Button Help
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TNTGross
Elite Member
Don't know much about buttons, but nice find.
EmuDetector
Forum Supporter
Standard 1800s flat button. Someone might have a book with the name, but from what I've always found so many different people made so many flat buttons there's not much catalog history to them. Still love finding them though!
mr_whipple
Full Member
Gotcha. Thanks! I figured the company would have some recorded history but I can't find it.
Mr. Whipple,
I have a few of these D.C. & Co., they all look just about the same, they were all found in early contexts. Since they are the early A-shank type in construction, all of the ones I have seen pre-date 1820. They are definitely English made. all the ones i have seen reported are on the east coast.
Bob Milburn
I have a few of these D.C. & Co., they all look just about the same, they were all found in early contexts. Since they are the early A-shank type in construction, all of the ones I have seen pre-date 1820. They are definitely English made. all the ones i have seen reported are on the east coast.
Bob Milburn
mr_whipple
Full Member
Thank you, Bob.
