Date this button?

[DetectorMoe]

I know it's probably just a civilian button. I'm thinking early 1900s?.. Just to see if anyone can date it for me, I hope you can see the back mark of the button.

 

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[Joe-Dirt]

Some will have the button book and be able to date it for you. I’d say 1860’s-1940’s. Google the markers mark and see what pops up. Nice find, I love buttons

 

[Kenosha Kid]

The Benedict & Burnham Manufacturing Company - The Lampworks

shows that button as 1834-1843

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[TD] Benedict & Burnham Timeline

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[TD]AARON BENEDICT[/TD]
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[TD]A. BENEDICT & CO.[/TD]
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[TD]BENEDICT & COE[/TD]
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[TD]BENEDICT & BURNHAM[/TD]
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[smokeythecat]

I would say mid 19th century. It's a pretty button.

 

[Elvis]

Cleaned up nice. Congrats!!

 

[ToddsPoint]

I love oak leaves and acorns. Two of the acorns have dropped from the caps so that tells you it's September. Gary

 

[ANTIQUARIAN]

Very nice civilian button find Moe, with lots of the gilt remaining.
As the others have already suggested, mid-19thc in date.
Dave