Button Finds ?

[AleFF]

Nice collection of finds. Button is typical flat button fare. I'd say 1800-1850 or thereabouts given the generic back mark.

John

Hi guys. I'm new in your community Came here in search of an answer for this buttons. Found in the East of Europe. Probably, the Crimean (Eastern) war of 1853-1856. What can you say about the owner of the buttons? Military, civilian?

 

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Hi guys. I'm new in your community Came here in search of an answer for this buttons. Found in the East of Europe. Probably, the Crimean (Eastern) war of 1853-1856. What can you say about the owner of the buttons? Military, civilian?

Civilian Button. Made in Birmingham England.
Same sort of date as the other 1820-30.

 

[AleFF]

Good evening. Thanks to all responded. I'm sorry it took so long was silent - fell ill and took to his bed with a temperature.
With these buttons defined, thanks again.
I'll show more discoveries - have already been identified, many of them in my area.
All World War I - Austro-Hungary and Russia

 

[fyrffytr1]

Great finds and welcome to the forums. I look forward to seeing more of your recoveries.

 

[AleFF]

Great finds and welcome to the forums. I look forward to seeing more of your recoveries.

Thank you 8)
In my country key findings - Russia, Germany and Austro-Hungary in the First world war. Not so often come across England, as was the supply of uniforms to the White Movement (Civil war 1918...) + USA. In the USA do not really understand the origin - are likely to supply after 1918. And of course, World war II - Germany and the Soviet Union.
I'm more interested in Russia until 1917 and the Crimean war.

 

[AleFF]

when it had accumulated a lot of findings. I examined them and realized not all are worth the effort of selling, but don't want to throw them away - I decided to make the collages
8)
maybe someone who enjoys the same? there are like-minded?

 

[fyrffytr1]

Nice displays. I really like them.

 

[sutphin]

THATS SOME FINE BUTTONS.......

 

[AleFF]

Here's another interesting buttons - Russia, 19th century

 

[AleFF]

I decided to collect several paintings with bullets on the Crimean War. Probably, this could be the beginning of a series in which there will be all the lead bullets that I can collect

 

[fyrffytr1]

Did you make those displays? I like them.

 

[AleFF]

Yes, I did it. This is my hobby. Thank you, it's nice that you liked it.

 

[SkaBa]

Yes, I did it. This is my hobby. Thank you, it's nice that you liked it.

You do a GREAT job on displays!

 

[AleFF]

Thank you for your kind words. I would like to say a few words about this work - it can make anyone who has the time and desire 8)

Much time is spent on finding the background image, selection and arrangement of the elements + searching images related to bullet. In the beginning I spent a week for searching components for a single installation. Now I can create installation in the evening after work or in a few hours in Saturday. When the all components are found, then everything is going in image editor and thеn I can print and bring components together.
so I conceived of a series in the future - is about 15% of the future volume 8))

8) my English is very imperfect, sorry my mistakes

 

[fyrffytr1]

Thank you for your kind words. I would like to say a few words about this work - it can make anyone who has the time and desire 8)

Much time is spent on finding the background image, selection and arrangement of the elements + searching images related to bullet. In the beginning I spent a week for searching components for a single installation. Now I can create installation in the evening after work or in a few hours in Saturday. When the all components are found, then everything is going in image editor and thеn I can print and bring components together.
so I conceived of a series in the future - is about 15% of the future volume 8))

8) my English is very imperfect, sorry my mistakes

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I understand you better than some people over here that claim English as their native language! Keep up the good work and post pictures as you find stuff and put it in the displays.

 

[Kiros32]

Yeah those are beautiful. Very impressive.

 

[AleFF]

I understand you better than some people over here that claim English as their native language! Keep up the good work and post pictures as you find stuff and put it in the displays.

praise Google translator!
What a pity that we have no fish, which was described by Douglas Adams in the "the Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy"

Yeah those are beautiful. Very impressive.

thanks a lot

 

[AleFF]

I took advantage of the weekend and created another work on the revolver Nagan (Nagant). It was very popular weapon in the Russian Empire, stood in the arsenal of the Russian Imperial Army.

 

[AleFF]

The Victory Day is approaching...

 

[AleFF]

Made for a French friend. Alas, my French is very bad))) he still has to correct mistakes and then I can assemble the product. The background was a paper bill of 500 francs - cut out the central part of it and replaced it with a picture.