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Garabaldi

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Found my second "US GREAT COAT BUTTON" 1830 and my first waist belt keeper. This is the description I found,
"WAIST BELT KEEPERS FOR CIVIL WAR OFFICER/NCO WAIST BELTS. Brass. For the M1851 Rectangular Eagle belt plate, or any one of the many state, city, or organization rectangular plates".

Also found a Hayden and Scovill 1 piece eagle button and several different style mini bullets.
 

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Nice dig's Garabaldi :thumbsup:
 
Awesome first hunt in 2011.
 
Great finds!!! Good job...
 
CW lead and buttons.......BEAUTIFUL!!! :hello2:
Very nice haul.
-MM-
 
Starting off the year well.
Sweet Buttons..
The Keeper is a keeper as well :tongue3:
HH Soup
 
sweet buttons!!!! MR TUFF
 
Any Idea what the thin round piece is? Looks kind of like it may have been hinged,in the middle?
 
fishkiller41 said:
Any Idea what the thin round piece is? Looks kind of like it may have been hinged,in the middle?
Not sure what the round disk is. Could it be some type of buckle from the training post? War of 1812. :dontknow:
Thanks for all the comments. :icon_thumleft:
 

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