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This one was a BIG surprise. Josh and I were after the 4th H.M.A. today and I got the button signal.... I dig the plug and for some reason, this thing pinpointed WAY off. It was a good 4 inches or more to the left of where it seemed
. To clean it, I used 4 or 5 wetted cotton swabs and gently rubbed them over the surface to remove most of the dirt. Then I thinly layered my finger with mineral oil and brushed it over the surface, highlighting the highest points. I intentionally left some of the dirt to help bring out the detail.
UPDATE- The Button is the 1B listed in Bramblefind's reply (#7) below.. the only example I could find of the 1B online is listed in the link, item # cs112, over halfway down the page.. it's pretty beat up, but the same variant.
http://www.civilwarbuttons.com/csstatelist.htm
Dirty VA 1-Piece


Backmark reads "PHILADA", made by George Armitage in Philadelphia between 1815-1825


. To clean it, I used 4 or 5 wetted cotton swabs and gently rubbed them over the surface to remove most of the dirt. Then I thinly layered my finger with mineral oil and brushed it over the surface, highlighting the highest points. I intentionally left some of the dirt to help bring out the detail. UPDATE- The Button is the 1B listed in Bramblefind's reply (#7) below.. the only example I could find of the 1B online is listed in the link, item # cs112, over halfway down the page.. it's pretty beat up, but the same variant.
http://www.civilwarbuttons.com/csstatelist.htm
Dirty VA 1-Piece


Backmark reads "PHILADA", made by George Armitage in Philadelphia between 1815-1825



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its condition's is unbelievable beautiful green patina your in the honey hole of rarity .That has to make Banner
HH to you as well. Jeff


Oh, sorry they were made of wood, I forgot
If it was me man. . . I'd sell . . . I only keep what have too, otherwise it starts to pile up.






