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115 to 135 yr old Post Office Department Button

ziphius

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Hey fellow Fisher users,

Found this great Post Office uniform button with the F-75 about 6 inches deep at an adobe site I discovered this summer. It rang up in the 65-70 range, I thought it was gonna be a wheatie until I flipped the dirt pile! This button design was first used by the Post Office in 1873 and was updated with a walking mail carrier design in 1893. There was still uniform thread attached to the shank when I dug it! Lost during cleaning unfortunately. My best find this year!

More info at www.usps.com/postalhistory/_pdf/05uniform1868-present.pdf

Jim
 
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and great research on the history of them as I have several of the letter carrier type that must be after 1893. Would love one of those for my collection as well...
thanks for sharing,
Bill
 
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