TX 29 (Alberts), 23.5 mm. Very rare button. Albert\u2019s and Tice both associate it with the State of Texas but there are two known uniforms with these buttons, and they are both identified to Tennessee Officers. Some of those buttons have a \u201cHOME MADE\/LOUISVILLE KY.\u201d bm. Excellent condition with sharp details. Features a five-pointed star on a lined field surround by the motto \u201cSOUTHERN CONFEDERACY<\/strong>\u201c. No pushes, cracks, or repairs. Reverse has a blank back with two concentric lines. Intact shank. This button was recently acquired fron a Mississippi family and has not been cleaned or messed with since the surrender in 1865. A very desirable Confederate button indeed. <\/p>\n $7995.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_1_placeholder\n Off-the charts rare button that was picked up on the Second Manassas VA. Battlefield as described on the accompanying envelope. An authenticity and condition report done by John Sexton also accompanies the button. He states that in spite of the push, the detail is exceptional compared to the few known survivors. I have only seen maybe two others and they were excavated and pushed. This one retains a lot of original gold plating. In my opinion this gemstone is the keystone for any Confederate Government button collection. The battlefield provenance is a boon!<\/p>\n $13,500.00 Reduced!<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_2_placeholder<\/div>\n CS 81, 23 mm. Classic \u201cC.S.A.\u201d button with a smooth chocolate brown patina and upright shank. Desirable \u201cS. BUCKLEY\/BIRMINGHAM\u201d bm. Provenance of Dalton GA.<\/p>\n $495.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_3_placeholder\n CS 81, 23 mm. Great looking button with a deep untouched patina. This one was once on a uniform and saw active service. Very light push to face. Less common \u201cS. BUCKLEY\/BIRMINGHAM\u201d bm.<\/p>\n $595.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_4_placeholder\n CS 86 A, 22 mm. Classic \u201cC.S.A.\u201d cast brass button in very good condition. Found near Sharpsburg MD. by Mike Furmage.<\/p>\n $450.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_5_placeholder\n CS 81, 23 mm. Top notch example if you want the best of the best. Less common \u201cS. BUCKLEY\/BIRMINGHAM\u201d bm.<\/p>\n $650.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_6_placeholder\n CS 81, 23 mm. Good looking \u201cC.S.A.\u201d button with a brown patina and upright shank. Unusual flat-edged rim. Desirable \u201cS. BUCKLEY\/BIRMINGHAM\u201d bm. Provenance of Chattanooga TN. <\/p>\n $395.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_7_placeholder\n CS 81, 23 mm. Super smooth C.S.A. General Service button. Absolutely top of the line. Crisp \u201cS. BUCKLEY\/BIRMINGHAM\u201d bm. Provenance of Carolina Low Country. <\/p>\n $695.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_8_placeholder\n CS 86 A, 22 mm. Stupendous cast brass example with everything going for it. Deep untouched patina. <\/p>\n $695.00 HOLD R.L.<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_9_placeholder\n CS 86 A, 22 mm. Another beautiful cast brass CSA button with a great patina. Appears to have a high copper content. <\/p>\n $695.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_10_placeholder\n CS 81, 23 mm. Mellow patina with actual service wear. \u201cSUPERIOR QUALITY\u201d bm. <\/p>\n $250.00<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n CS 17, 24.3 mm, Extremely rare non excavated. This Confederate made one piece button features an eagle with upturned wings and prominent \u201cCS\u201d in a shield. Intact soldered on shank, no issues. This one has great details and an untouched patina.<\/p>\n $6500.00 Reduced!<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_12_placeholder\n CS 42, 25 mm, Rare high convex button with false three piece rim. Note copious gold plating. One of the more desirable Confederate produced Staff Buttons.<\/p>\n $4500.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_13_placeholder\n CS 36, 24 mm. Scarce variant with \u201cC & J WARRANTED.\u201d bm.<\/p>\n $1095.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_14_placeholder\n CS 4, 24 mm. Reasonably priced. Attractive example with no issues. \u201cHT&B MANCHESTER\u201d bm.<\/p>\n $1495.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_15_placeholder\n CS 7, 23 mm. Very bright gold plating and sharp details. This one was taken off of a Texas Officer\u2019s Frock Coat many years ago and I have four of the buttons from that coat. \u201cW. DOWLER SUPERIOR QUALITY\u201d bm.