Small plain button?

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Insofar as I've ever seen, that method of affixing the button's thread-loop to its back (by crimping the loop's feet under the rolled-over edge of the button's front) dates from the very-early 20th Century onward to the present. If I'm incorrect about that time-dating, I'm sure somebody else here will speak up.
 

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have seen this type of shank - top with rolled under edges. Either crystallized tin, or brass, covered with black lacquer, etched pattern, or pictorial. Late Victorian/Edwardian. Google Tole button, see: Keep Homestead Museum examples.
 

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