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i found these in the woods yesterday, im not sure but thay are plobably ww1. any input???
 

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I think they started using them (Great Seal Buttons) in 1902. And they still use them now.
 
DirtyMike said:
I think they started using them (Great Seal Buttons) in 1902. And they still use them now.
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Right. Can you tell if the had a black or brown enamel on them? If so they date about WWI
 
nice buttons, how bout a wee bit larger picture?
 
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