<\/p>\n $650.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_16_placeholder\n CS 7, 23 mm. Two fine buttons from the same coat and bargain priced. \u201cW. DOWLER SUPERIOR QUALITY\u201d bm.<\/p>\n $650.00 ea.<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_17_placeholder\n CS 20, 25 mm, Great looking large size CS Army Staff Button. This one has great details and an untouched patina.<\/p>\n $1850.00 Reduced!<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_18_placeholder\n CS 1, 26 mm. Blazing gold gemstone with scarce. \u201cRIVETED & SOLDER\u2019D\u201d bm. This backmark is also seen on some CS 5 Staffs, and South Carolina \u201cPalmetto Guards\u201d buttons. <\/p>\n $1250.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_19_placeholder\n CS 21, 22 mm. Blazing non dug beauty loaded with gold plating and visible \u201cC. ROUYER N.O.\u201d bm. I have two of these buttons that came from the same frock coat. This one has the clearer back mark. Rare.<\/p>\n $1850.00 Reduced!<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_20_placeholder\n CS 1, 26 mm. Impressive Confederate Officer\u2019s button. Top grade. No issues whatsoever. Retains 98% gold wash. \u201cS. ISAACS & CAMPBELL & Co. St. JAMES St. LONDON\u201d bm.<\/p>\n $1495.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_21_placeholder\n CS 5 Av, 16 mm. Very scarce in cuff size. Flawless example. \u201cEXTRA RICH\u201d bm.<\/p>\n $450.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_22_placeholder\n CS 17, 25 mm. High quality example with good details. One piece construction. Soldered on shank is intact. Provenance unknown.<\/p>\n $1395.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_23_placeholder\n CS 1, 26 mm. Untouched condition with a mellow patina. This button shows actual service wear. \u201cCOURTNEY & TENNENT\u201d of Charleston SC. bm. Probably from a South Carolina officer\u2019s frock coat.<\/p>\n $1495.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_24_placeholder\n CS 1, 26 mm. High quality example with blazing gold plating. Desirable \u201cHALFMANN & TAYLOR\/MONTGOMERY\u201d (Alabama). bm. Probably from an Alabama officer\u2019s frock coat. <\/p>\n $1495.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_25_placeholder\n CS 1, 26 mm. Blazing gold gemstone with scarce. \u201cRIVETED & SOLDER\u2019D\u201d bm. This backmark is also seen on some CS 5 Staffs, and South Carolina \u201cPalmetto Guards\u201d buttons. <\/p>\n $1250.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_26_placeholder\n CS 5, 25 mm. The most readily available Confederate officer\u2019s button. Several photos of Confederate officers show them wearing this button. Very good example with no issues. \u201cEXTRA RICH\/TREBLE GILT\u201d. bm. $250.00<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\nngg_shortcode_27_placeholder\n CS 127 A, 23 mm. Top quality. Flawless example. Great patina. \u201cSUPERIOR QUALITY\u201d bm. <\/p>\n $495.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_28_placeholder\n CS 127, 23 mm. Nice example of the non excavated \u201clined C\u201d Cavalry button with blank back. Imported from England through the Union blockade.<\/p>\n $495.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_29_placeholder\n CS 126 A, 25 mm. Bright gold finish on this large size \u201cStippled C\u201d Cavalry Button. Flawless condition. \u201cHT&B MANCHESTER\u201d bm. <\/p>\n $595.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_30_placeholder\n CS 126 A, 25 mm. A blazing beauty with no issues and a mirror like lustre. \u201cHT&B MANCHESTER\u201d bm. <\/p>\n $595.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_31_placeholder\n CS 130 A1, 23 mm. A very nice example of this somewhat scarce to find script \u201cC\u201d Cavalry Coat Button. Note light service wear and killer dark bronze patina. Plain back variant.<\/p>\n $995.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_32_placeholder\n CS 130, 23 mm. Script \u201cC\u201d cavalry button in very good condition. Chocolate brown patina. Nice detail. \u201cIsaacs & Campbell\/London\/71 Jermyn St\u201d bm. Dug near Richmond VA.<\/p>\n $450.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_33_placeholder\n CS 127 A, 23 mm. Good representative example. Great patina. Shank missing. \u201cSUPERIOR QUALITY\u201d bm. Found by Mike Furmage near Sugar Loaf Mountain, MD.<\/p>\n $225.