THIRTY-EIGHT U.S. MILITARY STATE BUTTONS
American, 19th century. Thirty-eight (38) buttons in differing sizes: a New York S.C. state seal button, a NY National Guard button, a NY 78 regimental button, a Dakota NG cuff button, a Maryland state seal coat button (shows dent), two (2) Maryland state seal cuff buttons, (2) two Rhode Island staff buttons, Rhode Island Militia button, unusual Rhode Island state seal (1741) button, Pennsylvania 38 AV/2nd Reg cuff button, Massachusetts state use (Native American) button, Massachusetts Bristol County cuff button, Massachusetts state seal button, Massachusetts state seal City Guard Worcester button, Massachusetts "NEG" regimental New England Guard button, Maine state seal coat and cuff button, Vermont Militia button, Vermont state seal coat and cuff button, Vermont Military Institute Cadet button, two (2) Vermont artillery buttons, Wisconsin state seal button, Wisconsin state seal cuff button, Iowa staff officer button, Iowa eagle button, Indiana state seal cuff button, Maine state seal "Waterbury" cuff button, New Jersey National Guard cuff button, Connecticut New Haven Grays button, Connecticut state seal button, Kentucky Military Institute button, New York engineer coat and cuff button, and a NY Militia 4th button.

From the Collection of John F. Bradbury, Jr., longtime archivist and director of the State Historical Society of Missouri?s Rolla Research Center in Phelps County. John was a historian specializing in the Civil War period with a dedicated and distinguished career to studying and promoting the history of the Missouri Ozarks region.

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