CIVIL WAR ERA MILITARY BUTTON TWO PIECE BRASS MAKER MARKED EAGLE AND WREATH
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:16411059 |
UP FOR AUCTION...WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING:MILITARY EAGLE WITHIN WREATHNote: We only offer genuine period historical items, no worthless reproductions., all our items are source material. Full genuine and fully guaranteed for the life of the item.The reference on American military button makers has this maker listed and states that they are unknown, nothing can be found on the maker that was based in Paris., [ London and Paris supplied the Confederacy with... buttons ]Heavy eagle and the wreath., both appear to be applied to the button frontis. Backmarked "Perfectionne, Paris". NOTE: We will gladly combine your winning items into one shipment to save you postage costs.A FRIENDLY NOTE ON SHIPPINGPlease note that I ship items as quickly as I can, we have a packing room all set up for me., I am a bit disabled from military service., some days are good, some days are not so good. There are times I cannot manage to pack up the winning orders, so there may be a day or two delay. Just to inform is all, please do not use this against me on the Ebay "star" system. Many thanks, and, Many thanks for the bidding.We carefully wrap items in bubble wrap, peanuts, and a sturdy box with tracking. Nothing will be injured in our style of packing. NOTE: If there is advertising below and a web link, this is NOT US, and we do not endorse any item that is being offered in those links. We offer only genuine items, no worthless copies or reprints or reproductions. [ However, the movie thumb nail is indeed ours, showing other items and if any current bidding ].OVERSEAS SHIPPING INFORMATIONWe do not ship to countries that have a high rate of postal loss including Greece Italy Spain Ukraine Portugal USSR Mexico, China, and that includes all African countries. All the Middle East with the exception of Isarel, without a $45 shipping charge for registered, signed, insurance. There are no exceptions. Sorry this has to be inforced, we no longer can handle the losses.
