Post your favorite button.

[Brian C.]

Here is one of my 1850s period 63Rd button. The site that this came off had many neat finds. I think the location was an early tavern site, it was near the river, I think there must have been a crossing at this place. Brian C.

 

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[DiggerDave in Pa.]

Here is one of my 1850s period 63Rd button. The site that this came off had many neat finds. I think the location was an early tavern site, it was near the river, I think there must have been a crossing at this place. Brian C.

This is not as pretty as some of the military buttons I have but this one is my favorite. Baldwin was a clothier in Huntingdon, Pa. It is the only one I have ever seen.

 

[Richard Ray]

Button unknown, I'm not a button man
Richard Ray

 

[Brian C.]

Button unknown, I'm not a button man
Richard Ray

Interesting buttons for sure. I have been looking for a button book on British buttons 1812- 1850, no one has shown me one yet. We find many different buttons in Canada. Brian C.

 

[FoxHound0985]

Here's my favorite. It's a KMI Cadet button made between 1852 and 1877.

 

[collector01]

1766 William Pitt no stamp act button, my favorite and best so far. And congrats to all for there nice buttons above.

 

[Iron Patch]

It will have to be two because it's a tie.

 

[Tested]

My Map of Alabama button.
No shank and it is dented where the patina is.
Back Mark is: Scoville MFG.CO. Waterbury

 

[Brian C.]

Button unknown, I'm not a button man
Richard Ray

Interesting buttons for sure. I have been looking for a button book on British buttons 1812- 1850, no one has shown me one yet. We find many different buttons in Canada. Brian C.

I was looking in the tice book, there are some buttons with M on them, your button could be a Maryland school button,1855-1860, just guessing. Brian C.

 

[Erdspiegel]

Enamel folklore button,20 mm diameter,c.1860/70

one of my favorites

 

[thsfineday]

up in my part of Michigan we don't get to find to many military buttons like the people down south, but i was very happy when i saw this one come out of the ground

 

[Indianhead Jones]

Here's my prized button find...a Civil War Massachusetts Volunteer Militia button, found on April 28, 1985, in a local school playground that was being bulldozed. The dozer had taken off several inches, and the button was another 4 inches down!

Larry G.

 

[johnnyblaze]

This i found in 2010.
Its a rare Kentish Artillery button..
My best so far...
Nice buttons guys.




Blaze...

 

[55th Massachusetts]

IRISH VOLUNTEERS OF CHARLESTON.....I found the first one ever. It was not known to exist until my example surfaced.

My button is pictured in Albert's button book, and Tice's button book.

Only about five known.

REB

 

[Iron Patch]

IRISH VOLUNTEERS OF CHARLESTON.....I found the first one ever. It was not known to exist until my example surfaced.

My button is pictured in Albert's button book, and Tice's button book.

Only about five known.

REB

I almost asked you about that last night! I had never seen such a button and guessed it was a good one... but it's not... it's an incredible one!

 

[mbyormark]

IRISH VOLUNTEERS OF CHARLESTON.....I found the first one ever. It was not known to exist until my example surfaced.

My button is pictured in Albert's button book, and Tice's button book.

Only about five known.

REB

Amazing find! Any knowledge of variants, like this lead pewter example? I’ve never seen another one like it. Was told it was the only one found in the US