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_34_placeholder\n CS 130, 23 mm. Script \u201cC\u201d cavalry button in great condition. Nicely highlighted and detailed. \u201cIsaacs & Campbell\/London\/71 Jermyn St\u201d bm. Dug at Widewater VA. (Stafford Co.) by Dave Ramis.<\/p>\n $495.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_35_placeholder\n CS 130, 23 mm. Another top of the line script \u201cC\u201d cavalry button with no issues and a fantastic patina. \u201cIsaacs & Campbell\/London\/71 Jermyn St\u201d bm. Dug Northern VA. Provenance of Northern VA.<\/p>\n $495.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_36_placeholder\n CS 127 A, 23 mm. Good representative example of the Confederate lined \u201cC\u201d Cavalry button. No pushes or repairs. Intact shank. Found in Virginia.<\/p>\n $275.00<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n CS 101 A, 25 mm. Classic large Stippled \u201cA\u201d Artillery Button that shows light service wear. Flawless with a beautiful untouched patina. \u201cH.T.&B. MANCHESTER\u201d bm. <\/p>\n $395.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_38_placeholder\n CS 101 A, 25 mm. Classic large Stippled \u201cA\u201d Artillery Button. A bright gold cream puff. \u201cH.T.&B. MANCHESTER\u201d bm.<\/p>\n $395.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_39_placeholder\n CS 101 A (Alberts) 25 mm. Impressive large size. Flawless non-excavated example with \u201cHT&B MANCHESTER\u201d bm. <\/p>\n $450.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_40_placeholder\n CS 107 A1, 23 mm. A very nice example of this somewhat scarce to find script \u201cA\u201d Artillery Button. Note light service wear. \u201cS. Issacs Campbell & Co\/ London\/71 Jermyn S.\u201d bm.<\/p>\n $795.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_41_placeholder\n CS 107 A1, 23 mm. Sharp non dug script \u201cA\u201d Artillery Button. \u201cS. Issacs Campbell & Co\/ London\/71 Jermyn S.\u201d bm.<\/p>\n $850.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_42_placeholder\n CS 105, 23 mm. Rare manuscript \u201cA\u201d Artillery Button. This one came from a uniform and has service wear. \u201c\u201dHALFMANN & TAYLOR \/ (dot) MONTGOMERY (dot)\u201d bm.<\/p>\n $1450.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_43_placeholder\n CS 117, 23 mm. Non dug local button with iron channel back which has some light rusting. <\/p>\n $295.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_44_placeholder\n CS 101, 25 mm. Large Stippled \u201cA\u201d with \u201cHT&B MANCHESTER\u201d bm. Real slick patina. Found in the sugar white sand near Fort Fisher NC.<\/p>\n $450.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_45_placeholder\n CS 117, 22-23 mm. Slick example with intact iron back and shank. Found near Fredericksburg VA. in 1973 by George Nance. <\/p>\n $165.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_46_placeholder\n CS 117, 22 mm. Confederate produced block \u201cA\u201d with a fine chocolate brown patina. Tin channel back. Missing shank. Verbal provenance of Gettysburg PA. Campaign. Found along the Fairfield Rd. by Ethan Spieleg.<\/p>\n $165.00<\/strong> <\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_47_placeholder\n CS 117 A, 23 mm. Great representative example. Tin back is in good condition though shank is bent. Provenance of Northern VA. Ex. Bob Scates collection.<\/p>\n $165.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_48_placeholder\n Coat size, 23 mm. Good looking CS Artillery button. Tin back intact but shank rusted away. Lost by a Confederate artilleryman on July 1st, 1863. Comes with a signed COA from the Horse Soldier in Gettysburg.<\/p>\n $595.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_49_placeholder\n CS 102 (Alberts), 23 mm. Untouched and perfect \u201cLined A\u201d button on a plain field. Deep untouched patina. Blank back. Intact shank. This series of buttons was produced by Smith, Kemp, and Wright in England and imported through the Federal Blockade. They feature a variety of back marks and cover every branch of Confederate Service. <\/p>\n $495.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_50_placeholder\n CS 102 (Alberts), 23 mm. Beautiful \u201cLined A\u201d button with the \u201cSUPERIOR QUALITY\u201d back mark. Intact shank. This series of buttons was produced by Smith, Kemp, and Wright in England and imported through the Federal Blockade. They feature a variety of back marks and cover every branch of Confederate Service. <\/p>\n $495.00<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n CS 68, 23.5 mm. Perfect condition with \u201cE. M. LEWIS & CO. \/ RICHMOND. VA.