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WINNER!!: Best Relic/Other Found March , 2006
goldrush00013
Posts: 2,478 ✭
Please vote for best relic/other.
Total Votes: 29
#1. IndianHeadMan's Eagle "D" cuff button.
10 (votes) 34.48 (%)
#2. Riccar's 1884 general service button.
9 (votes) 31.03 (%)
#3. Phut's large decorative flat button.
0 (votes) 0.00 (%)
#4. Phut's small decorative ball type button.
0 (votes) 0.00 (%)
#5. Phut's pewter Greatful Dead bear on a surfboard.
1 (votes) 3.45 (%)
#6. Phut's Spanish officer's shoe buckle of the American Revolutionary War period.
4 (votes) 13.79 (%)
#7. Phut's silver coated lion.
1 (votes) 3.45 (%)
#8. Phut's Tiger Cubs neckerchief slide.
2 (votes) 6.90 (%)
#9. CROCKofCOINS' Eyelash curler.
2 (votes) 6.90 (%)
#1. IndianHeadMan's Eagle "D" cuff button. D stands for Dragoon. Dragoon was the name of the mounted soldier groups before they were called cavalry at the start of the Civil War. This button dates to the 1840's maybe 1830's
#2. Riccar's 1884 general service button (Indian Wars). Referred to as a chicken or turkey neck eagle button.
#3. Phut's large decorative flat button.
#4. Phut's small decorative ball type button.
#5. Phut's pewter Greatful Dead bear on a surfboard.
#6. Phut's Spanish officer's shoe buckle of the American Revolutionary War period.
#7. Phut's silver coated lion. As quoted by phut:
<< <i>It's coated in silver, but really thick. The base metal is gone on the legs and tail yet it still holds together. >>
#8. Phut's Tiger Cubs neckerchief slide.
#9. CROCKofCOINS' "Medieval Torture Device" as he puts it , but is likely an eyelash curler by Revlon.
Total Votes: 29
#1. IndianHeadMan's Eagle "D" cuff button.
10 (votes) 34.48 (%)
#2. Riccar's 1884 general service button.
9 (votes) 31.03 (%)
#3. Phut's large decorative flat button.
0 (votes) 0.00 (%)
#4. Phut's small decorative ball type button.
0 (votes) 0.00 (%)
#5. Phut's pewter Greatful Dead bear on a surfboard.
1 (votes) 3.45 (%)
#6. Phut's Spanish officer's shoe buckle of the American Revolutionary War period.
4 (votes) 13.79 (%)
#7. Phut's silver coated lion.
1 (votes) 3.45 (%)
#8. Phut's Tiger Cubs neckerchief slide.
2 (votes) 6.90 (%)
#9. CROCKofCOINS' Eyelash curler.
2 (votes) 6.90 (%)
#1. IndianHeadMan's Eagle "D" cuff button. D stands for Dragoon. Dragoon was the name of the mounted soldier groups before they were called cavalry at the start of the Civil War. This button dates to the 1840's maybe 1830's
#2. Riccar's 1884 general service button (Indian Wars). Referred to as a chicken or turkey neck eagle button.
#3. Phut's large decorative flat button.
#4. Phut's small decorative ball type button.
#5. Phut's pewter Greatful Dead bear on a surfboard.
#6. Phut's Spanish officer's shoe buckle of the American Revolutionary War period.
#7. Phut's silver coated lion. As quoted by phut:
<< <i>It's coated in silver, but really thick. The base metal is gone on the legs and tail yet it still holds together. >>
#8. Phut's Tiger Cubs neckerchief slide.
#9. CROCKofCOINS' "Medieval Torture Device" as he puts it , but is likely an eyelash curler by Revlon.
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Comments
In my book, the Dragoon button should be in a huge lead... due to how rare those are, and I think it (if I understand the history correctly) would have been worn by one of the more elite soldiers (a lot more interesting than a gen. svce. button).
If I had a choice to dig one of these, no hesitation, I'd like the Dragoon button.
Just my 2 corroded zinc cents...
But IHM's Dragoon button won out