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Item Code: 173-601
Dug enlisted men’s 1854 pattern eagle button, type used on the fatigue blouse and frock coats. This specimen was part of the well-known Rosensteel family collection of Gettysburg artifacts and was originally found on Little Round Top by the late John Cullison (1910-1950). Nice patina and details, still retains its shank.
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