I don't know why but when I hold these I get the sense that they are not as old as they look. They seem to be made out of copper. Back is stamped "D. Evans & Co No Attleboro Mass"
Can anyone help date these for me. Any info is appreciated. Thanks!
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I don't know why but when I hold these I get the sense that they are not as old as they look. They seem to be made out of copper. Back is stamped "D. Evans & Co No Attleboro Mass"
Can anyone help date these for me. Any info is appreciated. Thanks!
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WW ll uniform coat button. so many of these made it back home from service, as the officers wore thier uniforms home.
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No offense intended, but I must post a correction -- those US Army "Great Seal Of The United States" buttons which have a "black finish" date strictly from the World War One era to 1923. Before and after that time-period, they had the usual brass/bronze/gold-plated finish.
By the way, the "black finish" is NOT a paint. It is a version of anodizing.
By the way, the "black finish" is NOT a paint. It is a version of anodizing.
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