FYI...when checking, the earliest known occurrence of the name Herbert Lee Webster American Legion in Tioga, PA according to Newspapers.com was on August 15, 1923.  I believe the Herbert Lee Webster whose jacket is shown above is an entirely different Herbert and was not the namesake for the American Legion Post in Pennsylvania.  

Thanks aznation! 

Quite inventive. Allergies are bothering me big time. It’s so bad I can’t come up with a good bad joke about this.  mikie

Found this in a pile of uniforms. Heavy cotton material. Has old WW1 style USA marked buttons. Thanks for any information.

Look at this link =>  https://www.usmilitariaforum.com/forums/index.php?/topic/420354-old-clutch-fastener-web-page/

That revolver is in very good original condition. If you don’t mind me asking how much did you get it for? I am currently in the market for one myself :)

I’ve tried to access this site a couple times, it doesn’t seem to be active. Anyone know if it has moved to another address? 

Thanks Cobra, I'll see if I can get some new, higher-quality photos and clear things up. Cheers.

Working on a project and was hoping for some help narrowing down a specific timeframe for this button. From my research it looks to be a button made by Benedict and Burnham. Marked B & B EXTRA. Am I correct in dating it pre 1849 when the company became the Waterbury Button Company?   Any help is greatly appreciated!