Need help IDing a makers mark off a flat button found earlier this year.

[tomjiggy]

A friend and I hooked up back in October and went to some private property south of Charleston where there had been a few colonial houses. I found a flat button with a makers mark that reads PICARIA&MANZANEDO*NEW YORK. I've been reading threads from the button experts on treasurenet, and even tried to GOOGLE this, and haven't come across a link or referrence to this maker yet. Any help is greatly appreciated.

 

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[creskol]

A friend and I hooked up back in October and went to some private property south of Charleston where there had been a few colonial houses. I found a flat button with a makers mark that reads PICARIA&MANZANEDO*NEW YORK. I've been reading threads from the button experts on treasurenet, and even tried to GOOGLE this, and haven't come across a link or referrence to this maker yet. Any help is greatly appreciated.

Are you sure it isn't Picabia & Manzanedo ?

 

[tomjiggy]

That looks to be the one, lettering is so small on the flat button...lol. Can you tell me the approximate date and worth please. Nice ID creskol

 

[creskol]

That looks to be the one, lettering is so small on the flat button...lol. Can you tell me the approximate date and worth please. Nice ID creskol

From what I can gather they were Cuban Military buttons, made in New York, and were in use during the Cuban War of Independence (1895–1898).

 

[tomjiggy]

Musta been some Soldiers living in that house for a very long time. Buttons found on that property are as follows: 1 pre-civil war era flat button with Heraldic Eagle, several civil war buttons to include an confederate infantry block "I" and block "A", as well as a script "I", this Cuban War of Independance button, and a Spanish-Amercan War button. Any idea on what this ones worth?

 

[creskol]

Musta been some Soldiers living in that house for a very long time. Buttons found on that property are as follows: 1 pre-civil war era flat button with Heraldic Eagle, several civil war buttons to include an confederate infantry block "I" and block "A", as well as a script "I", this Cuban War of Independance button, and a Spanish-Amercan War button. Any idea on what this ones worth?

No, sorry .. I don't know what the value is.

 

[tomjiggy]

Thanks for your help creskol.