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| BIG 25mm Confederate -A- Artillery Button |
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| Here is an Excellent Dug Large Confederate Artillery Button !
It's Albert's CS101A, or Tice's CSA200A, Pattern measuring a huge
25 mm in diameter, and manufactured by H T & B Manchester. The
button has a real nice brownish/plumb patina, even browner than my
pictures, with a minimum of ground action, and no damage. Reverse
shows a little more ground action, but enough of the maker's mark
present to positively identify it as H T & B. Shank is still present
though a bit loose and slightly tilted, firmly attached to the button.
The -A- device on this one really stands out superbly. A Very Nice
and much less common Confederate Artillery Button that
displays great ! Recovered Charleston, South Carolina.
$299 plus shipping
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| Beautiful Confederate Artilleryman's Block - A- Coat Button - Wilderness, Virginia |
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| Here is just a Beautiful Dug Example of the Confederate
Artilleryman's Coat Button ! The front has a wonderful green/
brown patina, that really makes the Block -A- Device stand out
great. There are no pushes, cracks, or damage of any sort. The
reverse shows the tinback perfectly intact & in amazing condition
as tinbacks go ! Still flat and not puffed up with rust, it shows
hints of the circular channel, and a tight, upright brass shank
intact. Just a Real Nice Example of the Confederate Block
-A- Coat Button. Recovered on private property at the Battle
Of The Wilderness, in Virginia. 22mm.
$195 plus shipping
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| Beautiful Confederate Artilleryman's Block -A- Coat Button - Cedar Mtn., Virginia |
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| Here is a Beautiful Dug Confederate Block -A- Artillery
Button ! It's got a wonderful dark green/brown patina that is
mostly smooth, and gives the -A- great definition. Just a tiny bit of
ground action present. The reverse shows tinback intact and still in
good enough condition to see part of the raised ring that circled at
the edge. Brass shank is intact, tight, and just slightly tilted. Button
has no pushes, cracks, or repairs, just a tight example. Recovered
Cedar Mountain, Virginia. 22mm.
$190 plus shipping
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| Beautiful Confederate Lined -C- Cavalry Coat Button - Malvern Hill, Virginia |
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| Here is a Super Displaying Confederate Lined -C- Cavalry Button !
It's got a great mostly light green patina, that really makes the -C-
stand out. Reverse shows a blank back, with tight intact shank
though it's slightly tilted. There's one tiny push, just about where the
top and bottom serifs of the the letter -C- meet on the right side,
but it's very hard to see in the picture, and barely even noticeable
in your hand. Just a great looking Confederate Lined -C- Cavalry
Coat button, with a super patina ! Recovered Malvern Hill,
Virginia. 22mm.
$375 plus shipping
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| Nice Confederate Script -I- Infantry Button - Dalton, Georgia |
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| Here's another real nice Confederate Script -I- Infantry button !
It's got no pushes, cracks, or damage of any sort and a fairly smooth
dark patina, that makes the device stand out very well . It's actually
a little darker than shows in the picture.Blank back with tight intact
shank, though tilted to one side. It will display great ! Recovered in
the Dalton/Resaca, Georgia, area. 22mm.
$169 plus shipping
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| Real Nice "Western Pattern" Confederate Puff-Rim Block -I- Infantry Button |
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| Here is a real pretty Confederate Puff-Rim Block -I- Infantry
Button ! Front shows a smooth dark brown/plumb patina, with
very little ground action. Reverse shows original tin back nicely
intact. Even though the shank is missing, you can see the two
points where it was attached to the back. A very nice example
of the Confederate Puff Rim, that displays beautifully !
Recovered Northern Georgia.
$100 plus shipping
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| Nice Confederate Puff-Rim Block -I- Button |
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Here is a real nice puff-rim Confederate Block -I- button ! It's got
just an excellent face, with no pushes, cracks, or damage of any sort,
and a good smooth brown patina. The -I- stands out very well, and
the button still retains its' original tinback in pretty good shape. The
shank has rusted away. These puff rims are generally considered
"western theater" buttons, but the recovery location of this one is
unknown. A great displaying Confederate Infantry button !
23mm
$89 plus shipping
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| Beautiful Rich Gold Gilted CS5 Confederate Staff Officers Coat Button |
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| Here is a Beautifully Gilted Non Dug Confederate Staff
Officers Coat Button ! It's Albert's CS5 or Tice's CS205A5.
There just is NOT one thing to complain about with this gem !
No pushes or damage, upright shank, and the most beautiful
buttery gold gilt wash, that looks to be 100%. Eagle on a lined
field, encircled by eleven stars device. Reverse shows perfectly
upright shank, and "Extra Rich Treble Gilt" quality mark. If you
saw Robert E. Lee's Coat, in the Museum of the Confederacy,
you know this is the exact pattern on Lee's Coat. Impossible
to upgrade this Big Confederate Button ! 24mm.
SOLD
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| Confederate Block -I- Infantry Button - EML & Co. Richmond - Dug South Arkansas |
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| Here is a real nice displaying Confederate Block -I- Button, dug
right here in Arkansas ! The front has a fairly smooth brown patina,
with areas of green highlite, and no pushes, cracks, or damage of
any sort. Reverse shows legible "E M L & Co. Richmond, VA."
maker's mark, and missing shank. Button is tight and strong and
displays very well. Surprisingly, it was recovered in one of US
General Steele's Retreat Camps between Camden, Arkansas,
Jenkin's Ferry, and Little Rock. A sharp displaying Confederate
button, from the State of Arkansas, where they are Rarely
encountered !
SOLD
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| Nice Displaying Pewter Cast -I- Confederate Infantry Button - Recovered Richmond, Virginia |
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| Here is a Nice Cast White Metal or Pewter Confederate -I-
Infantry Button ! The integral shank is broken, and there is some
slight edge loss, but button is stable, with an -I- device that stands
out very well. Scissor mold marks evident on reverse. Confederate
Infantry Button that isn't perfect, but displays very well. 22mm.
Recovered Richmond, Virginia, Defenses.
SOLD
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| Nice Confederate Lined -C- Cavalry Button |
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| A very nice displaying Confederate lined -C- Cavalry button here !
It's got a push to the front, but not too distracting, and a wonderful,
fairly smooth green/brown patina. The -C- device shows very well,
as do the lines on it . Reverse shows a plumb patina, with just enough
lettering to tell that it is a correct Superior Quality backmark. Shank
is still intact and tight, but has been pushed over. Basically, just a nice
Confederate Cavalry Button ! 22mm. Recovered in Tennessee.
Doubt you can find one that displays this well at a better price !
SOLD
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