Flat button

[dalrem]

Found my first flat button Friday. Backmarks are very clear. "Haydens & co. Treble Gilt"
The front of the button is blank.

Trying to learn the approx. date made and information on the Haydens Company. What I found is the factory was in Connecticut and connected with other button making companies.

 

[Sandog]

Any photos to share?

 

[dalrem]

Any photos to share?

Attached are three photos of the button. I couldn't see anything on the front.

 

[grasshopper]

Probably 1810-1840ish give or take a few years, the front would have been gilted like the back at one point. Just a plain civilian flat button.

 

[Digger RJ]

Attached are three photos of the button. I couldn't see anything on the front.

Nice!!! Congrats!!!

 

[dalrem]

Probably 1810-1840ish give or take a few years, the front would have been gilted like the back at one point. Just a plain civilian flat button.

 

[dalrem]

Any photos to share?

 

[dalrem]

Attached are three photos of the button. I couldn't see anything on the front.

 

[Sandog]

Attached are three photos of the button. I couldn't see anything on the front.

Good shots. Great looking button.

 

[dalrem]

Probably 1810-1840ish give or take a few years, the front would have been gilted like the back at one point. Just a plain civilian flat button.

 

[pjad57]

Nice. Buttons hold a lot of history. If only they could talk.

 

[scruggs]

Nice button!

 

[NorILdigcollector]

That's a really nice button.

 

[BLACKIE555]

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Oh heck yes! You should be elated with that. Hands down

 

[dalrem]

Thank you. My first find of a piece that old.

 

[dalrem]

That's a really nice button.

Thank you.

 

[dalrem]

Thank you.

Thank you.

 

[dalrem]

That's a really nice button.

Thank you. I was really excited. Especially with the shank still on it.

 

[dalrem]

Thank you for the information.