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matching pair buttons, any idea on these?

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dug these in a field yesterday 50 ft apart, any ID or info you could provide? :thumbsup:
 

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Cool buttons, it could be a state seal of some sort but not sure.
 
Doubt they're state seals...sort of fall in the "sportmen's" buttons category. Would guess 1800 - 1840s. think the features are too fine for pre-1800
 
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