How Do I make a Two Piece Button whole Again?

[Davers]

This Should be the title for the thread below...
I can not seem to edit the title.
Sorry
Davers

 

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[Davers]

No bites yet?
Oh Well I suppose I'm a little impatient .
Guess if I don't put it back together , I can Display the front and back at the same time. LOL

 

[Davers]

Just in case I get a reply.
Its a NY Button & it's actually 3 pieces , the Front , A Small Round Rim & A Back.

The Back is Kinda slightly curved (It will almost lay flat but not quite) ,I believe this will be my main problem.

As I stated in my First but wrongly Titled ( I suppose the Title should be 3 piece button) , I know the button is not
Rare or worth a lot of money but where I dug is close to where I grew up & a well known [Developed] Atlanta Battle Site.
Thanks
Davers

 

[releventchair]

Its really your choice. Multiple pieces displayed together suits me but something non corrosive that would allow taking them apart for some unseen future reason if you want to assemble them. Maybe a hot glue gun? Congrats on your find. Its value to you is what matters more than to someone else.

 

[Davers]

Its really your choice. Multiple pieces displayed together suits me but something non corrosive that would allow taking them apart for some unseen future reason if you want to assemble them. Maybe a hot glue gun? Congrats on your find. Its value to you is what matters more than to someone else.

Yeah
I worry about the little stuff way too much.
One of those little Circular Button Holders ,Is keeping it together & looking good for the moment.
Maybe someday Ill come across someone who has done this type of Restoration or Ill gain the Knowledge
in the future.
Thanks for the Reply
Davers

 

[Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp]

Davers, a jewelers clear epoxy will do the trick, but experiment first.

Don Jose de La Mancha

 

[Davers]

Davers, a jewelers clear epoxy will do the trick, but experiment first.

Don Jose de La Mancha

Thanks for the info , I just noticed your reply.
Ill def, look into that Method.
Love you Screen Name.
Davers