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First Navy Button...clearer pics

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Found this buried under a berm from a dozer. It still has a lot of gilt left on it which makes me believe it is new...anyone want to tell me an age . The back reads Scoville MFG Co. Waterbury.
 

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Re: First Navy Button...

Need more exact clarification of the back mark, It's hard to Tell in the picture.  Very Nice Button.  :thumbsup:
 
OH, I don't know...but if you ask PBK, he'll know! :wink:

Nana :)
 
The Scovill Companies

Here are some backmarks with probable dates you can check it by.
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KirkTN


LEVENWORTH, HAYDEN & SCOVILL 1811-1827
J.M.L. & W.H. SCOVILL 1827-1840
SCOVILLS 1827-1840
SCOVILLS & CO. 1840-1850
SCOVILL MANUFACTURING CO. 1850-1960
SCOVILL Mg. Co. 1850-1865
SCOVILL Mg. Co. / WATURBURY CT. 1850-1865
SCOVILL Mf''g Co. WATURBURY CT. 1850-1865
SCOVILL Mf''g Co. WATURBURY 1850-1865
SCOVILL Mfg Co. WATURBURY CT. 1850-1865
 
That is a beautiful Navy Button!! Great Digs!
 

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