General Staff Cuff Buttons
General Staff cuff buttons carry the distinctive eagle designs of their larger coat counterparts in a smaller form. Variations in
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Texas Post War Buttons
Texas post-war buttons offer a distinctive area of collecting, with variations in design, construction, and makers’ backmarks that help identify
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Ball Buttons
An Army uniform order issued in May 1813 called for General officers and General Staff to wear “gilt bullet buttons,”
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Post-War Gallery
General Staff buttons remained in use after the Civil War through the Indian Wars and Spanish-American War, gaining popularity among
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Pre-War Gallery
Army uniform reforms of 1832 and 1834 introduced a distinctive three-piece button featuring a spread eagle, stars, and “U.S.” for
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Heirloom Eagles
A special collection of Civil War buttons so revered, they were made into jewelry. These hat pins, cuff links, lapel