Glass Mounted In/On Metal  (Section 8)

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8-1 Black Glass (BG)/Faceted  (1-5/8")

8-1 BG/Paint DF/Pad Back  (1-1/4")

8-1 BG/Cameo Design/BM  (7/8")

8-1 BG/Impressed Design/BM  (3/4")

8-1 BG/Cameo Design/Shape  (1-5/8")

8-1 BG/Waistcoat/Floral Overlay  (1/2")

8-1 BG/Double Sheet Overlay/Shape  (1-5/8")

8-1 BG Tile  (7/8")

8-1 BG/Lacy/Iridescent DF   (1-1/4")

8-1 BG/Embossed Design (1-1/8")

8-1 BG/Circumflex Shank  (1-1/8")

8-1 BG/Protrusion  (5/16")

8-1 BG/Protrusion/BG Focus Debatable  (1-1/8")

8-2 C&CG/Faceted/Dome/BM  (7/8")

8-2 C&CG/Waistcoat/Goldstone  (7/16")

8-2 C&CG/Waistcoat/Overlay/Paris BM (7/16")

8-2 C&CG/Opaque/Paste OME  (9/16")

8-2 C&CG/Gay Nineties Type  (1-5/8")

8-2 C&CG/Intaglio/Gold Luster  (1-1/8")

8-2 C&CG/Shape/Veil Button  (13/16")

8-2 C&CG/Mounted on Metal/Matte DF  (1-3/16")

8-2 Escutcheon/Shape  (1-5/8")

8-2 C&CG/Precision Inlay  (13/16")

8-2 C&CG/Precision Inlay/MOP  (3/4")

8-2 C&CG/Opaque/Waistcoat/Paint DF  (1/2")

8-2 C&CG/Waistcoat/Overlay Stripes/BM  (1/2")

8-2 C&CG/Split Shank  (1/2")

8-2 C&CG/Molded/Sepia Tint DF  (7/8")

8-2 C&CG/Precision Inlay/Threadback  (15/16")

8-2 C&CG/Saphirette/Matte DF  (1-1/8")

8-3 Drum/Clear Glass  (9/16"Dx3/16"H)

8-3 Drum/White Glass/Pad Back  (1-1/8"Dx1/4"H)

  
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Classes or Subclasses Shown

Examples for all classes/subclasses are shown. Other variations of subclasses will exist.

Acknowledgments

Thanks to Louella Yeargain and Barbara Barrans for collaborating in the update of this section, for contributing many of the button images shown above, and for their patience in the difficult task of educating the author who takes full responsibility for any errors in classification.