🔎 UNIDENTIFIED Button ID needed

[lrgoodger]

Google lens can't find this button. It is a one piece slightly larger than a quarter. There is a good bit of corrosion on it, as you can see, so I can't get anything off the back. The shank is mashed down flat with corrosion all around it, so I can't tell much about it. It rings up 91 on the Deus II, so it should be good metal.

 

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[Retired Sarge]

15th Cavalry, G Troop/Company/Squadron (Depending on the time period). 15th was active from 1901-1921, then from 1942 - Present, formed at the Presidio, California.

With the cross hatching on disc, it appears to be a collar brass disc to me. Here's two examples of WWI style Cavalry collar brass discs to show what I'm talking about.

 

[lrgoodger]

15th Cavalry, G Troop/Company/Squadron (Depending on the time period). 15th was active from 1901-1921, then from 1942 - Present, formed at the Presidio, California.

With the cross hatching on disc, it appears to be a collar brass disc to me. Here's two examples of WWI style Cavalry collar brass discs to show what I'm talking about.

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Thank you, sir!

 

[fyrffytr1]

Please show us a picture of the back. What is or isn't there can help correctly ID your find.

 

[Retired Sarge]

Thank you, sir!

Oh and I forgot it's an Enlisted version of the collar disc/disk. Can't find a 15/G but found a 15/E and 15/F. I'm thinking (Type I) WWI era for yours.

 

[Retired Sarge]

Here's the back of a WWI era (Type I) collar disc/disk.