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Item Code: 173-1462
This is a US eagle cuff button with an “A” for artillery at center of the shield on the eagle’s chest. The face is dark with no gilt remaining and is in very good condition being free of pushes or dents. The reverse has a complete shank and looks to have a maker’s mark but it is too light to read.
This item was recovered by the late John Cullison on Seminary Ridge and then passed on to the Rosensteel Family Collection of Gettysburg artifacts.
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