Flat button can?t make out the name

Oct 2, 2012
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Your brass flatbutton's backmark says "Fine Gold Color." Since unlike most flatbuttons it doesn't have the British spelling (colour), it is American-made... and therefore, was manufactured sometime between about 1815 and the early-1830s.
 

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Its funny, i looked and looked at that button and couldnt figure not one word out and then CBG got it and now it is plain to see...LOL
 

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Actually, after closely re-examining the first photo, I now think it does have the British spelling, "colour." So, it is from the after anti-British boycott after the War Of 1812 diminished, likely mid-1820s into the early 1830s.
 

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