CW "I" button and bullets?
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Re: CW "I" button and bullets?
Looks like a Confederate Civil War. http://www.atlantaarsenal.com/page122.html
Looks like a Confederate Civil War. http://www.atlantaarsenal.com/page122.html
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Re: CW "I" button and bullets?
Very nice finds. That confederate "I" button is sweet. It is in great shape.
Very nice finds. That confederate "I" button is sweet. It is in great shape.
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Re: CW "I" button and bullets?
I hate to be the bearer of bad news but your I button is not civil war. The button refered to as from Atlanta arsnal was a one piece cast I. The button pictured is two pieces. the backmark is not correct for a period button. A perion button would have an English backmark or a Richmond or even no backmark, but not a Union backmark. I also believe that backmark is much more modern than the civilwar.
I hate to be the bearer of bad news but your I button is not civil war. The button refered to as from Atlanta arsnal was a one piece cast I. The button pictured is two pieces. the backmark is not correct for a period button. A perion button would have an English backmark or a Richmond or even no backmark, but not a Union backmark. I also believe that backmark is much more modern than the civilwar.
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