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Item Code: 998-829
Hard rubber products were still a novelty in the Civil War. Hard rubber buttons for navy uniforms, however, was eminently practical because of exposure to salt water and the elements. This example is Albert’s NA 137a2, featuring a raised rim, “U.S.N.” in an arc, three raised five-pointed stars, a horizontal anchor at bottom, and four stitching holes. Brownish black tones. Very minor wear. No cracks or losses. A scarce button in very good condition. [sr]
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