Help identifying strange buttons¿

Mmansfield

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4846BED0-CDDB-4FB5-B914-B3720C874E0F.jpeg Found water hunting....any help with identifying would be appreciated!! 4FE9BBB5-D1E0-41D6-AD87-51EFF88ECD74.jpeg 3F7F8222-F26B-4758-8B2F-C51E82C32EBD.jpeg
 

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The engraved one looks like a silver cuff button to me. The other one I have no idea although it is very big.:icon_scratch:
 

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Gene Mean

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The script button is well made! FF or TT?
 

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DCMatt

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Any thoughts on 17 on bottom between 2 letters
.age?

The 17 and two letters (P Q?) look like they were added later. Maybe a mourning reminder? Initials and birth year? :dontknow: I'm just guessing...

I would date the cufflink to the second half of the 18th C. But again, I'm guessing a little. It could be the second half of the 19th C. Men wore cufflinks like this for 200 years or more.
 

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CRUSADER

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Not a cuff button. It is half a cuff link. 18th C. Nice find.
Yes, & I think linked to the 17th Light Dragoon's. (not military issued, just personalised)
L17D.
 

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