US Uniform Buttons : Inkspotantiques.com : Inkspot Antiques and ...
Shanks inset into holes in the button is typical after World War I. Tinned Iron Back (TIB) and stamped brass turret back buttons are common from the 1880s to 1920s. Sometimes one of the best indicators of button age is the manufacturers back marks.
Military and Other Uniform Buttons - Inkspot Antiques
Vintage and Antique military and other uniform buttons, identification, and backarks. Army, Navy, Marine, Confederate, others.
Great Seal Buttons : Inkspotantiques.com : Inkspot Antiques and ...
During World War II, some jacket button variants had a locket design with a tiny compass hidden inside. These are rare and valuable. Many dozens of button manufactures provided buttons to uniform manufacturers. Below is a list of buttons we have found reported on various websites.
Costume Jewelry Pieces for Sale - inkspotantiques.com
Listed on this page are our antique and vintage costume jewelry pieces for sale, including those made by Coro, Weiss, Trifari, and other classic manufacturers.
1954 Roadmap - Esso New York City and Vicinity Long Island
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Old Whiskey Flask Cobb Hersey Co. Opp. South Station Boston Mass
This old whiskey bottle is embossed Cobb Hersey Co. Opp. So. Station Boston, Mass. and dates to the 1930s. It is clear and stands 7 inches tall.
Master Marble Company Marbles Info and Sales
The Master Marble Company was founded in 1930 in Clarksburg, West Virginia, by former employees of the Akro Agate Company. Boxes from this company had the company's name and were labeled "Master Made Marbles" with three joined letter "M"s.
Vintage Road Maps for sale - inkspotantiques.com
Item No.: MP5107 Description: 1964 Roadmap - Gulf New York City Tourguide, 64-65 Worlds Fair Cover Size: about 8x4 inches folded Condition: Good,...
6 Staffordshire England Liberty Blue Tea Coffee Cups Paul Revere
Here are a set of 6 vintage Staffordshire England Liberty Blue tea or coffee cups featuring Paul Revere on a horse. Liberty Blue was a Staffordshire Ironstone china dinnerware made in England by the Enoch Wedgwood company between 1973 and 1976 as a promotional item for supermarkets and department stores for the bicentennial celebration of America's Declaration of Independence from England.
Vintage and Antique Wood and Sons dinnerware for sale
The Wood & Sons company was established in 1865 by Absalom Wood and his son T. F. Wood. The business traded first as Wood & Son, then as Wood & Sons (from c.1907) and was incorporated as Wood & Sons Ltd, in 1910.