US Military button help

[elkboy]

I found five of these US (presume) Army Button. All five were 4" - 5 " deep and in one spot about 3 foot in diameter they have Waterbury Button Co. Conn on the back. The only thing I have come up with is, This style of ( great seal button) was adopted in 1902 until WWII. Some still have the gold on the back. Any info or links will help Thanks & HH Dave

 

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[LEVERK5102]

I found one of those uniform buttons not to long ago. That company was originally founded in the 1800s. They started out making the buttons for the silver war.. My button was either WW1, or WW2. Have not been able to figure out which though. That is about all I can tell you. If you find anymore info, please let me know.

? ? ? Kerry

 

[mavrick03]

thats wht you call general service button post civil war around ww1 or ww2







Mav

 

[jag1022]

I just found one of these buttons behind an old southern pacific railstation in San Antonio NM.

 

[Montana Jim]

Nice U.S. Army general service Great Seal button. This design was first used by the US Army in 1902, replacing the older pattern "Eagle" buttons that are so often associated with the War of Southern Aggression.

This pattern is still used today.

I would date your button, judging by it's petina, and keeping in mind it's just a WAG - 1960 - 1970s. The back mark indicates it's a modern button.