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Excelsior Eagle button. 1818 - 1822

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Found this button today in north Georgia. I love it! The back says Clark & Pelletreau. They did business in New York from 1818 - 1822.

Also some other buttons. Two of them still have gold on them.

And a buckle that still has leather and thread on it!

Thanks
 

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Found this button today in north Georgia. I love it! The back says Clark & Pelletreau. They did business in New York from 1818 - 1822.

Also some other buttons. Two of them still have gold on them.

And a buckle that still has leather and thread on it!

Thanks
Very Cool!!! Congrats!!!
 
Congratulations on the great looking button, you have a good one there for sure.
The buckle is a cool recovery, amazing the leather is still attached.
 
Great finds. Congratulations. Thanks for posting.
 
Great button, don't see that style posted very often. Most of them I see have the oval border around the edge.
 
Beautiful old 1-piece button. :icon_thumright: I've never heard of that backmark. Definetly not a common one.
Great recoveries.
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