1909-1911 FOREST SERVICE BUTTON, 1907 First documented button to be used on a park ranger uniform. Used by rangers at Sequoia National Park. Description: brass, with bronze finish Size: large — 15/16" diameter      small — 5/8" diameter Made by: maker of buttons used on park ranger uniforms unknown

1911 U.S. ARMY BUTTON, 1903 Used on uniforms supplied by Parker, Bridget & Company, Washington, D.C. Description: bras, with bronze finish Size: large — 15/16" diameter      small — 5/8" diameter Made by: maker of buttons used on park ranger uniforms unknown

1912 NATIONAL PARK SERVICE BUTTON Used on uniforms supplied by Sigmund Eisner, Red Bank, New Jersey Description: brass, with bronze finish; backstamp — 1912-early 1920s - SIGMUND EISNER, RED BANK; 1920s - WATERBURY BUTTON CO. Size: large — 7/8" diameter      small — 5/8" diameter Made by: Waterbury Button Company, Waterbury, Connecticut

1930s-present NATIONAL PARK SERVICE BUTTON This is the standard NPS button used today Description: brass, chemical oxidized finish; backstamp — WATERBURY CO'S, WATERBURY, CONN. Size: large — 15/16" diameter      small — 5/8" diameter Made by: Waterbury Button Company, Waterbury, Connecticut