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Item Code: 990-134
This is a wonderful non-dug example of the brass button as worn on the uniforms of the cadets at the Virginia Military Academy in Lexington, VA. This handsome coat-size button is of two-piece construction with a braided rope border. Retains over 98% of original gold gilt on the face. The circular, 21-mm brass device is in excellent condition and exhibits a seal that shows Virtus dressed in a helmet standing victoriously over the prostrate form of Tyranny. Large raised block letters “C A D E T ” are shown above Virtus, while same size letters “V.M.I.” rest below her form. Back side tarnished, with straight shank. Backmark of “R & W ROBINSON” within a ribbon. Tice # VAS294A1. A fine V.M.I. school cadet button in excellent addition. [jet]
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