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| Beautiful Non-Dug EG6 US Army Engineers Coat Button |
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Here is a Beautiful Non-Dug EG6 US Army Engineers Coat Button ! The device is a spread wing eagle holding a banner in its beak that says, “Essayons” over a brick castle with a sunburst at the lower edge. This button retains at least 95% of its original gold gilt finish which really shines. The reverse shows an intact upright copper shank with a Civil War period correct makers mark of “ Waterbury Button Co. * Extra *” , with an inner and outer row of dots. Just a Fine Displaying Example of a Civil War Engineers Coat Button ! 23mm.
$185 plus shipping
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| Fine Schuyler, Hartley, & Graham EG6 Civil War Engineers Coat Button |
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| Here is an Excellent Civil War Period U.S. Army Engineers Coat Button ! It’s Albert’s EG6 or Tice’s EG215I with a nice amount of its original gold gilt still present on the front, though showing some honest wear on the high points of the eagle’s wings and around the rim. The reverse shows an intact upright shank and maker’s mark of “Schuyler Hartley & Graham *N.Y.*” and an inner circle of hash marks. Another Fine Displaying Example of a Civil War Engineers Coat Button ! 23mm.
$185 plus shipping
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| Fine OC5 Civil War Period Ordnance Department Cuff Button |
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Here is a Fine Civil War Period OC5 Ordnance Corps Cuff Button! The front of this button shows 99% of its lustrous gold gilt remaining. The device is crossed cannons with a flaming bomb, overlaid with a circular ribbon having the words, Ordnance Corps on it, all on a lined field. The reverse shows an 1850s, “D. Evans & Co. Ext” maker’s mark, with an intact upright shank. A Beautiful Civil War Period OC5 US Ordnance Corps Cuff Button!
$75 plus shipping
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| Nice AY78 Artillerymans Vest Button |
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Here is a Nice US Artilleryman’s Gilted Vest Button !
It looks to have retained nearly 100% of its original gold
gilt, with no damage or pushes of any kind. Reverse shows
upright intact shank and makers mark of “ Scovill Co.
Waterbury.” A Very Nice Displaying Union Artillery
Button ! Alberts AY78. 15.5-16mm.
$40 plus shipping
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| Beautiful CV1 U.S. Cavalry Eagle -C- Overcoat Button |
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Here is a Beautiful CV1 U.S. Cavalry Eagle -C- Overcoat Button ! It has some small speckling in my enlarged pictures, but it isn’t nearly as noticeable in hand or in a case, and the gold gilt is still lustrous. There are no pushes or damage of any sort. The reverse shows a period correct depressed maker’s mark of “ * Thomas N. Dale & Co. * New – York,” and an intact upright shank. 23mm. A Great Displaying Eagle -C- Cavalry Button !
$75 plus shipping
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| Beautiful CV1 U.S. Cavalry Eagle -C- Overcoat Button |
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Here is a Beautifully Gilted CV1 US Cavalry Overcoat Button ! It retains 98% of its original gold gilt perfectly highlighting the Eagle -C- device, with a couple of tiny areas on the high spots showing a plumb tone. The details on this button are superb. The reverse shows a period correct “ * D. Evans & Co. * Attleboro Mass” maker’s mark, with an upright shank. 23mm. A Superb Displaying Cavalry Overcoat Button !
$75 plus shipping
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| U.S. Silver Plated Eagle -I- Infantry Coat Button |
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Here is a Beautiful Pre-War U.S. Silver Plated Eagle -I- Infantry Coat Button ! It retains at least 90% of its original silver plate on the front, that perfectly highlights the eagle -I- device, showing details nicely. The reverse shows an upright intact shank, and quality mark of “Treble Plated **” inside an outer ring of dots, with a continuous inner ring. Silver plated examples of US Infantry buttons are much harder to find than the gilt, and this one displays superbly ! 19.5mm.
$45 plus shipping
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| Beautiful Non Dug GS13 Staff Officer's Coat Button |
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Here is Another Excellent Non-Dug, GS13 Civil War Period U.S. Staff Officer’s Coat Button ! Like the others this one shows probably 99% of its original gold gilt remaining on the front, with no pushes or damage of any kind. The reverse shows a Period Correct, “Extra * Quality *” mark with an inner and outer row of hash marks, and a tight upright shank. Another Superb Civil War Period Staff Officer’s Coat Button that Displays Great ! 22mm.
