Light Artillery First Regiment Of Foot War Of 1812 Button

tjb200

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Found this in a farm field In maine of all places! IMG_2392.JPG IMG_2391.JPG
 

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dirtlooter

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All I can say is WOW! crazy awesome! Banner in my book
 

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tjb200

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All I can say is WOW! crazy awesome! Banner in my book

Thanks! It sounded like all of the other beer cans I’ve been digging. Just goes to show you gotta dog it all!
 

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Nice 1st Regiment Light Artillery That style dates 1808 to 1821 per Alberts. I'm not surprised to see it turn up in Maine, as there was activity along the Canadian border.
By the way, regiments of foot were infantry regiments.
 

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tjb200

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Nice 1st Regiment Light Artillery That style dates 1808 to 1821 per Alberts. I'm not surprised to see it turn up in Maine, as there was activity along the Canadian border.
By the way, regiments of foot were infantry regiments.

Ok. Someone told me it was 1st regiment of foot.
 

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tjb200

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Nice 1st Regiment Light Artillery That style dates 1808 to 1821 per Alberts. I'm not surprised to see it turn up in Maine, as there was activity along the Canadian border.
By the way, regiments of foot were infantry regiments.

I don’t have the button book. Does it tell the values for the buttons? If so, what is the value for this one?
 

Steve in PA

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I don’t have the button book. Does it tell the values for the buttons? If so, what is the value for this one?
The book doesn't have values. You can probably Google it and find what they are selling for. I would guess $30-$50
 

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5 minutes in lemon juice, nail brush & water & that one will come up real nice.
 

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Nice button. Based on the pictures, looks like Albert AY 44, Light Artillery, 1808-1821

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Excellent button find. Not surprised that it was found in Maine.

Albert's book has been THE reference for decades.

Congrats!
 

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That's an amazing piece of history great addition to your collection. Tommy
 

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Congratulations on a great find!!
 

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