Day 4 of vacation, back to the island yields relics.

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That's Red Bank, NJ! :thumbsup: Looks like his factory was in Red Bank and I believe the button is a Great Seal button from ca WW I. I found a similar cuff button recently here in NJ...I'll have to check the back mark on mine.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sigmund_Eisner
 

Very nice finds! The round one is a musket ball.
 

Top bullet looks like a modern jacketed pistol bullet . Ball ammo type
 

ARTS YOU GOT A COOL MIX OF FNIDS.
 

Man what a great spot you have all to yourself!!
 

nice finds, good button too!
how much longer on your
vacation?
 

How long were musket balls used for? Any way of dating them?

Over 200 years, & very difficult to date, the diameter will help an expert give an opinion.
 

That is a great looking military button.
 

I haven't really been to a civil war site and would love to own an eagle button like that. That is a great one! Are you at a civil war site? It could be a little earlier.
 

I haven't really been to a civil war site and would love to own an eagle button like that. That is a great one! Are you at a civil war site? It could be a little earlier.

I'm no button expert but my research led me to belive it was a WWI button. I think the eagle faced the other way for the older buttons of this style. If you have any info about it please share!
 

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