$40 plus shipping
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| Beautiful Non Dug GS13 Staff Officer's Coat Button |
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Here is Another Beautiful Non-Dug GS13 Civil War Period Staff Officer’s Coat Button ! It’s just a superb example showing 99% or so of its original gold gilt, with no pushes or damage of any sort. The reverse shows a period correct, “Extra * Quality *” mark, with an inner and outer row of hash marks, and a tight upright shank. An Excellent Civil War Period Staff Officer’s Button that Displays Beautifully! 22mm.
$40 plus shipping
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| Beautiful Non Dug US Staff Officer's Coat Button - GS13 |
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| Here is Another Beautifully Gilted GS13 US Staff Officers Coat Button ! It also retains 99% of its original gold gilt on the front with no pushes or damage of any sort. The reverse shows the upright intact copper shank and period quality mark of, “ Extra * Quality *” inside two concentric rows of dots. 22mm. Another Superfine Non Dug Example of the Civil War US Staff Officers Coat Button !
$40 plus shipping
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| Beautifully Gilted GS15 US Staff Officers Coat Button |
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Here is a Beautifully Gilted U.S. Staff Officer’s Coat Button ! It’s Albert’s GS15 or Tice’s GS228B1. There are no pushes even slight, on the entire button and the front looks to retain 99% of its original lustrous gilt. Narrow rim and the reverse shows perfectly upright shank intact and period correct “W.G. Mintzer” maker’s mark. A Superb Non Dug Civil War Staff Officers Coat Button ! 22mm.
$45 plus shipping
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| Beautiful ME1 Maine State Seal Coat Button |
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| Here is a beautiful example of a Maine State Seal, Staff Officer's coat
button ! It's got at least 99% of the gold gilt remaing, and more likely
100%. So shiney it was difficult to photograph. Device is the Maine
coat of arms, with the motto, "Dirigo" at the top, with a star above that,
and the word "Maine" at the bottom. Backmark is a correct Civil War
period, "Scovill Mf'g Co.Waterbury." Nice tight upright shank. This is
Alberts' ME1, and it's a real nice example ! 22mm.
$95 plus shipping
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Here is a Fine Little Maine State Seal Staff Officer’s Cuff Button with an Uncommon Maker’s mark ! What I mean is that it is an uncommon maker’s mark on a northern button. It is an ME1 with the ca. 1860 seal on it and looking like it retains 99% of it’s original gold gilt finish. Reverse shows an upright shank and the maker’s mark of “Canfield. Bro & Co. Bal.” 15mm. A Fine Displaying Maine Cuff Button with an Unusual Maker’s Mark !
$35 plus shipping
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Here is another Fine Maine State Seal Cuff Button ! It’s an ME1 with the ca. 1860 state seal device on the front. It shows 95% or more of its original gold gilt finish with no pushes, cracks, or damage at all. The reverse shows an intact upright shank and the period maker’s mark of, “Scovill Mf’g Co. Waterbury.” 15mm. Another Fine Maine State Seal Cuff Button !
$30 plus shipping
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| Fine Non Dug NH6 Civil War Period New Hampshire Coat Button |
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Here is a Beautiful Civil War Period NH6 New Hampshire Volunteer Militia Coat Button! It still retains at least 95% or more of its original gold gilt on the front which highlights the sharp details nicely. There is the tiniest push near the center which can hardly be seen in the photos, but I wanted to mention it. The reverse shows an 1850s Rmdc “Scovill Mf’g Co. Waterbury” maker’s mark between two dots with an upright shank firmly intact. 23mm. A Fine Non Dug Example of the Civil War Period New Hampshire Coat Button !
$75 plus shipping
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| Nice WC-1 Wisconsin State Seal Staff Officer's Coat Button |
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| Here's a good example of a Wisconsin Staff Officer's Coat Button ! They are one of the more desirable Northern state buttons, and getting harder to find. Though this one is non-dug, it shows a lot of wear to the high points of the device, and has a "Dug" look to it. In other words, it didn't lay in a box for years, but was definitely worn and used ! Still retains a good bit of gold gilt on the front, missing mostly on those high points. Reverse has a period correct * Extra * Quality backmark, in between two rows of dots, and a tight upright shank. No damage of any kind, and it has a nice "relic" look that displays beautifully. 22mm.
$125 plus shipping
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