✅ SOLVED Just found these what are they?
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nhbenz
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War of 1812 silver plated officer's buttons... Wow! Non-dug, correct? (It's still completely OK to post them here if so)
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Your buttons are United States Infantry buttons from the War-Of-1812 period. They are shown in the book "Record Of American Uniform And Historical Buttons: by Alphaeus H. Albert, as button GI-51-J. They are quite rare... especially in non-excavated condition. I know a historical American military-buttons dealer (not me) who would pay you a good price for them.
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I see my good friend Nhbenz and I posted the answer at the exact same minute.
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I see my good friend Nhbenz and I posted the answer at the exact same minute.
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Very Nice!
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Great looking buttons...happy these guys could correctly ID them...
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Those buttons are in very nice shape !
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Those buttons are in very nice shape !
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Wow! I've never seen a Flock of Propatria Infies in captivity before.
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