\u201d rmdc. This rare Confederate Navy Ship button looks fantastic with very strong details. You can see the stars surrounding the ship and it has a killer patina. I cannot tell if this is a non dug button, battlefield pickup or one that was dug or eyeballed decades ago and cleaned. It came from a very early non dug button collection that had many buttons from battlefields picked up shortly after the war by veterans and souvenir hunters. Either way, it is a killer rare button and would totally fit in a non dug collection for less than $10,000, which is in the range of the last one I saw sold for.<\/p>\n SOLD B.P.<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/strong> <\/p>\n <\/p>\n CS 201, 24 mm. Real pretty button. Sharp and clean. No issues. \u201cHT&B MANCHESTER\u201d bm. <\/p>\n $595.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_53_placeholder\n CS 202, 21.2 mm, Fine non excavated example with no issues. Exhibits light service wear. \u201cW. DOWLER SUPERIOR QUALITY\u201d bm.<\/p>\n $1650.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_54_placeholder\n CS 203 A1 (Alberts), 23 mm. Scarcely encountered \u201cLined R\u201d button on a plain field. Sharp looking button with no pushes or issues. Blank back. Intact shank. This series of buttons was produced by Smith, Kemp, and Wright in England and imported through the Federal Blockade. They feature a variety of back marks and cover every branch of Confederate Service.<\/p>\n $2450.00<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n CS 153 A (Alberts) 25 mm. Impressive large size stippled script \u201cE\u201d. Flawless non-excavated example with \u201cHT&B MANCHESTER\u201d bm. <\/p>\n $895.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_56_placeholder\n CS 153, 25 mm. Fine looking button with a smooth dark patina typical of buttons found in the sugar white sand. Reverse is slightly off-set but this is a manufacturing flaw, not damage. \u201cH T & B MANCHESTER\u201d bm. Very rare to find this button excavated. Found many years ago at Fort Fisher NC.<\/p>\n $1250.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_57_placeholder\n CS 154, 25 mm. Killer dug button with gold plating and an untouched patina. No pushes, repairs or issues. Shank intact. \u201cW.DOWLER\/SUPERIOR QUALITY\u201d back mark. Found by Ron Wolford. Provenance uncertain but probably upper Shenandoah Valley or West Va.<\/p>\n $1350.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_58_placeholder\n CS 153, 25 mm. Great example of this scarce Confederate button. Slick olive-green patina. No pushes or ground action.\u201cH T & B MANCHESTER\u201d bm. Rare to find excavated. Provenance of Carolina Low Country. <\/p>\n $1250.00<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n CS 171 A, 25 mm. Beautiful example of the large size \u201cStippled I\u201d Infantry Coat Button. \u201cHT&B MANCHESTER\u201d bm.<\/p>\n $450.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_60_placeholder\n Coat size, 22 mm. Great looking button found many years ago. This variant has a brass back with ring of dots. No pushes or damage. Shank missing in action. Lost by one of General William Barksdale\u2019s Mississippians (13th or 18th Regt.) as they charged and broke the Union line in this sector. Barksdale was mortally wounded in this assault.<\/p>\n $495.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_61_placeholder\n CS 184 A, 23 mm. Classic cast brass \u201cI\u201d button with a slick brown patina. Found near Tunnel Hill GA. <\/p>\n $175.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_62_placeholder\n CS 175 A2, 23 mm. Classic non excavated manuscript \u201cI\u201d with \u201cHalfmann & Taylor\/Montgomery\u201d bm.<\/p>\n $265.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_63_placeholder\n Coat size, 22.5 mm. Standard Confederate \u201cBlock I\u201d Infantry button found many years ago. No pushes or damage. Shank intact. Blank brass back with ring of dots. Face has mild ground action but looks much better in hand than in the pictures.<\/p>\n $550.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_64_placeholder\n CS 171 A, 25 mm. Large \u201cstippled I\u201d found many years ago at Fort Fisher NC. Very good condition with only minor ground action. \u201cH T & B *MANCHESTER*\u201d bm.<\/p>\n $250.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_65_placeholder\n Coat size \u201cLined I\u201d, 23 mm. Good looking button. Shank intact. Lost by one of the Confederate participants of the ill fated, and ill advised charge on the third day. Gettysburg Battlefield.