button I.D

[button king]

maybe british and not sure about the other

 

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[timekiller]

The bottom lead one is a seal.Clothe,bag,bale etc.Yours likely a clothe.Sorta like the ones below in the links.Want to add that they used them style with the crown for years I know you live in Maryland & not out of the question to find one there that old but likely it's not & would be hard to tell.Cause I see them from 17th to 20th century using seals marked with just a crown.
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Pete,
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[button king]

thanks man that was alot of help i found the seal in a field from the 1680s

 

[fyrffytr1]

That is a musician's button. Check out the last two on the top row here:Musical - Waterbury Button

 

[button king]

That is a musician's button. Check out the last two on the top row here:Musical - Waterbury Button

thanks man do u know if its civil war?

 

[TheCannonballGuy]

Sorry to have to say, it is definitely a post-civil-war era button. There are two reasons for that analysis of its time-period:
1- The word "quality" in the backmark (maker's-mark) on it is written in non-Serifed (a.k.a. "plain block") lettering.
2- Extensive research has not produced even a single photo of a civil war soldier wearing that version of Musician's button (which shows a 4-stringed Lyre on its front).

 

[CRUSADER]

thanks man that was alot of help i found the seal in a field from the 1680s

It is a Cloth Seal but not 17th C.