vabuckhunter
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Can anyone help ID this button? Cant find one like it on the web without a letter in the shield
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Help Identify Civil War Button
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villagenut
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That sure is different, but nice...Show a pic of the back, it may help. If no back mark then shank type will help.
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Looks like a Confederate staff local. A very nice find!
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vabuckhunter
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On a different thread it was said it was a newer blazer button but thanks davers. It was dug where stonewall had 10000 troops camped in central Virginia so it's hard to believe it's a newer button but I'm no expert
Davers
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Looks Good anyway. IMO
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Not saying it isn't a CS button but there is nothing like it in Albert's button book. The stipled background just has a modern look. A picture of the back will greatly help with an ID.
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