<\/p>\n $650.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_66_placeholder\n CS 184, 23 mm. Solid cast bronze \u201cI\u201d with a fine green patina. Note casting flaw on face. Provenance uncertain but most likely Atlanta Campaign.<\/p>\n $165.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_67_placeholder\n CS 184, 23 mm. These classic solid cast brass Confederate buttons were made in large quantities, most likely in Atlanta GA. This example is a straight up beauty with a nice brown-green patina. Found near Dalton GA. in one of Gen. Joseph E. Johnston\u2019s 1864 winter camps by Bill Blackman. <\/p>\n $175.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_68_placeholder\n CS 177, 23 mm. Classic imported \u201cScript I\u201d nicely highlighted. Found near Spotsylvania VA. by Bob Scates. Blank back.<\/p>\n $150.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_69_placeholder\n CS 184, 23 mm. Turquoise and brown beauty. Provenance uncertain. Ex. Ron Wolford collection.<\/p>\n $150.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_70_placeholder\n CS 181 A, 23 mm. Outstanding condition. Milk chocolate brown patina. Shank is perfect. \u201cE.M.L&C.\/Richmond, VA.\u201d bm. Found by Mike Furmage near Sugar Loaf Mountain, MD. <\/p>\n $195.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_71_placeholder\n CS 177, 23 mm. Classic imported \u201cScript I\u201d. Found by Bob Scates near Chancellorsville VA. \u201cS. ISAACS CAMPBEL & CO. 71 JERMYN ST. LONDON\u201d bm.<\/p>\n $150.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_72_placeholder\n CS 184, 23 mm. Turquoise green and brown calico found in Northern VA. by Bob Scates.<\/p>\n $150.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_73_placeholder\n CS 172 am 1, 16 mm. Scarce size \u201cLined I\u201d. No issues and a nice untouched patina. Appears to have a blank back or back mark may be obscured by ground action. Provenance unknown.<\/p>\n $195.00 <\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_74_placeholder\n CS 177 as 2, 13 mm. Fantastic example of this tiny \u201cScript I\u201d button with a great patina and sharp detail. weak \u201cTREBLE RICH STAND\u2019d.\u201d bm. Provenance of Northern VA.<\/p>\n $195.00 <\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_75_placeholder\n CS 182, 22.5 mm. Standard Block \u201cI\u201d Infantry with brass back and ring of dots. Chocolate brown patina. Intact shank. Provenance of Gen. Robert E. Lee\u2019s North Anna River lines.<\/p>\n $125.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_76_placeholder\n CS 177, 23 mm. Slick brown \u201cScript I\u201d. Found by Bob Scates near Chancellorsville VA. \u201cS. ISAACS CAMPBEL & CO. 71 JERMYN ST. LONDON\u201d bm.<\/p>\n $150.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_77_placeholder\n CS 184, 23 mm. These classic solid cast brass Confederate buttons were made in large quantities, most likely in Atlanta GA. This example is a straight up beauty with a slick, pea-green patina. Found near Tunnel Hill GA. in one of Gen. Joseph E. Johnston\u2019s 1864 winter camps.<\/p>\n $195.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_78_placeholder\n CS 182 A, 23 mm. Low convex Western Theater \u201cI\u201d in awesome condition with a pea-green patina and intact tin back. Shank bent and rusted over. Found by Mike Furmage near Sugar Loaf Mountain, MD. <\/p>\n $165.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_79_placeholder\n CS 181 A, 23 mm. Super slick chocolate brown patina on this beauty. \u201cE.M.L&C.\/Richmond, VA.\u201d bm. Found by Mike Furmage near Sugar Loaf Mountain, MD.<\/p>\n $195.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_80_placeholder\n CSI 218 (Tice), CS 178 (Alberts) 23 mm. Scarce Script \u201cI\u201d produced by William Bird of London. Slick green patina with no issues whatsoever. Found by Roger Jarrell at West\u2019s Crossroads, SC.<\/p>\n $495.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_81_placeholder\n CSI 244 (Tice), 23 mm. Rare to find non-excavated. Copper face with tinned iron back. Perfect shank.<\/p>\n $795.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_82_placeholder\n CS 172, 16 mm. Lined \u201cI\u201d with an untouched patina. Perfect shank. \u201cProduced by Smith, Kemp & Wright. \u201cEXTRA RICH\u201d bm.<\/p>\n $395.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_83_placeholder\n CSI 278 B1 (Tice), CS 185 (Alberts) 22 mm. Cast pewter \u201cI\u201d in excellent condition. Intact integrtal shank. Found near Murfreesboro TN.