Scovill Texas Navy Collector Buttons

Scovill Texas Navy Collector Buttons

Texian Trade’n Post is proud to announce that we have a very limited number of the 1836 type Texas Navy Buttons, made by SCOVILL dies, so they are nearly 60 years old! Sold out

Front View:	Item #	Name	Description	Price USD	Side View:
	SCO	SCOVILL Texas Navy Button	As New	sold out

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Texas Residents must add 8.25% Sales Tax.  

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Product Information –

These re-strikes were made especially for the celebration of the docking of the Battleship Texas, at San Jacinto in 1951/52.

They were worn by various dignitaries that presided over the event, and sold to visitors as souveniors.  It is said, that Adm. Chester Nimitz wore a set of these buttons on his US Navy Uniform when he presided over the event.  His uniform is now reported to be in a museum in Washington, with the Texas Navy Buttons still on it.

These buttons were evidently in storage all these years and apparently never used.

The back stamp reads: SCOVILL MFG CO. WATERBURY

Condition: AS NEW