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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by tenacious Click here to enlarge
    But why would a button have designs on both sides? Usually the back of a button, the side you never will see, is blank.
    On older buttons the back side usually had the maker and their location.
    What a splendid head... yet no brain. -Aesop

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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by Numismat Click here to enlarge
    On older buttons the back side usually had the maker and their location.
    Exactly! Most old buttons were marked by their manufacturer. They're called backmarks.

    Bruce

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