More finds from my old plantation site

[Diggindennis]

So yesterday I found a few buttons which I love to find I was wondering if the larger ones look colonial to you guys? Also found and identified were a crushed thimble, another 10cent token, lincon penny, 1946 dime, a coat janger and a few bullets. The small star pictured I thought was neat and it has me wondering if it was a piece of jewelry or was part of a uniform?? The big ball of rust seems to have a coin or possibly a button embedded in it i am going to try and clean it up a bit. If you folks could give me your input and opinions I'd appreciate it thanks

 

[Whyme]

Nice finds! Really like the buttons, love digging them! Congrats!

 

[Diggindennis]

Thanks Whyme I'm working on getting the rust off this other button I guess it's a button it has a bell on it
What do you think of it coin or button?

 

[Dfxcobb]

button. i have found several of them

 

[highnam]

Looks to be a stud or snap type button popular in the early 1900’s, that star piece is really cool, not common to find anything colored blue, must be enamel?

 

[highnam]

Here are some stud/snap buttons from a 1912 site...these button types were never meant to be removed...I don’t think these buttons fell off easy, sometimes when you find a button the article of Clothing went through a fire and you can find 10 or more in one spot
These all came from one hole, turns out to be a early 1900’s Carhartt’s chore coat. The smaller snap buttons could have been cuff buttons

 

[Diggindennis]

Thanks guys

 

[Happa54]

Those are some nice finds.... congrats!!! That Rosie though seems out of place.

 

[Diggindennis]

Yea I found the Rosie at the same site but in a different part of the field

 

[Yak1366]

Nice finds, Congrats!!!

 

[Digger RJ]

Nice!!! Congrats!!!

 

[highnam]

I would try putting that star piece on the “what is it” section...
also did the 10cent trade token have a establishment attributed to it?

 

[Diggindennis]

Yes it is a lumber token and is not listed in the token catalog online. I have actually found 10 tokens from the same lumber company from the early 1900s

 

[Generic_Lad]

Pretty sure that enamel star pin is a "son in service" pin probably from WWI/WWII era -- Here's an eBay listing with an undug example - https://www.ebay.com/itm/Son-In-Ser...-Military-Enamel-Red-White-Blue-/391971615862

 

[A2coins]

Wow nice buttons that would be a great site to hunt Well done Thanks for sharing. Tommy

 

[Diggindennis]

Thank you generic lad for the info

 

[Reanm8er]

Nice finds and congrats Dennis! Looks like a Bonanza to me!