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Alabama
Arkansas
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Admitted into the Union as the 25th state in
1836. The Arkansas state seal button shows an eagle, a shield, Liberty and an Angel
in a very complex design. The ninth state to
secede, May 6, 1861.
All Civil War era Arkansas buttons are very rare and desirable. |

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AK-1-A1 ARKANASAS STATE SEAL. B\M:
Horstmann & Allien / NY.
Perfect with 100% gilt!
$ SOLD!! |
Florida

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Admitted into the Union as the 27th state in
1845. The unofficial Florida territorial seal button shows an eagle with arrows and
an olive branch in its talons. The third state to
secede, January 10, 1861. |
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FL-1 FLORIDA TERRITORIAL SEAL.
B/M: Scovill Mg Co / Waterbury (RMDC).
Perfect!
$ 2595.00 SOLD!! |
Georgia

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Fourth of the original 13
States. The Georgia state seal button shows an arch with the inscription
"Constitution" supported by three pillars with "Wisdom, Justice and
Moderation" inscribed on these.
The fith state to secede, January 19, 1861. |

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GA-2-A GEORGIA STATE SEAL; B\M: W.G.
Mintzer / Phil.
$ 250.00 |
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GA-2-A GEORGIA STATE SEAL
B\M: W.G. Mintzer / Phil 1861.
Mint Condition!
$ 250.00
(213) |
Kentucky

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Admitted into the Union as the 15th
state in 1792. The Kentucky state seal button shows two men shaking hands and the
motto "United We Stand, Divided We Fall." Though considered a Confederate State, Kentucky never officially
seceeded. |
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KY-1 KENTUCKY STATE SEAL.
B/M: Superior Quality (RMDC).
$ 795.00 SOLD!! |
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Louisiana
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Admitted into the Union as the 18th
state in 1812. The Louisiana state seal button shows a pelican feeding her
young.
The sixth state to secede, January 26, 1861. |
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LA-2-A1
LOUISIANA STATE SEAL;
B/M: Scovill Mfg Co / Waterbury
Perfect with 95% Gold!
$ 450.00 SOLD!! |
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LA-4
LOUISIANA STATE SEAL;
B/M: Scovill Mg Co / Waterbury
Lots of Gold! Slightly bent shank.
$ 575.00
(111) |
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LA-7
LOUISIANA STATE SEAL;
B/M: Extra Quality.
Perfect with 75% Gold!
$ 450.00 |
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LA-8-B
LOUISIANA STATE SEAL;
B/M: Bellenot.
Copper face with traces of silver!
$ 1950.00
(100) |
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LA-8-D
LOUISIANA STATE SEAL;
B/M: Blank local.
Some Gold.
$ 850.00
(104) |
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LA-8-F
LOUISIANA STATE SEAL;
B/M: Blank local.
Nice!
$ 850.00
(222) |
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LA-12-Av
LOUISIANA STATE SEAL;
B/M: Puff back local.
Cuff Size. Traces of silver.
$ 1600.00
(102) |
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Maryland
Mississippi
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Admitted into the Union as the 20th
state in 1817. The most common device for Mississippi buttons have a star with
"Mississippi" surrounding and a branch letter such as "I" for infantry
center of the star.
The second state to secede, January 9, 1861. |
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MP-4-A MISSISSIPPI INFANTRY
B\M: Hyde & Goodrich / N.O. (RMDC)
Cuff Size, with gold around the letters.
$ 1200.00
(403) |
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MP-4-A MISSISSIPPI INFANTRY
B\M: Hyde & Goodrich / N.O. (RMDC)
Cuff Size, with lots of gold!
$ 895.00
(148) |
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MP-8 MISSISSIPPI INFANTRY
B\M: Blank
Nice local!
$ 2550.00
(145) |
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Missouri

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Admitted into the Union as the 24th state in
1821. The Missouri state seal button shows two Missouri bears flanking a circular
"United We Stand, Divided We Fall."
Though considered a Confederate State, Missouri never officially seceeded.
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MO-2 MISSOURI STATE SEAL; B/M:
Scovill Mg Co. (Unlisted)
Perfect with 75% Gilt!!
$ 395.00 SOLD!! |
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee

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Admitted into the Union as the 16th state in
1796. The Tennessee state seal button shows a sheaf of wheat, a plow, a cotton plant
and a boat, with the words "Agriculture" and "Commerce."
The eleventh state to officially secede, June 8, 1861.
All Civil War era Tennessee buttons are very rare and
desirable. |
Texas
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Admitted into the Union as the 28th state in
1845. The Texas state seal button shows a five pointed star with "TEXAS"
surrounding.
The seventh state to officially secede, June 8, 1861.
Civil War era Texas buttons are rare and desirable. |
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TX-26-A TEXAS
B\M: Blank (T. Miller Houston style).
Perfect 1-piece cast!
$ 9750.00
(226) |
Virginia
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