SUMMIT STATION (Halfway House)

[Conito@55]

Today I went hunting very early, there were few but I'm not complaining

On the surface I found this glass button, who knows how old it is

About 3 inches down I found this bronze button.

An unexpected find, this pocket watch that I almost missed

 

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[pepperj]

Nice black glass button 👌
Can't make out the maker's name on the watch case.
Possible light pencil over paper might reveal something.

 

[Conito@55]

Nice black glass button 👌
Can't make out the maker's name on the watch case.
Possible light pencil over paper might reveal something.

the manufacturer is pioneer

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

Nice finds !

 

[LauraLou56]

Today I went hunting very early, there were few but I'm not complaining
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On the surface I found this glass button, who knows how old it is
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About 3 inches down I found this bronze button.
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An unexpected find, this pocket watch that I almost missed
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[LauraLou56]

Very cool finds! Glass button is classy and pocket watch is awesome!

 

[oldmxrat]

See, you did good without me today!

 

[Conito@55]

See, you did good without me today!

😁 it was just luck

 

[Mackaydon]

Your H. T. and Sons button is from the company Hammond Turner and Sons. This variety was made during the period 1823-1865. They have an online museum and your button might be accepted and shown among other HT buttons found by metal detecting.
Here's their history and portal to submit your button.

Hammond-Turner.com – Online Button Museum

Online Button Museum

hammond-turner.com

Good luck-and great finds.
Don in SoCal.

 

[pepperj]

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the manufacturer is pioneer

Thanks for the make.

Is there a serial # on the works?
Then it can be dated from that.

 

[Conito@55]

Your H. T. and Sons button is from the company Hammond Turner and Sons. This variety was made during the period 1823-1865. They have an online museum and your button might be accepted and shown among other HT buttons found by metal detecting.
Here's their history and portal to submit your button.

Hammond-Turner.com – Online Button Museum

Online Button Museum

hammond-turner.com

Good luck-and great finds.
Don in SoCal.

Thank you

 

[Hunk-a-lead]

Today I went hunting very early, there were few but I'm not complaining
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On the surface I found this glass button, who knows how old it is
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About 3 inches down I found this bronze button.
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An unexpected find, this pocket watch that I almost missed
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great saves for sure

 

[Digger RJ]

Today I went hunting very early, there were few but I'm not complaining
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On the surface I found this glass button, who knows how old it is
View attachment 2170447View attachment 2170448
About 3 inches down I found this bronze button.
View attachment 2170449View attachment 2170450
An unexpected find, this pocket watch that I almost missed
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Very Cool!!! Congrats!!!