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Jellybone

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Can anyone ID this one? Found in a 1900 dairy farm. I little bigger than a quarter. I would guess it is a Pin because of the metal soldered to the back. The Metal sticking up was folded down when I dug it at about 8 inches deep.
 

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Treasure! :) It's ALL treasure...

Looks like the "torch of knowledge" and it also looks like "collar brass" or a huge button... more to follow.
 
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Great ID Jim :thumbsup:

A cool find Jellybone - and I see you are a Johnny Winter fan too - ROCK ON :headbang:

Mike
 
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Looks to me like an emblem of the US Army ROTC, which would be worn on uniform jackets.

ROTC = Reserve Officers Training Corps, a university military cadet program.

:)
 
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willieboyd2 said:
Looks to me like an emblem of the US Army ROTC, which would be worn on uniform jackets.

ROTC = Reserve Officers Training Corps, a university military cadet program.

:)
Yep, thats what it is from Montana Jim's link.
 

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