Calvary button

[Older The Better]

I’ll try to do my part but I don’t have much to offer not a lot of civil war activity in my area, it was just in the process of transferring from the Osage to whites at that time. I had no idea what I found till I took it home and cleaned it up a bit, totally unexpected find and one of my favorites.

 

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[Relicific]

Nice cavalry button

 

[crashbandicoot]

Cavalry,mounted soldiers. Calvary,where the crucifixtion took place.No offense meant.

 

[fyrffytr1]

Nice button, there is a real good chance it dates to the civil war.
"J.C.Fuller, Philadelphia, 40 3rd st. & 712 Chestnut. John C, Fuller was a jewelry maker and importer from 1857-1867. Buttons with his backmark have been dug from Civil War sites."

 

[Older The Better]

Cavalry,mounted soldiers. Calvary,where the crucifixtion took place.No offense meant.

Not offended at all I find my spelling skills slipping with autocorrect and instant spell check, guess it got me since both are actual words

 

[Older The Better]

Nice button, there is a real good chance it dates to the civil war.
"J.C.Fuller, Philadelphia, 40 3rd st. & 712 Chestnut. John C, Fuller was a jewelry maker and importer from 1857-1867. Buttons with his backmark have been dug from Civil War sites."

Awesome thanks for the information I couldn’t remember if it was truly civil war or if the date extended into the Indian wars.

 

[crashbandicoot]

Not offended at all I find my spelling skills slipping with autocorrect and instant spell check, guess it got me since both are actual words

It took me years before I actually got it right most of the time.

 

[7centsworth]

Great find. Every button I dig I look for a C or A or R. But so far the only letters I hav egoism is the I. Congratulations.

 

[Davers]

Nice button, there is a real good chance it dates to the civil war.
"J.C.Fuller, Philadelphia, 40 3rd st. & 712 Chestnut. John C, Fuller was a jewelry maker and importer from 1857-1867. Buttons with his backmark have been dug from Civil War sites."

Yes I agree & also thought the backmark was not a common one (in my mind ) .

Nice C button there.

 

[Davers]

Great find. Every button I dig I look for a C or A or R. But so far the only letters I hav egoism is the I. Congratulations.

Same here , I've never dug a Rebel Or Union C, A or R , But I do have the I's covered & I'm def happy with those .