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| Beautiful Non-Dug CS175, Confederate Manuscript -I Infantry Coat Button |
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| Here is a Beautiful Non-Dug CS175, Confederate Manuscript -I Infantry Coat Button ! It has a wonderful golden brown patina on the front that really highlights the manuscript -I device. The reverse shows more of a reddish patina, with remnants of gold gilt around the intact shank, and down in some of the letters of the maker’s mark. The mark reads, “Halfmann & Taylor Montgomery” with a misspelled “ALABAMD” inside the inner row of dots. 23mm. I sold this button a while back, but just took it back on trade against another. A Great Displaying Confederate Manuscript -I Infantry Button !
$300 plus shipping
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| Beautiful Dug CS183 Confederate Block -I Infantry Coat Button |
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| Here is a Beautiful Dug CS183 Confederate Block -I Infantry Coat Button ! The front has a wonderful smooth brown/plumb patina, with no pushes, cracks, or damage of any kind. The reverse shows the original tin back still intact, and the remnants of the iron shank. 22mm. Recovered in the Moss Neck, Virginia, area, just southeast of Fredericksburg, and Stonewall Jackson’s winter headquarters in 1862/63. A Fine Dug Confederate Block -I Infantry Button !
$120 plus shipping
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| Beautiful Non-Dug CS5 Confederate Staff Officer’s Button |
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Here's a Beautiful Non-Dug CS5 Confederate Staff Officer’s Button! It still retains most of its original gold gilt, which has toned down to a pretty golden brown now. There is absolutely no damage of any kind, anywhere on this button, and the eagle surrounded by eleven stars device shows well. The reverse shows a period correct “ Extra Rich [dot] Treble Gilt [dot]” quality mark, with a solid inner circle, and a dotted outer circle. The shank is intact and upright. At 19mm diameter, this is the medium size of this pattern, and sometimes called a “vest” button. A Great Displaying Confederate Staff Officer’s Button !
$200 plus shipping
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| Beautiful Excavated CS102A Confederate Artilleryman’s Lined -A - Coat Button |
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Here is a Beautiful Excavated CS102A Confederate Artilleryman’s Lined -A - Coat Button ! It has a wonderful smooth greenish brown patina over the entire front, with no pushes, cracks, or damage of any sort. The reverse shows a maroon plumb patina, with a portion of the “Superior Quality” mark still legible, and an intact upright shank. 23mm. Recovered Richmond, Virginia. A Superb Displaying Confederate Lined – A – Artillery Button !
$300 plus shipping
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| Fine Confederate Block -A- Artillery Button w/Tinback & Copper Shank Intac |
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Here is a Beautiful Dug Confederate Block -A- Artilleryman’s Coat Button ! The front shows a mostly smooth brown patina that really highlites the -A- and makes it stand out. There are a few small areas of dirty green, but no pushes or cracks. The reverse shows the original tin back completely intact, as well as the copper shank which is still upright. Recovered near Frayser’s Farm, Virginia. 22mm. Just a Beautiful Dug Example of a Confederate Artillery Button !
$175 plus shipping
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| Beautiful Excavated CS117, Confederate Tin Back Block A Artilleryman’s Button |
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| Here is a Beautiful Excavated CS117, Confederate Tin Back Block A Artilleryman’s Button ! The front shows no pushes, cracks, or damage of any sort and wears a nice mostly brown patina, with a few areas of green, nicely highlighting the A device. The reverse shows the original tin back very nicely intact showing its original form, and copper shank intact and upright. 22mm. Recovered Culpeper County, Virginia. A Beautifully Displaying Confederate Artillery Button !
$175 plus shipping
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| Beautiful Non-dug CS171 Stippled -I Confederate Infantry Button |
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| Here is a Beautiful Non-dug CS171 Stippled -I Confederate Infantry Button ! The front retains 95% or more of its original gold gilt that really makes the whole button stand out, with only a few minor scratches. All the stippling in the -I device shows very well too. The reverse shows a correct “ H T & B Manchester”, maker’s mark with flourishes and an upright intact shank. This is a big coat size button at 24mm. A Beautiful Confederate Stippled -I Infantry Coat Button !
$400 plus shipping
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| RARELY seen Cuff or Kepi size Confederate Lined I Infantry Button |
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| Here is a RARELY seen Cuff or Kepi size Confederate Lined I Infantry Button ! It wears a beautiful mostly green patina that really highlights the I device nicely, though it does have a push at mid center. The reverse shows a similar patina, and easily legible quality mark of, “Extra Rich” with a diamond and flourishes around the shank, which is still tight though slightly tilted to one side. Originally purchased in the Fredericksburg, Virginia, area, it was likely recovered there. 16mm. A Fine Displaying and Quite RARE Confederate Cuff Size Lined I Infantry Button !
