I found this button the other day and was looking for some info on age and origin. Also this item which looks adjustable..thought maybe a pendulum from a clock? Any help appreciated. Thanks for looking.
I found this button the other day and was looking for some info on age and origin. Also this item which looks adjustable..thought maybe a pendulum from a clock? Any help appreciated. Thanks for looking.
I just Googled clock pendulum and saw many just like your's. That's what it must be. thumbsup01
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steel backs on buttons almost exclusively mean 1900's or newer , and Naval buttons traditionally had brass backs . so it would seem to be civilian .
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All four of my block A's from the civil war has steel backs on them.
One find at a time.
hey Dirt FisherOriginally Posted by Dirt Fisher link=topic=7720.msg89539#msg89539 date=1321236617
i believe they call them tin backs as the composition should be slightly different , would love to see them posted fronts and backs
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