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MICHIGAN COAT BUTTON
This is a coat size Michigan State seal button. Three-piece construction and gilted. Backmark: “SCOVILL MF'G CO. / WATERBURY”. Used on staff buttons circa 1860s. Coat size, 22mm to… (286-1063). Learn More »
MAINE STATE SEAL COAT BUTTONS
Backmarks read, “D.EVANS & CO. ATTLEBORO MASS” on two buttons, “EXTRA QUALITY” on two buttons, “SCOVILLE MFG. CO. WATERBURY” on 3. Shanks are very good. Gilt is mostly bright, with… (M17555). Learn More »
US MAIL SERVICE COAT BUTTON - NEW YORK & LIVERPOOL LINE
BM: T. M. DALE & CO. NEW YORK. [ss] ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ THIS ITEM, AS WITH ALL OTHER ITEMS AVAILABLE ON OUR WEB SITE, MAY BE PURCHASED THROUGH OUR LAYAWAY PROGRAM. FOR OUR… (1041-108). Learn More »
RHODE ISLAND: PROVIDENCE MARINE CORPS OF ARTILLERY COAT SIZE BUTTON, RI29A
BM: “D. EVANS & CO ATTLEBORO MASS” in a ribbon. [ss] ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ THIS ITEM, AS WITH ALL OTHER ITEMS AVAILABLE ON OUR WEB SITE, MAY BE PURCHASED THROUGH OUR LAYAWAY… (33-552). Learn More »
PENNSYLVANIA NATIONAL GUARD CUFF BUTTON
Albert’s PA38AV. Three part officer staff button. 23.3mm. Button depicts "NG" - some of the early Pennsylvania militia units were reorganized as Pennsylvania "National Guard". Button was… (127-2276). Learn More »
MICHIGAN STATE SEAL COAT BUTTON
Albert’s MG4. Button depicts the state seal of Michigan button, an elk, moose and an eagle, with a hunter inside the shield, intended for officers of Michigan militia units. Backmark: "SCOVILL… (127-2256). Learn More »
CIRCA 1810-20 FLAT BUTTONS
Excellent condition buttons from the early 19th century. Brass flat buttons with perfect shanks. These original buttons would be perfect for reenactors and button collectors. This variant has a… (M20499C). Learn More »
CIRCA 1810-20 FLAT BUTTONS
Excellent condition buttons from the early 19th century. Brass flat buttons with perfect shanks. These original buttons would be perfect for reenactors and button collectors. This variant has a… (M20499B). Learn More »
CIRCA 1810-20 FLAT BUTTONS
Excellent condition buttons from the early 19th century. Brass flat buttons with perfect shanks. These original buttons would be perfect for reenactors and button collectors. This variant has a… (M20499A). Learn More »
RARE AUTHENTIC, NON-DUG CONFEDERATE CAST BLOCK “I” COAT BUTTON
Albert’s CS184. Confederate wartime manufacture for Infantry troops. Button is one-piece sand cast, back is deep well concave, post under shank, no marks. Crude southern "local" manufacture.… (127-2202). Learn More »
CONFEDERATE “I” INFANTRY BUTTON, VEST SIZE
Albert’s CS173A. 20 mm. Button depicts lined block "I", intended for Confederate infantry troops, manufactured in England and smuggled through the blockade. Backmark: "P. TAIT & Co / (dot)… (127-2201). Learn More »
CONFEDERATE SCRIPT “E” ENGINEER’S BUTTON
Albert’s CS151. Button depicts stippled script "E", intended for Confederate Engineer officers, manufactured in England and smuggled through the blockade. Backmark: "H T & B / (star) MANCHESTER… (127-2211). Learn More »
EXCAVATED SOUTH CAROLINA LOCAL BUTTON, SC20A
Excavated South Carolina Confederate Local Button SC20A. The word in the motto is misspelled "OPIRUSQUE". Backmark: "W. Wildt & Son" rmdc 23mm. Shank possibly replaced. Smooth brown patina.… (127-1027). Learn More »
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CONFEDERATE STIPPLED “R” RIFLEMAN’S COAT BUTTON
Albert’s CS201. Two part convex button, coat size. Button depicts stippled block "R", intended for Confederate riflemen, manufactured in England and smuggled through the blockade. Riflemen were… (127-2203). Learn More »
CONFEDERATE ARTILLERY BUTTON
Central block “A” (lined) on plain field with border. Two-piece button with straight shank. “Superior Quality.” Coat size, Very good condition; bright. References: Tice CAS203A3; Alberts… (986-40). Learn More »
WONDERFUL, NON-DUG CONFEDERATE LOCAL BLOCK “A” UNIFORM BUTTON
This non-excavated artifact is an outstanding example of a Confederate local Block “A” brass button as worn on Southern enlistedman’s artillery uniforms. The coat-size artillery button is of… (526-57). Learn More »
RIFLEMEN BUTTON, RF6
20mm. Fine quality, high convex 1-pc, rare. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ THIS ITEM, AS WITH ALL OTHER ITEMS AVAILABLE ON OUR WEB SITE, MAY BE PURCHASED THROUGH OUR LAYAWAY PROGRAM. FOR OUR… (127-931). Learn More »
BRITISH MANUFACTURED NON-DUG CONFEDERATE BLOCK “A” BUTTON
(TICE CSA200A / ALBERT CS101). Coat sized button with a face that consists of a large block letter “A” on a plain field. Rim of face is slightly raised. There is some wear to the gilt of the face… (127-2147). Learn More »
EXCAVATED FEDERAL ENGINEER’S BUTTON, EG6
Two part low convex coat button. Button depicts eagle with banner with motto, "Essayons", fortifications, and rising sun, intended for officers of the engineer corps. Backmark no longer… (127-1604). Learn More »
NEW YORK NATIONAL GUARD BUTTON
NY17 in Albert’s button book. Beautiful button. “EXCELSIOR” above “Columbia” style New York flying eagle. A patriotic shield suspended from its beak. First issued by the elite 7th… (M15835). Learn More »
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1862 TIFFANY GENERAL GUIDE FLAG OF THE 143rd NEW YORK
This Tiffany-made general guide flag was certainly among the colors presented to the 143rd New York Volunteers upon its formal organization in October 1862. Like the embroidered stars-and-stripes national color presented on that occasion, and now in… (1179-017). Learn More »
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