Eagle A Button ID and stuff

RJH02

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The backmark should read "*Ives, Scott & Co*/ Waterbury" It is a one piece convex Artillery button and dates 1834-36. It is the only Artillery button listed in Albert's book with the eagle facing left. That is the eagle with the A in the shield. There are some earlier buttons with the eagle on a cannon facing left as well.
 

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RJH02 said:
Hi, I found these at an old site in the woods today I was invited to hunt. The button reads Scott-..... something on the back, Thanks.

congrats RJH, that is the finest 1-piece Eagle A I ever recall seeing posted
 

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:icon_thumright: Thanks
 

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That button is a beaut!
 

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Someone on another form ID'd the brass hoop as a stirrup , do you guys agree? I cleaned up the button and took a better pic.
 

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