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Item Code: 286-581
Recovered at Barlow’s knoll by local relic hunter and resident Ron Miller. He was the brother of Ed Miller, well-known local relic hunter who amassed a large Gettysburg collection.
Button has a light olive patina, complete with shank. BM: Evans & Haskell. [ws]
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