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| Beautiful Confederate Block -A- Artillery Button w/Tinback & Copper Shank Intact |
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Here is a Beautiful Dug CS117 Confederate Artilleryman’s -A- Coat Button ! The face has a slick greenish brown patina that highlights the -A- device very nicely. No cracks or breaks, with only a very small push on the right arm of the -A-. The reverse shows the original tin back still tightly intact though rusted, with copper shank present and upright. There is one tiny hole in the tin back at about the three to four o’ clock position, but it would be very easy to fix. Recovered Fort Fisher, North Carolina. 22mm. A Great Displaying Confederate Artilleryman’s Block -A Coat Button !
$185 plus shipping
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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.
$199 plus shipping
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| Super Slick E.M.L. & C. Richmond, VA. Confederate Block -I- Infantry Coat Button |
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Here is a Beautiful, Slick Richmond, Virginia, Manufactured Confederate Block -I- Infantry Coat Button ! The front has a super smooth brown patina with no pushes, and just one tiny little crack on the bottom edge. The reverse shows a nicely legible “E.M.L.& C. Richmond, VA.” Rmdc maker’s mark and upright intact shank. Only recovery location I got on this one was Northern Virginia. 22-23mm. This Confederate Infantry Button Displays Superbly !
$140 plus shipping
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| Super Nice Confederate Cast -I- Infantry Button |
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Here is a Fine Excavated Confederate Cast –I- Infantry
Button ! As with most of these cast –I- buttons, it is in
excellent condition, with a smooth brown patina that really
highlight’s the letter device nicely. Shank with straight
drilled hole also in very good condition. You can still see
lathe marks around the outer edge of the front too. What
looks like a nick on the left edge is actually a small casting
flaw. Just a Super Nice Cast Confederate Infantry
Button. Recovered Dalton, Georgia. 23mm.
$145 plus shipping
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| Super Nice Confederate Cast -I- Infantry Button |
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Here is another Fine Excavated Solid Cast Confederate Infantry -I- Coat Button ! This one has never been cleaned and still has considerable dirt on the reverse and even a little on the front. It is showing that same wonderful light green color as the CS buckle I listed recently, and is from the same North Carolina collection. The -I- device stands out very nicely with this patina, even through the dirt. Just a Great Looking Cast Confederate Infantry Button ! 23mm.
$145 plus shipping
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| Nice Confederate Solid Cast -I- Infantry Coat Button |
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Here is a Fine Dug Solid Cast Confederate Infantry -I- Coat Button ! It’s got a nice looking mottled green/brown patina with moderate ground action but showing the device quite well. I can see some of the lathe marks remaining around the bottom. The reverse shows the integral shank still nicely intact also. A Fine Displaying Cast Confederate Infantry Button ! 23mm.
$145 plus shipping
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| Well Worn Confederate Solid Cast -I- Infantry Button |
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Here is another Nice Solid Cast Confederate -I- Infantry Coat Button ! I first thought this to be a non-dug button, even though it came in a group with two others and some plates from the same place that were obviously dug. After looking it over carefully though, I think this is also a dug example that someone cleaned the front of. There is considerable verdigris in the pores of the back, and it definitely shows a lot of wear. Lathe marks are evident around the bottom of the -I- device. Priced with the cleaning in mind, it is still a Nice Original Confederate Cast Infantry Button ! 23mm.
$120 plus shipping
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| Nice Confederate Tinback Block -I- Infantry Button w/Original Tinback & Brass Shank Intact |
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Here is a Fine Excavated Tin back Confederate Block -I- Infantry Coat Button ! It has no pushes or damage to speak of, and the front is wearing a mostly smooth plumb patina with a few areas of mottled dark green. The -I- device stands out nicely. The reverse shows the original tin back still tight and intact with one small crack at about 3 o’clock, and brass shank still present though bent over to one side. Just a Nice All Original Confederate Tin Back Infantry Button that Displays Great !
$100 plus shipping
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| Nice Dug Confederate Script -I- Infantry Coat Button |
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Here is a Nice Confederate Script –I- Infantry Coat Button ! It has a smooth green/brown patina on the front, a little darker than my picture, with a broad push across the middle. The script –I- device still displays very well though and there are no cracks or breaks. The reverse shows intact shank bent over to one side, and most of the “Isaac Campbell & Co. London” makers mark. A Good Displaying Imported Confederate Infantry Script –I- Button !
SOLD
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Here is a Fine Dug Condition Confederate Block –I- Infantry
Button ! It’s a tinback pattern, with back still intact and strong
as is the brass shank. The front shows a nice brown patina, with
only minor ground action, and no pushes or damage. The –I-
device shows very well against that brown patina too. Just
a Fine Confederate Infantry Button that Displays Great !
Recovered Fredericksburg, Virginia. 22mm.
SOLD
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