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Help ID crooked sabre swords button
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it looks like cavalry sabers to me -- which are curved --8 would be the unit number as in.... the 8 th cavalry regiment which took part in the indain wars --for a while some were in nearby Oregon * from its small size I 'd say a cuff or collar or hat (side) button
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Nice find! 
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Appreciate the help. Thanks.
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Very nice find. Congrats
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