CIVIL WAR DUG BUTTONS

Six Confederate Buttons Dug in Virginiabrass, to include: two blockade-run lined "I" buttons, 22mm (one with shank and SUPERIOR QUALITY backmark, the other lacking much of its back); an imported scrip

[CIVIL WAR]. A group of 8 Confederate and Union button relics. Includes an Alabama Confederate blouse button dug at Hokes Camp in Fredericksburg, Virginia; a Wisconsin blouse button dug at Court House

Fifty Dug Civil War Button is Display Case: Includes US Navy and Marines Buttons, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Georgia, Confederate States, New York, Connecticut, and Louisiana Coat Buttons Plus 11 Flats.

Lot of 12, including nine domed brass Union uniform buttons in four types, two different type eagle buttons and two different size N.Y. buttons, plus War of 1812 underwear button dug at Fort Butler-As

Lot of Civil War dug artifacts including a US eagle button, a Burnside carbine cartridge and more found near General Sheridan's 1864 cavalry camo near Winchester, Virginia at Stephenson's Depot. Comes

FORTY-SEVEN CIVIL WAR DUG RELICSAmerican, 19th century. Forty-seven (47) dug relics mostly related to Union Cavalry, consisting of assorted buttons, two (2) cavalry crossed sword insignias, an 1853 &q

FIFTY CIVIL WAR DUG RELICSAmerican, 19th century. Fifty (50) relics in tray consisting of thirty-six (36) assorted buttons, a U.S. buckle, a partial crossed sword insignia, and thirteen (13) additiona

ONE HUNDRED AND TEN DUG CIVIL WAR RELICSAmerican, 1861-1865. One hundred and ten (110) Civil War dug relics in tray, consisting of ninety-two (92) buttons, seven (7) buckles, a ring, two (2) thimbles,

Including: Forks, toe plates or toe taps, juice harp, escutcheons, dish shards, buttons, other items (Ref. 59, 60, 61, 65, 70, 79, 85, 95, 98)

Civil War Texas coat button Albert's TX27A. One piece cast button presents five pointed star with stamped center "CS" ("S" stamped weak). Button is dug and exhibits some surface corrosion. Provenance:

Civil War Mississippi coat button Albert's MP8A. Button presents depressed channeled back and is of local manufacture. Button is dug and exhibits some surface corrosion. Provenance: Eugene T. Lomas co

Civil War Era Maryland State Seal Militia Cuff Buttonnon-dug, 15mm, "* EXTRA * / QUALITY" depressed mark. Additional high-resolution photos are available at www.lelandlittle.com

Confederate engineer coat sized old English "I" button Albert's CS177A. Button backmarked "S. ISAACS CAMPBELL & CO/LONDON/71 JERMYN ST.". Button is dug with some slight corrosion and presents push to

DUG CIVIL WAR ARTIFACTS INCLUDING CONFEDERATE BELT BUCKLE, UNIFORM BUTTONS, BULLETS, AND OTHER ERA ITEMS.

Wonderful non-dug example of a two-piece brass button as worn on the uniforms of the cadets at the Virginia Military Academy (VMI) in Lexington, VA during the Civil War era. This handsome coat-size bu

Shadow cased articles to Include four Civil War bullets, display containing spoon with hallmarks , 2 bullets, a button, insignia, display w/ buckle, 2 dug bullets from near Richmond, display box w/ mu

All individually identified. Estate found, no provenance. Dimensions: Largest: Dia: 1" Condition: Varying, most dug.

Lot of 41, including items from American Revolutionary War thru Civil War, including 21 brass buttons, including a nice Confederate domed brass I button (Infantry) with unmarked back, circa 1" diamete

Most identified. Estate found, no provenance. Dimensions: Largest: 1" Condition: Varying, some appear dug, some appear almost new.

Assembled group of 48-piece Civil War ephemera found in Middle Tennessee, including numerous dug items. Group consisting of twenty-seven (27) military and militia uniform buttons, some of the period,

These were dug up in Atlanta GA. This is a lot of civil war bullets, buttons, arrowhead, buckle remnants all with case included weighs about 20 lbs Case measures 14"x15"x8"

Group of 3 Civil War Infantry buttons mounted and framed. Ca. approx. 1864. They appear to have been dug. Measures approx. 7 1/2" tall x 9 1/2" wide in the frame. You are bidding at a live sale, pleas

Confederate block "I" infantry coat button Albert's CS82. Button is not backmarked. Button is in good condition with bent shank and presents evidence of being excavated/dug. Provenance: Eugene T. Loma

REMAINS OF CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA CIVIL WAR CAP BOX , FOUND IN VIRGINIA - DISPLAY TRAY IS 12" x 8 1/4"