jackets. I can't read the backmark. Post it and Sentinel, Civilman 1, or Buckleboy may i.d. it for you. Very nice Indian War cav. site there, Quindy.

Spot on Quindy....Great coat @ 23mm. The Waterbury Button Co backmark was from 1849-1965.The gilted cuff is from ca. 1840

 

[cornspike]

Nice Finds!! The bracket with the two holes in it to the right of the 45-70 cartridge is from a U.S. Cavalry saddle as shown on page 60 of Stanley Phillip's book "Excavated Artifacts from Battlefields and Campsites of the Civil War 1861-1865" Supplement 1. Nice buttons. HH, Quindy.

Nice ID on the Saddle bracket, found close to Cav. button. Any ideas who wore that huge Cav. Button, (OFFICER)? it's bigger than a coat button? Thanks

I'm not that well versed on buttons but I think it may be a "Great Coat Button" where the normal roughly 23 mm size are for jackets. I can't read the backmark. Post it and Sentinel, Civilman 1, or Buckleboy may i.d. it for you. Very nice Indian War cav. site there, Quindy.

Spot on Quindy....Great coat @ 23mm. The Waterbury Button Co backmark was from 1849-1965.The gilted cuff is from ca. 1840

Great info!! The iron piece opening is right around 2"3/4. Just no water pipes in the area? Anyway thanks for all your help.
CS

 

[KOOTNEY KID]

Sweet sweet buttons, I love em,Congrats