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Item Code: 173-513
Excavated example of an officer’s eagle I cuff button, recovered on Culp’s Hill by the late John Cullison and passed by him to the Rosensteel family collection. The obverse side of this specimen shows ground action patina surface, with a small amount of gold gilt remaining in the recesses of the shield and around the wings and tail feathers. The reverse side shows a slightly bent shank and the manufacturer’s name, “Scovill & Co Extra”.
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