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Item Code: 127-2204
Albert’s CS126. Two part convex button. Button depicts stippled block "C", intended for Confederate cavalry troops, manufactured in England and smuggled through the blockade. Backmark: "H T & B / (star) MANCHESTER (star) " dm on a very flat back, outer ring of dots. Shank present. Somewhat dull gilt finish. [ld]
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