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Item Code: 160-14
This is one of the cap insignias that the US Army “Dragoons” (mounted branch of service) adopted in 1833.
It features a brass, stamped eagle device affixed to a larger brass, eight-point start backing. Device measures approximately 5” wide x 5 ¼” tall and is very good condition. The central eagle device is the Napoleonic type adopted by the British after the Battle of Waterloo and altered by omitting the lightning in the talons and adding a wreath to the breast. The whole piece is highly detailed and exhibits a dark patina.
Reverse shows the two original wires used to mount the eagle to the front. In addition, all the original wire loops used to affix the plate to a hat remain soldered in place. [jet]
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