Civil War Relic?
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Welcome to TNet! What state are you hunting in?
It looks like a Texas button.
And, you should post a picture of the backside, and give the dimensions.
It looks like a Texas button.
And, you should post a picture of the backside, and give the dimensions.
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Somebody will chime in who knows more than I do. Nothing on the back that indicates it was a button, unless you maybe only have the front half of it.
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Pretty cool whatever it is. Congratz!
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It appears to be the disk portion of a broken tongue to a two piece sash buckle.
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Nice!!!! Congrats!!!!
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