Post your favorite button.

[Brian C.]

Here is one of my 1850s period 63Rd button. The site that this came off had many neat finds. I think the location was an early tavern site, it was near the river, I think there must have been a crossing at this place. Brian C.

 

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[fonfixer]

I found this years ago just north of Baton Rouge. Me and Steve Dupuy, who introduced me to this site spent the day along a walking trail kinda behind a fast food joint. This was one of the best finds that day. Steve was a good mentor both at work and away from work.

 

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[mjb Mike]

George Washington inauguration button found this a few months ago at an old colonial home site

 

[Joe-Dirt]

One of my favorites is my war of 1812 Massachusetts militia artillery button I found near a cellar hole

 

[ncsuwolf]

second csa button I found…..not in the best of shape, but does say Nc

 

[ncsuwolf]

Button unknown, I'm not a button man
Richard Ray

I realize this is a decade or so late on response, but that is a csa marines button. Pretty darn rare…..and expensive.

Not sure where found, but they don’t turn up in a lot of geographical areas.

 

[Gare]

AMAZING LIST of FINDS Thanks for posting and keep finding "_

 

[Urien of Rheged]

I found these silver plated buttons about a year ago on two different permissions both in West Yorkshire.
Just last week i found a third but having told the landowner what it was he wanted to keep it.
They are officer buttons from a local militia called the "Craven Legion" formed at the turn of the 19th century as a Napoleonic invasion seemed likely.