Can Anybody ID This Early Toasted British Cavalry Button?

[bookfisher]

I found this button in the woods last week. It is in real bad condition, but was easier to read until I "cleaned" it. The button has a crown above "GR" in script. Before I cleaned it, I could clearly read CAVALRY along the bottom. There are also words above the crown, but I could not make them out even before cleaning. Finally, I'm almost postive the backmark is BYRNE AND BRENNAN DUBLIN. Any help on this button would be greatly appreciated. I have done several google (and advanced google) searches using different combinations of key words and have come up with nothing.

 

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[zaxfire69]

Here check this page...It might be on there..
http://www.worldcollectorsnet.com/magazine/issue20/iss20p2.html


If it is not. I will help you in just a little while.

 

[bookfisher]

Here check this page...It might be on there..
http://www.worldcollectorsnet.com/magazine/issue20/iss20p2.html

Thanks Zax, but I don't see it there.

 

[zaxfire69]

Let me find my post on the one I just found about a month ago. I think I have some links to button pages on it. Hold please.
http://silversimon.piczo.com/?g=41442429&vsrc=search_google&cr=2

 

[West Jersey Detecting]

Nice find, Bill! Do you have any idea if it is Revolutionary era? The only British buttons I found that look like that type are all post Revolutionary.

 

[Iron Patch]

Buttons like this can be a challenge because there's so many small units. The top word is likely a place name in Ireland. Can you see any letters?

 

[steelheadwill]

No help on ID, but that's a nice Find

 

[zaxfire69]

It is a British army button. Now the trick is finding out what year it is from. I am looking.

 

[bookfisher]

Buttons like this can be a challenge because there's so many small units. The top word is likely a place name in Ireland. Can you see any letters?

Thanks IP. The only letter I can make out is the first letter, which is an "A" located at about the 10 o'c;lock position.

 

[bookfisher]

It is a British army button. Now the trick is finding out what year it is from. I am looking.

Thanks Zax, I appreciated the effort.