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Need help with button and bullets

BenVa68

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Found these today. I have found everything from the Civil war to modern items at this location. It's out in the woods. The button was a few feet from where I dug 2 Williams cleaner bullets. The casings are .22 cal. The bullets are .20 cal. Thanks for looking.
 

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The casing with the letter "U" was manufactured by the Union Metallic Cartridge Company, who merged with Remington. Hard to get a precise date, but one website stated that the letter "U" stamping was discontinued in 1961.
 
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