A Day in the Life # 72 How To Identify Your Buttons.
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- Опубліковано 19 жов 2024
- On this day in the life, I describe some of the methods used to identify relic and antique buttons other than by what design is on the face. There tens, if not hundreds of thousands of varieties of buttons produced over the course of our countries history and understanding some of the subtle differences can be the difference between a positive or erroneous identification.
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We appreciate the hours you put into your volgs, BirdDogg. Don't neglect the family and friends though. Thanks for the tutorial today.
Thanks Chris, enjoy the holidays🎁
Great video! I'm stuck up here in Maine waiting for the snow to melt...I think I'll be waiting a while. Find treasure in my stead, BirdDogg.
Merry Christmas! This time of the year is always stressful, but it's always wonderful to see all the goodwill,compassion, and love that can still be found within everyone this time of year. Hope you have a great Christmas - and good Luck!
Thanks once again for awesome and enlightening video. You are right about the cost of those books, high and often hard to come by. You definitely answered numerous questions about buttons in such a short and timely manner. You have an amazing collection of buttons! Have a wonderful and Merry Christmas...GL&HH
Thanks for taking the time each day to bring us a nice vlog,& no explanation necessary Chris family & friends are top priority always! Enjoy your visitors & have a very Merry Christmas!!
Great information. Thanks tor getting right to the buttons. Enjoyable
Thanks for this video! Very informative!
Thanks for the interesting information about these cool buttons! Birddog, family and friends are so precious and priceless, to all of us! Please take a few days off from videos, to spend time with those close to you! It's perfectly fine to take a few days off! Love your videos, man, but slow down if you need to. All your fans are with you. Take care, Chris, you're awesome! 🎤🎸🎶🤘🏻🐾
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You produce great videos never miss any. This time of the year is very important to be with love ones. Take all the time you need. We will be here when you come back. Thanks for all you do for us. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Sweet video man! Thanks for the info I learned a lot about buttons that I didn't know. Keep up the good work GL and HH!
Great video my friend and thanks for sharing. Family and friends are important. Have a great and Merry Christmas BD.
You too buddy!
great information and take some time for yourself and your family and have a great holiday season
Great info, Chris. Thanks for sharing.
dam b-dog, that is a heck of alot of buttons! i found an odd one the other day with a duck on it. had o'brien brothers on it. turned out to b original duck head brand. dug it w/ modern levi buttons and bout threw them in the junk bucket. love to find an artillery or calvary that didn't fall to pieces. sux that they are so delicate.
As always great info Chris!!
Hey buddy. Very well done and good information. KRH
Thanks for the video mate, hope you have a lovely Christmas ;)
Great button info! Happy holidays Chris!
Great job.
Very cool my new friend 👍🏼 this video helped me out a lot. Appreciate you sharing this video. Talk to you soon!
Thanks Long Island!
Enjoy the holidays, take whatever time you need to spend with the people you love.
Thank you for the tips !!! :)
Great info.
Nice buttons you have there. Not all from the button dump, right? Take time for yourself and family, especially during the holidays.
Thanks bud. Some of them were from other trips, just wanted to show some of each type I mentioned.
Very informative thank you
Glad to have helped!
super cool
Have you ever saw, or do you have a Brass Button with the back stamp, George R. Nathan, Hamburg? Trying to ID this button... It has a Shield with three stars and a Horse..... Thanks..
hey first time viewer awesome !...i see in or on area or property there is a church ...true?...whats up with that...looks like a story of such a small village RJB
Lol, Hi Jane, Hard to say what's up with that lol. Small village indeed.
Great info thanks a lot! I have a couple of flat buttons I dug last year with matching 4 digit numbers? I've research to no avail on what the numbers represent? Any idea? Thanks
What are the numbers?
Fine gold surface 5583
Hmm. weird. Numbers on front or back?
It is weird. I've found hundreds of flat buttons but these were the first to have numbers on them? Numbers are on the back
Off the top of my head I can;t say I have ever seen a numbered backmark
ok to take a day off. no one will tell .have a good day.
I have a flat button with a broken shank and a silver side, it says LONDON PLATED on it. What year was those LONDON PLATED buttons made?
They were made through a wide space of time with that back mark but I would say you are likely looking at 1830’s-1850’s
what is your knowledge towards english royalty buttons for identifications? specially English civil war buttons 17th century. Probably made by thomas simon the Kings engraver.
Fairly limited, most of the buttons I find are American but I may be able to help if you had a question in mind
@@BirdDogg Thomas simon the Kings engraver made and designed rare coins medals etc plus he signed afew coins etc that made them very special and very rare, my question is did he do the same with buttons/cufflinks. Because we all know that charles 2nd loved his jewellery and dress ware.
@@cruzy1969 in a brief cursory search I can find no mention of him having done so but I would say it’s plausible
@@BirdDogg My thoughts completely. Hopefully something will turn up.
Hey I need help identifying a button I found while walking can anyone help me
I can try
Have you run across a Berdan Sharpshooter button?
Not yet but my eyes are peeled!
Hmm, I guess I'm first ?