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Item Code: R20564
This pair of cufflinks look to be made of brass that has tarnished with age. Each link is missing the post on the reverse. They are oval in shape and meas. approx. 0.75 of an inch long. Finely engraved on them is what looks to be a sheaf of wheat with three arrows protruding from each end surrounded by a line of dots.
These cufflinks were dug on the site of a Colonial home near the East Cavalry Battlefield at Gettysburg.
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