Really yesterday’s finds but I’m just waking up. Looong day

[Truth]

I want to another old park around my house and I found what appears to be a small round button with broken shank, but I’m not sure, if anybody knows more on this one please let me know. Also got a handful of lead, 2 square nails, a key, suspender and a bracelet with a design on it. Oh and a pocket knife. I’m leaving about to go swing at 7am. Crazy life

 

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[CRUSADER]

yeap, 1850s button.

 

[Truth]

yeap, 1850s button.

You think I had a feeling it was deep in a 1850’s Park, but have never seen one so round and small. Would you happen to know the name of this kind of button? I’m gonna do some reach I love this part of the hobby. Thank you so much for your time.

Any advice on cleaning it so maybe in can pick up some deal? I found this one it has dimples on the top but not the webbing I don’t think.

And yes I’m on a coffee high lol

 

[Kurios1]

I like the cool old copper bracelet with that nice patina. The old button is a nice relic find too. Good digs buddy.

 

[vpnavy]

I want to another old park around my house and I found what appears to be a small round button with broken shank, but I’m not sure, if anybody knows more on this one please let me know...

You might consider posting those pictures on Forum: What Is It?

 

[Truth]

I like the cool old copper bracelet with that nice patina. The old button is a nice relic find too. Good digs buddy.

Yeah me too I always wonder the “how old” something is. That always gets me wondering lol

 

[Trezurehunter]

Looks like some nice finds Truth. I like the bracelet and button.

 

[Professor of Engineering]

Nice, congratulations!

 

[DetectingGodlikeOnOlympus]

I don't think there is any way to assign a date to that button other than "Victorian era". It's a little ball button off of a woman's high top shoe.

Here are lots of pictures of similar examples: https://www.google.com/search?q=vic...WMKHUQmCtAQ_AUICygC&biw=1812&bih=1014#imgrc=_

 

[WaterScoop]

Very nice finds. Congratulations!

 

[CRUSADER]

You think I had a feeling it was deep in a 1850’s Park, but have never seen one so round and small. Would you happen to know the name of this kind of button? I’m gonna do some reach I love this part of the hobby. Thank you so much for your time.

Any advice on cleaning it so maybe in can pick up some deal? I found this one it has dimples on the top but not the webbing I don’t think. View attachment 1564479

And yes I’m on a coffee high lol

I can't see the button very well in the pictures. If its 2 piece its a ball button.
If its cast all in one (ie the shank as well) bronze & solid, then its a Tudor Button! (1580s!)

 

[Truth]

I can't see the button very well in the pictures. If its 2 piece its a ball button.
If its cast all in one (ie the shank as well) bronze & solid, then its a Tudor Button! (1580s!)

It’s one solid piece Crusader!!!

 

[Truth]

Very nice finds. Congratulations!
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Lol that’s a strange picture

 

[CRUSADER]

It’s one solid piece Crusader!!!

Well you may have just broke into the 16th C, they were sleeve buttons!

 

[Truth]

Well you may have just broke into the 16th C, they were sleeve buttons!

CRUSADER I love this little thing.

 

[against the wind]

Congratulations,, if the button is 16th Century,, you are swinging over some old dirt.