✅ SOLVED Solved: Please help me identify a button, Quapaw, Hawk Brand and etc

[cdsieg]

some of these things are obvious, but the C button with a diamond like shape around it, I can't find on line anywhere. I know Quapaw is a Native American Tribe or a Town in an Eastern State, but don't know if it has any significance.

 

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[mrs.oroblanco]

Re: please help me identify a button, Quapaw, Hawk Brand and etc

Don't know about anyone else, but I cannot open your image files.

I get a "invalid image" message.

Beth

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

Re: please help me identify a button, Quapaw, Hawk Brand and etc

Cant read header.

Unknown file format.

 

[cdsieg]

Re: please help me identify a button, Quapaw, Hawk Brand and etc

Don't know about anyone else, but I cannot open your image files.

I get a "invalid image" message.

Beth

Hi Beth, not sure what happened with the photos, I posted them again.

 

[cdsieg]

Re: please help me identify a button, Quapaw, Hawk Brand and etc

Cant read header.

Unknown file format.

bigcypresshunter, Thanks for looking, I have re posted the photos. I think it is normal again!

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

Re: Re Did Photos: Please help me identify a button, Quapaw, Hawk Brand and etc

Hawk Brand overall buttons. There are at least 3 different varieties of Hawk overall buttons. http://www.vintagebuttons.net/work.html

 

[ouachitacaveman]

Re: Re Did Photos: Please help me identify a button, Quapaw, Hawk Brand and etc

I'm curious about some of the objects in the
first picture. Can you give us a size or something
in the photo for size-reference?
The Quapaw Indians were a tribe from Arkansas.
There is also a bath-house in Hot Springs, Arkansas
named the Quapaw ( after said tribe ).
Thanks for the photos !

 

[cdsieg]

Re: Re Did Photos: Please help me identify a button, Quapaw, Hawk Brand and etc

Hawk Brand overall buttons. There are at least 3 different varieties of Hawk overall buttons. http://www.vintagebuttons.net/work.html

I thank you once again, I do google this stuff but I must do something wrong because I sure don't find the things like you post! You are the greatest!

 

[cdsieg]

Re: Re Did Photos: Please help me identify a button, Quapaw, Hawk Brand and etc

I'm curious about some of the objects in the
first picture. Can you give us a size or something
in the photo for size-reference?
The Quapaw Indians were a tribe from Arkansas.
There is also a bath-house in Hot Springs, Arkansas
named the Quapaw ( after said tribe ).
Thanks for the photos !

This is a photo of all the items on a motorcycle trailer, I will try to dig out the items to take better photos with a ruler or something as a key to sizing. Thank you for taking the time to post and look! (The Saw blade is probably the easiest size comparison in this photo).

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

Re: Re Did Photos: Please help me identify a button, Quapaw, Hawk Brand and etc

Hawk Brand overall buttons. There are at least 3 different varieties of Hawk overall buttons. http://www.vintagebuttons.net/work.html

I thank you once again, I do google this stuff but I must do something wrong because I sure don't find the things like you post! You are the greatest!

The Hawk buttons were posted here before found by other members. You could search here at TN for better results sometimes. (top of page; above banner; under Kellyco) But if you did that, we wouldnt have any fun.

 

[cdsieg]

Re: Re Did Photos: Please help me identify a button, Quapaw, Hawk Brand and etc

I'm curious about some of the objects in the
first picture. Can you give us a size or something
in the photo for size-reference?
The Quapaw Indians were a tribe from Arkansas.
There is also a bath-house in Hot Springs, Arkansas
named the Quapaw ( after said tribe ).
Thanks for the photos !

Here is a picture with the round thing which is about the same size as the Quapaw with a tape measure. I think that is just a decorative piece but was curious about it being in East Texas. thanks, Cindy