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18th Century Buttons
We are continually trying to improve the quality and variety of buttons available to those involved in recreating the Colonial Period of North America. If you have any recommendations of new buttons you would like to see reproduced or suggest improvements in those we currently reproduce, we would certainly like to hear from you. Our current project is reproducing buttons found on the Savannah River near Augusta, Georgia. Near this site once stood Fort Moore which played an important part in the early Colonial Period of Georgia. These buttons range in size from 1 1/8" to 1/2" and have a very thin cross section. Our reproductions will be offered in copper and pewter as per the original patterns. Of the several books available on buttons we recommend Albert's Record of American Uniform and Historical Buttons as a good reference guide.
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Civilian Buttons Pewter: 18CB100 1/2" Flat, Plain 18CB101 3/4" Flat, Plain 18CB102 7/8" Flat, Plain 18CB103 3/4" Domed, Plain 18CB104 7/8" Domed, Plain 18CB105 1", Flat, Plain Brass: 18CB110 5/8" Domed, Plain, Brass 18CB111 7/8" Domed, Plain, Brass 18CB112 5/8" Flat Brass 18CB114 7/8" Flat Brass 18CB117 7/8" Domed with rim Copper: 18CB115 7/8" Flat Copper 18CB116 5/8" Flat Copper Bone: Our bone buttons are made of real cattle bone not plastic, don't sell your customers short by
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using plastic imitation buttons use the real thing, not only will they be pleased but so will you. 18CB201 1/2", Two Hole 18CB202 5/8", Two Hole Military Buttons Pewter: 18CB109 7/8" French Marine 18CB118 7/8"USA, Continental Army, General Service 18CB119 6/8" USA, Continental Army, General Service Brass: 18CB106 1" French Marine 18CB107 13/16" French Marine 18CB108 3/4" French Marine 18CB301 1" French Marine, gold gilt 18CB302 13/16"French Marine, gold gilt 18CB303 3/4" French Marine, gold gilt Horn: 18CB601 5/8" two hole, black horn |
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