$200 plus shipping
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| Fine Displaying Dug CS181 Confederate Infantry Coat Button |
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Here is a Fine Displaying Dug CS181 Confederate Infantry Coat Button ! It has a mostly brown/plumb patina on the face, with a minimum of ground action, and the -I Infantry device shows very well. There are no pushes, cracks or damage of any kind to the front. The reverse shows a mostly green patina, with a completely legible, “E.M.L. & C, Richmond, VA.” maker’s mark. The shank is completely missing. Recovery location unknown. 23mm. A Fine Displaying, Richmond, Virginia, Manufactured Confederate Block -I Infantry Coat Button !
$130 Reduced $120 plus shipping
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| Beautiful Dug CS172 Confederate Lined – I Infantry Coat Button |
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| Here is a Beautiful Dug CS172 Confederate Lined – I Infantry Coat Button ! It has a wonderful mostly smooth dark brown patina on the front that is even darker than my pictures, but nicely highlights the Lined -I device, and there are no pushes, cracks or damage of any sort. The reverse shows a period correct quality mark of, “Superior Quality,” and a tight intact shank, though tilted over to one side. The patina on the reverse is a mixed plumb/brown color. 23mm. Recovered Orange County, Virginia. A Great Displaying CS172 Confederate Lined -I Infantry Button !
$195 Reduced $175 plus shipping
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| Beautiful Dug CS181 Confederate Block -I Infantry Coat Button |
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| Here is a Beautiful Dug CS181 Confederate Block -I Infantry Coat Button ! The front has a nice mostly smooth brown patina that highlites the -I device and the large rim very well. There is no damage, pushes, or cracks at all. The reverse shows a nicely legible maker’s mark of “E.M.L&C. Richmond, VA.”, though the shank is missing. Many of these Richmond marked buttons are recovered in the Northern and Central Virginia area, but this one was actually dug near Tunnel Hill, Georgia, and you can still see some of that red clay dirt on the reverse. 22mm. A Fine Displaying Confederate Infantry Button !
$140 plus shipping
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| Fine CS182 Confederate Block -I Infantry Coat Button |
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Here is a Fine CS182 Confederate Block -I Infantry Coat Button ! It’s the pattern with a brass face and copper back with a row of dots. It has a mostly smooth dark brown patina, with one tiny little blemish along the bottom right of the -I- device, and a very nice look, with no cracks or damage otherwise. The reverse shows the row of dots nicely on the back, and an intact and upright shank. Only recovery location I got was the Richmond, Virginia, area. 22mm. A Fine Displaying Confederate Block I Infantry Button !
$140 plus shipping
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| Excellent Dug CS130 Confederate Script -C Cavalry Button |
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| Here is an Excellent Dug CS130 Confederate Script -C Cavalry Button ! The front shows a nice brown/plumb patina with some moderate ground action, but still enough detail to nicely display the lines in the lined -C device. No pushes, cracks or damage of any sort. The reverse shows a little more ground action, but just enough of the maker’s mark to know that it was “Isaac Campbell & Co. London. 71 Jermyn St,”. The shank is intact as well. Approximately 22mm. Recovered at the Biggest Cavalry Battlefield of the Civil War, Brandy Station, Virginia. A Fine Displaying Confederate Script -C Cavalry Button !
$450 Reduced $400 plus shipping SOLD
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| Very Uncommon in Excavated Condition - CS36 Confederate Staff Officer's Coat Button |
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Here is a Decent Displaying Dug CS36 Confederate Staff Officer’s Coat Button ! It’s the pattern with the eagle facing left on a lined field, encircled by eleven stars. It has no pushes or cracks and a nice green patina overall, with a bit of rust around the eagle’s head, and hints of gold gilt in several of the lines, and around the stars. The reverse shows a mottled plumb color, with enough of the maker’s mark legible to tell it was, “H T & B Manchester.” The shank is still present and tight though tilted to one side. I Sold this button once, and it was returned. Before posting it again, I put some baby oil on the rusted areas and attempted to remove some of the rust with a wooden toothpick. Quite a bit came off, but in the process, I poked a tiny hole in the outside of the eagle’s right wing. Re-Photographed the button to show that. It is hardly visible from the front, but can be easily seen when turning on edge. So, this button which I once sold for $350 is now available again, for just $220 ! Recovered near Batesville, Arkansas. 24mm. A Very Nice Priced CS36 Confederate Staff Officer’s Button !
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