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At about the 10-o-clock position the stamp appears to be a "G" with a little 12 and a period underneath it. Sort
of like an exponent. At least, that's what I'm seeing.

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The firm made buttons from about 1841-1910 and they did make some for the military. The number at the bottom is for the size of the button, yours being 28 mm.The one I pasted is 25 mm.Let's see the front.
 
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The firm made buttons from about 1841-1910 and they did make some for the military. The number at the bottom is for the size of the button, yours being 28 mm.The one I pasted is 25 mm.Let's see the front.


Oh, I just wish I could show the front! All I found was the back. I will be concentrating on that area next time though.

Using the wonderful info you've provided already I think I found a sample of this button online.

G_C_IE_BUTTONBACK1880.webp
G_C_IE_BUTTONFRONT.webp

I'm assuming this front goes with that back.
What do you think?
 
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