<\/p>\n $250.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_84_placeholder\n CS 184, 23 mm. These classic solid cast brass Confederate buttons were made in large quantities, most likely in Atlanta GA. This example has a smooth light brown and aqua green patina. Found near Dalton GA. in one of Gen. Joseph E. Johnston\u2019s 1864 winter camps by Bill Blackman. <\/p>\n $175.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_85_placeholder\n CS 182 A, 23 mm. Low convex Western Theater \u201cI\u201d in superb condition with a brown-green patina and intact tin back. Brass shank present. These buttons were no doubt supplied to Gen. Lomgstreet\u2019s Army when they wintered in East Tennesseev in 1864. Found by Mike Furmage near Sugar Loaf Mountain, MD. <\/p>\n $165.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_86_placeholder\n CS 184, 23 mm. Good looking button. This example has a green patina nicely highlighted with dirt. Found near Dalton GA. in CS Gen. Joseph E. Johnston\u2019s 1864 winter camp by Bill Blackman.<\/p>\n $175.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_87_placeholder\n Found many years ago just South of Potato Hill (Dalton GA. area) by Bill Blackman. All of the buttons have a matching aqua-green patina. <\/strong><\/p>\n $895.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_88_placeholder\n CS 184, 23 mm. A super slick green gem found by Ray McMahan on the New Hope Church GA. Battlefield. These solid cast brass buttons were produced in large quantities in Atlanta by the Confederate Government. <\/p>\n $195.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_89_placeholder\n CS 184, 23 mm. Classic Confederate Infantry button found by Ray McMahan on the New Hope Church GA. Battlefield. Flawless condition with a slick olive-green patina. These solid cast brass buttons were produced in large quantities in Atlanta by the Confederate Government. <\/p>\n $195.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_90_placeholder\n CSI 277 (Tice), 23 mm. According to Tice, this rare cast Infantry button was produced in pewter but here is a solid cast brass example. It is a cast copy of the low convex Western Theater \u201cI\u201d. There are a few other ones out there in collections but this is only the second one I have seen. Perfect condition with a frosty green patina. Found by Ray McMahan in the Dallas-New Hope GA. Battlefield area. <\/p>\n $795.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_91_placeholder\n CS 184, 23 mm. These classic solid cast brass Confederate buttons were made in large quantities, most likely in Atlanta GA. This example has a fantastic aqua-green patina. Found near Dalton GA. in one of Gen. Joseph E. Johnston\u2019s 1864 winter camps by Bill Blackman. <\/p>\n $195.00<\/strong><\/p>\nngg_shortcode_92_placeholder\n CSI 218 (Tice), CS 178 (Alberts) 23 mm. Scarce Script \u201cI\u201d produced by William Bird of London. Smooth green patina with no issues whatsoever. Found by Roger Jarrell at West\u2019s Crossroads SC. <\/p>\n $495.00 HOLD Major B.<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Confederate States General Service CSBTN GS 1. Very Rare \u201cSouthern Confederacy\u201d Coat Button. TX 29 (Alberts), 23.5 mm. Very rare button. Albert\u2019s and Tice both associate it with the State of Texas but there are two known uniforms with these buttons, and they are both identified to Tennessee Officers. Some of those buttons have a […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":1,"featured_media":0,"parent":0,"menu_order":0,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","template":"","meta":{"ngg_post_thumbnail":0,"footnotes":""},"class_list":["post-56329","page","type-page","status-publish","hentry"],"_links":{"self":[{"href":"https:\/\/www.armyoftennesseerelics.com\/index.php?rest_route=\/wp\/v2\/pages\/56329","targetHints":{"allow":["GET"]}}],"collection":[{"href":"https:\/\/www.armyoftennesseerelics.com\/index.php?rest_route=\/wp\/v2\/pages"}],"about":[{"href":"https:\/\/www.armyoftennesseerelics.com\/index.php?rest_route=\/wp\/v2\/types\/page"}],"author":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.armyoftennesseerelics.com\/index.php?rest_route=\/wp\/v2\/users\/1"}],"replies":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.armyoftennesseerelics.com\/index.php?rest_route=%2Fwp%2Fv2%2Fcomments&post=56329"}],"version-history":[{"count":167,"href":"https:\/\/www.armyoftennesseerelics.com\/index.php?rest_route=\/wp\/v2\/pages\/56329\/revisions"}],"predecessor-version":[{"id":95657,"href":"https:\/\/www.armyoftennesseerelics.com\/index.php?rest_route=\/wp\/v2\/pages\/56329\/revisions\/95657"}],"wp:attachment":[{"href":"https:\/\/www.armyoftennesseerelics.com\/index.php?rest_route=%2Fwp%2Fv2%2Fmedia&parent=56329"}],"curies":[{"name":"wp","href":"https:\/\/api.w.org\/{rel}","templated":true}]}}CSBTN GS 2. Confederate \u201cJ.E.B.