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Item Code: R20570
This button is very small even as cuff buttons go. It is a flat button with an impressed decoration of a spread-winged eagle at center. There is approx. 40% of the gold gilt remaining. This is found mostly in the lowest areas of the button around the eagle.
The reverse has the stub of a shank and some small amounts of gold gilt.
This button was dug on the site of a Colonial home near the East Cavalry Battlefield at Gettysburg.
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