Wicked Cool Large Old Navy Button

[OxShoeDrew]

Had 90 min to play with so I went back to the place were I found the picture of the people that lived at the cellar hole. I asked them if they might tell me where to look. Hey, I'll try anything. :) I worked one side of the hole lip and found these keepers. Thanks, Drew

[del]

:shocked03: wow Drew , you found a beauty there :perfect10: its an early Federal Revenue Cutter button (now known as the Coast Guard). 1828-1836

[coinnut]

Yep, Department of the Treasury - Revenue Cutter Service. :shocked04: A beauty Drew. Them people like you:lol: At a quick glance it looks like FD 1A in Albert's book.

[del]

Yep, Department of the Treasury - Revenue Cutter Service. At a quick glance it looks like FD 1A in Albert's book.

I agree FD-1A , good eye

[OxShoeDrew]

Thank you very much fellas. :notworthy: I haven't cleaned it. Just wiped the dirt away. So much color on it :cheesysmile:

[Bell-Two]

Great button...it floats my boat! :lolsign:

[giant056]

Very cool old button for sure :thumbsup02:

[Lodge Scent]

Awesomely wicked neat !

[kpmoose]

Awesome find on that button. Love the coloring on it. Display that one with pride. :congrats:

[foundation hunter]

Nice button,still has a lot of gilt,i would love to add that find to my collection.
Gary

[del]

Drew those type of buttons are great canidates for the diluted Clr treatment , the gold will really pop on that one .

[MangoAve]

Nice find. It's still got a lot of detail still present. Attleboro was once known as the Jewelry Capital of the World.

[HEAVYMETALNUT]

she's a BEAUTY! i'd just use the brass bristled brush with soap n water.but Dan's method will work too.

[RobW]

:clapping:Awesome finds!!!!

[Timewarpdigger]

congrats on the great finds. Safe & HH