\u201d Stuart Cavalry Officer\u2019s Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN GS 3. Dug Confederate General Service Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN GS 4. Confederate General Service Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN GS 5. Dug Confederate General Service Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN GS 6. Confederate General Service Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN GS 7. Dug Confederate General Service Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN GS 8. Stupendous Confederate General Service Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN GS 9. Confederate General Service Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN GS 10. Confederate General Service Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN GS 11. Confederate General Service Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
Confederate Army Staff Officer<\/h1>\nngg_shortcode_11_placeholder\n
CSBTN AS 1. Confederate Army Staff Officer\u2019s Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN AS 2. Confederate Army Staff Officer\u2019s Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN AS 3. Confederate Army Staff Officers Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN AS 4. Confederate Staff Officer\u2019s Coat Button.<\/b><\/h2>\n
CSBTN AS 5. Confederate Staff Officer\u2019s Coat Button.<\/b><\/h2>\n
CSBTN AS 6. Pair of Confederate Staff Officer\u2019s Coat Buttons.<\/b><\/h2>\n
CSBTN AS 7. Confederate Army Staff Officer\u2019s Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN AS 8. Confederate Army Staff Officer\u2019s Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN AS 9. Confederate Army Staff Officer\u2019s Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN AS 10. Confederate Army Staff Officer\u2019s Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN AS 11. Confederate Army Staff Officer\u2019s Cuff Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN AS 12. Dug Confederate Army Staff Officer\u2019s Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN AS 13. Confederate Army Staff Officer\u2019s Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN AS 14. Confederate Army Staff Officer\u2019s Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN AS 15. Confederate Army Staff Officer\u2019s Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN AS 16. Confederate Army Staff Officer\u2019s Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
Confederate Cavalry<\/h1>\n
CSBTN C 1. Confederate Cavalry Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN C 2. Confederate Cavalry Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN C 3. Confederate Cavalry Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN C 4. Confederate Cavalry Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN C 5. Confederate Cavalry Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN C 6. Dug Confederate Cavalry Coat Button. <\/h2>\n
CSBTN C 7. Dug Confederate Cavalry Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN C 8. Dug Confederate Cavalry Coat Button. <\/h2>\n
CSBTN C 9. Dug Confederate Cavalry Coat Button. <\/h2>\n
CSBTN C 10. Dug Confederate Cavalry Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
Confederate Artillery<\/h1>\nngg_shortcode_37_placeholder\n
CSBTN A 1. Confederate Artilleryman\u2019s Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN A 2. Confederate Artilleryman\u2019s Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN A 3. Confederate Artillery Coat Button. <\/h2>\n
CSBTN A 4. Confederate Artillery Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN A 5. Confederate Artillery Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN A 6. Confederate Artillery Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN A 7. Confederate Artillery Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN A 8. Dug Confederate Artillery Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN A 9. Dug Confederate Artillery Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN A 10. Dug Confederate Artilleryman\u2019s Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN A 11. Dug Confederate Artillery Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN A 12. Dug Confederate Artillery Coat Button found on Oak Ridge. Gettysburg PA. Battlefield.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN A 13. Confederate Artilleryman\u2019s Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN A 14. Confederate Artilleryman\u2019s Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
