The two thin stamped-sheetbrass buttons with an anchor are front resemble civilian-clothing coat buttons, missing the button's back. For verification, go to the following website and scroll down to "Examples of Bronze Left-sided Collar Discs, Type 1".
The two discs showing crossed flags, with a screw-pin on the back, are US Army Signal Corps collar-insignia dics, issued from 1910 to 1924. Same emblem but with a raised border/rim and a " BLACK finish" are from the World War One era. The ones showing an eagle underneath a circle of clouds around a group of stars, but without a raised border/rim at the button's edge, are US Army buttons from 1902 to 1910. It does mean that if you're using the same computer we can potentially recognise you when you re-visit our web site.In case you'd like more-specific IDs of your buttons: Cookies in themselves do not identify the individual user, just the computer used: this is perfectly safe and doesn't affect the performance of your computer in any way. The one set by ourweb site can onlybe read by ourweb site and will not expose you to any security risks.
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