CUFFLINKS Thread! Best, Oldest, Most Unique, or just found!

[Iron Patch]

Post your... Complete cufflink or just a single side/ individual cufflink button.

1) Found with a Rev War Officer button, the cufflinks were no doubt his.

2) Solid silver, "B" represents the surname from the site. (Beers)

3) Tallyho - looking at this one again I'm pretty sure I can clean it better.

4) Sailing Ships

5) Very early hot air balloon.

6) For years I've wondered about these 3 glass ones with the back to back letter C. All were from different sites, both with French and British finds. Just a few weeks ago looking up a French coin I see that Besancon, France used the same exact mark as a mint mark on their coins so that might finally be my answer.

7) A soldier marked "British Volunteer."

8.) Ornate - Gold & silver plate.

 

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[CRUSADER]

I don't think I'll bother

yeah but you started with one of the best types to find In a few years the XP will suck up a few more.

 

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[shaun7]

I don't think I'll bother

yeah but you started with one of the best types to find In a few years the XP will suck up a few more.

I think I will add mine....in a minute

 

[DOGMAN ( U.K )]

PS. not sure if this is one

Nice button matey. Has a Scottish look about it.

 

[johnnyi]

Oh man! what a great thread! All of you guys are amazing! Spectacular finds one and all! Wow!! Really...Wow! I'll have to dig mine out from various boxes, but they don't hold a candle to some of those you guys have posted. Thanks for putting this up IronPatch!!! It is true inspiration!!!

 

[shaun7]

Here's all mine

Still, I've had more luck with Cufflinks than Cartwheels

Pic is crap too.......oh well

 

[ironhorse]

wowsers, some nice cuff links and I see lots of collarstuds too!

I only have a couple of pics stored on the laptop I'm using, my pc has tons of pics but it's being fussy and difficult today, I'll throw more pics at this when it decides to behave

until then, silver with M or W, and gold collar stud

 

[liverpoolfc]

indianhead penny cufflink found on a local beach here in the uk.

found in a skip(dumpster) 18k gold cufflinks.

 

[dneyedli@res1.mts.net]

Here's one from a late 1700's site. Got a few more early ones that I will post as soon as I find them.
Dave.

 

[collector01]

I have only found two but here they are.

 

[The Patriot]

Here are a couple that I have pics of... The first one "Talliho" is neat as the 2 others posted here as they are shown in the book History written with pick and shovel...my picture doesn't do it justice!

 

[romeo-1]

Going through my buttons this afternoon and found this gold plated cufflink that I didn't realize I had...found a couple years ago on an old French site. Front is plain.

 

[romeo-1]

TallyHo must have been a pretty common cufflink...I see that IP, Don and Patriot each have one! Weird.

 

[Iron Patch]

TallyHo must have been a pretty common cufflink...I see that IP, Don and Patriot each have one! Weird.

Yes very common, and there's many buttons too.

 

[West Jersey Detecting]

I don't have any cuff links to post yet, but there is still a week left before the end of the year!

What a great post!

 

[Mike in Berks]

great post IP great finds and so many varietys

I didn't hit the 1700's yet i've found quite a few though

My oldest is a dove over an urn both are symbols of mourning early to mid 1800's
I think CRUSADER has 2 of them posted already ?



And my best (favorite) is this one found in an 1880 - 1914 church picnic grove

 

[Iron Patch]

great post IP great finds and so many varietys

I didn't hit the 1700's yet i've found quite a few though

My oldest is a dove over a goblet both are symbols of mourning early to mid 1800's
I think CRUSADER has 2 of them posted already ?




And my best (favorite) is this one found in an 1880 - 1914 church picnic grove

Very cool, but think it's an urn not goblet, at least the ones that represent mourning. A dove was a sign of peace so it is always possible one could be over a goblet.

 

[Mike in Berks]

great post IP great finds and so many varietys

I didn't hit the 1700's yet i've found quite a few though

My oldest is a dove over a goblet both are symbols of mourning early to mid 1800's
I think CRUSADER has 2 of them posted already ?





And my best (favorite) is this one found in an 1880 - 1914 church picnic grove

Very cool, but think it's an urn not goblet, at least the ones that represent mourning. A dove was a sign of peace so it is always possible one could be over a goblet.

I messed that one up Thanks for correcting me IP I fixed it now
I was rewriting a reply from Mark Parker i received yrs. ago eyes and age i guess

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

Nice old cufflinks. I dont have anything nearly so nice or as old but I did find a horseless carriage recently.

 

[Deno]

Iron Patch, yours and everybody else's are to neat. Here is the only pair i have ever found.

 

[Iron Patch]

Iron Patch, yours and everybody else's are to neat. Here is the only pair i have ever found.

If you're only going to find one engraved silver is a good choice!