Confederate Navy<\/h1>\nngg_shortcode_51_placeholder\n
CSBTN CSN 1. Confederate Navy Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
Confederate Rifleman<\/h1>\nngg_shortcode_52_placeholder\n
CSBTN R 1. Confederate Rifleman\u2019s Coat Button.<\/b><\/h2>\n
CSBTN R 2 Confederate Rifleman\u2019s Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN R 3. Rare Confederate Rifleman\u2019s Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
Confederate Engineers<\/h1>\nngg_shortcode_55_placeholder\n
CSBTN E1. Confederate Engineer Coat Button. <\/h2>\n
CSBTN E 2. Dug Confederate Engineer\u2019s Coat Button. <\/h2>\n
CSBTN E 3. Dug Confederate Engineering Corps Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN E 4. Dug Confederate Engineer\u2019s Coat Button. <\/h2>\n
Confederate Infantry<\/h1>\nngg_shortcode_59_placeholder\n
CSBTN I 1. Confederate Infantry Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN I 2. Dug Confederate Infantry Coat Button. Sherfy Farm. Gettysburg PA. Battlefield.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN I 3. Dug Confederate Infantry Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN I 4. Confederate Infantry Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN I 5. Dug Confederate Infantry Coat Button found on Culp\u2019s Hill. Gettysburg PA. Battlefield.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN I 6. Dug Confederate Infantry Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN I 7. Dug Confederate Infantry Coat Button. Pickett\u2019s Charge, Gettysburg PA. Battlefield.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN I 8. Dug Confederate Infantry Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN I 9. Dug Confederate Infantryman\u2019s Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN I 10. Dug Confederate Infantryman\u2019s Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN I 11. Dug Confederate Infantryman\u2019s Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN I 12. Dug Confederate Infantry Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN I 13. Dug Confederate Infantryman\u2019s Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN I 14. Dug Confederate Infantryman\u2019s Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN I 15. Dug Confederate Infantryman\u2019s Cuff or Vest Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN I 16. Dug Confederate Infantryman\u2019s Kepi Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN I 17. Dug Confederate Infantry Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN I 18. Dug Confederate Infantryman\u2019s Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN I 19. Dug Confederate Infantryman\u2019s Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN I 20. Dug Confederate Infantry Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN I 21. Dug Confederate Infantry Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN I 22. Dug Confederate Infantry Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN I 23. \u201cTennessee Puff-Rim\u201d Confederate Infantry Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN I 24. Confederate Infantry Cuff\/Vest Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN I 25. Dug Confederate Infantry Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN I 26. Dug Confederate Infantryman\u2019s Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN I 27. Dug Confederate Infantry Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN I 28. Dug Confederate Infantryman\u2019s Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN I 29. Five Confederate Infantry Buttons Found Together from a Discarded Shell Jacket. <\/h2>\n
CSBTN I 30. Dug Confederate Infantryman\u2019s Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN I 31. Dug Confederate Infantryman\u2019s Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN I 32. Dug Confederate Infantryman\u2019s Coat Button (Rare Variant).<\/h2>\n
CSBTN I 33. Dug Confederate Infantryman\u2019s Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
CSBTN I 34. Dug Confederate Infantry Coat Button.<\/h2>\n
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