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Hi Folks,
I used to own a book that I have since misplaced, and I am trying to reconstruct what the title was …
My memory pictures a small, maybe 6 x 9 inch, red, hard cover book that listed all sorts of manufacturers of buttons and maybe other accoutrements from the Civil War era … I seem to remember pictures of lots of brass button backs with "TREBLE GILT" inscriptions, etc. I might be wrong about the Civil War connection, but I think that was the purpose of the book, although the manufacturers could also be logically linked to civilian production as well.
This was a very thorough, high quality publication …
Does this ring any bells with the 'button folk' out there?
Thanks in advance.
Mark
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Mark C. Branstner, RPA, AARP
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Illinois State Archaeological Survey
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