✅ SOLVED Button help needed

[Merf]

Would appreciate help reading the backmark on this one inch button.

 

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[Red-Coat]

Neat button. I'm sure it will be "Wadhams & Co" of Connecticut. They produced a range of buttons with various animals on them which are loosely termed "sporting buttons".

The Wadhams company underwent several name changes but operated as "Wadhams & Co" between 1847-1849.

I can't read the other part of the wording but, usually, it will say "SUPERFINE" and I think that's the case here.

 

[Bramblefind]

This button came up before and created a little controversy about what animal this is. The Big Book of Buttons calls it a "Guanaco."

Here's the old thread about it

🔎 UNIDENTIFIED - What type of animal is this? Recently found

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[Merf]

Neat button. I'm sure it will be "Wadhams & Co" of Connecticut. They produced a range of buttons with various animals on them which are loosely termed "sporting buttons".

The Wadhams company underwent several name changes but operated as "Wadhams & Co" between 1847-1849.

I can't read the other part of the wording but, usually, it will say "SUPERFINE" and I think that's the case here.

Thank you much Red Coat

 

[Merf]

This button came up before and created a little controversy about what animal this is. The Big Book of Buttons calls it a "Guanaco."

Here's the old thread about it

🔎 UNIDENTIFIED - What type of animal is this? Recently found

www.treasurenet.com

 

[Merf]

Thank you bramblefind. I think it is a guanaco.