Uniform Buttons of the United States 1776-1865 by Warren K. Tice collectible reference book
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Collectible Uniform Buttons of the United States 1776-1865 – Warren K. Tice – Excellent Condition

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Uniform Buttons of the United States 1776–1865 by Warren K. Tice

A highly regarded collectible reference for military button collectors, Civil War relic hunters, metal detectorists, historians, and researchers. This substantial illustrated volume covers American uniform buttons from the Revolutionary period through the Civil War era.

Reference Coverage

  • Button makers of the United States, 1776–1865
  • Button suppliers to the Confederate States, 1800–1865
  • Antebellum and Civil War buttons of U.S. forces
  • Confederate buttons
  • Uniform buttons of the various states, 1776–1865
  • Manufacturer, supplier, pattern, and identification information

Book Details

  • Author: Warren K. Tice
  • Publisher: Thomas Publications
  • Publication: 1997/1998 edition
  • ISBN: 1-57747-024-9 / 9781577470243
  • Length: 520 pages
  • Format: Hardcover illustrated reference book
  • Subject: Military buttons, Civil War relics, Confederate buttons, U.S. military history, button collecting

Condition – Excellent Collectible Copy

This pre-owned reference book is in excellent overall condition for a collectible working reference of its age. The cover, binding, and interior present very well, with only light signs of careful handling and storage. Pages shown are clean, intact, and highly presentable.

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Ideal For

Civil War collectors, relic hunters, military button collectors, metal detectorists, museums, historical researchers, and anyone identifying early American uniform buttons.

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