NY Militia

[artyfacts]

Tried a new field today and found a few keepers. A NY Militia button, Alberts NY-10A: New York Militia. A 1859 Indian, buttons, and a neat little buckle.

 

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[romeo-1]

Cool finds! Nice button!

 

[RelicRick]

Nice job! That buckle could be the buckle to a neck stock...a throat protector worn by soldiers to protect against being stabbed. I have one that looks just like it that was authenticated by experts...hence my thoughts on that.

Again...well done!

relic Rick

 

[kuger]

your,"Buckle",is actually a tighner for a belt.Used on belts with two piece type buckles

 

[Nooberz]

Nice set of finds! Love the buttons.

 

[cuzcosquirrel]

Nice. Part of my family served in the green mountain rangers. Is this the kind of button their coats had?

 

[artyfacts]

Sorry for the late reply. I have not researched this button to be able to tell you. Here is a site that lists the mustar of the militia in the war of 1812. http://www.hopefarm.com/nymilrol.htm Art

Nice. Part of my family served in the green mountain rangers. Is this the kind of button their coats had?

 

[Woodland Detectors]

Awesome looking button Art!

 

[Ken in Georgia]

Sweet

 

[VOL1266-X]

Very nice historic finds. Is that a cufflink in the upper right of the total finds pic? WTG, Quindy.

 

[ModernMiner]

Very nice historic finds. Is that a cufflink in the upper right of the total finds pic? WTG, Quindy.

I thought maybe it was a lead game piece?

Fantastic NY button Arty. What a beauty!

-MM-

 

[BuckleBoy]

your,"Buckle",is actually a tighner for a belt.Used on belts with two piece type buckles

Yes.

 

[artyfacts]

Thanks all, the button was the first find of the day. I walked into the field and checked the ground in front of me so I could ground balance and I got a solid signal, wow, that should happen everytime... Arty

Thanks kuger, makes sense....

your,"Buckle",is actually a tighner for a belt.Used on belts with two piece type buckles

Thanks Steve, I couldn't tell what it was but could see the eagle. Great moment...

Awesome looking button Art!

Thanks Vol1266-X, I'm not sure about the cufflink , I have viewed others on T-net and that has been the consensus. I thought it was part of a pushpin. Rust at the large end.

Very nice historic finds. Is that a cufflink in the upper right of the total finds pic? WTG, Quindy.

Thanks Doug, It does look like a game piece... Parcheesi

Very nice historic finds. Is that a cufflink in the upper right of the total finds pic? WTG, Quindy.

I thought maybe it was a lead game piece?

Fantastic NY button Arty. What a beauty!

-MM-