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Capt. Brad

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I am hoping that someone can help me ID this eagle button that I recovered in Virginia a couple of days ago. I have not been able to find it in Tice’s or Albert’s books. The button is cuff size, with no visible back mark. The eagle is facing it’s left with a lined shield on the front and holds what appears to be a
single arrow in it’s right talon and an olive branch in it’s left. Any help would be appreciated. :icon_scratch:
 

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Looks like it might be a rare one, but need better pics. Use a flash or try shining a flashlight to the side of it.
 
Looks to be an early militia button
 
I think you have a militia button, Albert's GI 63Bv

I can't tell for sure from your picture, but I think it is the same as this one I found.
 

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I can't tell for sure from your picture, but I think it is the same as this one I found.
Appears to be the same button. You found it Albert's? Guess I didn't look hard enough. See it now. Thanks, and awesome button! Where did you find your's?
 
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Appears to be the same button. You found it Albert's? Guess I didn't look hard enough. See it now. Thanks, and awesome button! Where did you find your's?

I found mine at a river crossing in Southwestern PA.
 

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