LASTCHANCE72
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It's brass and the size of a dime.
Need help with button.
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Without seeing the back, it looks like an overall button. These types were popular from the early 1900s-1930's. I found a HAWK BRAND with a different bird. http://www.vintagebuttons.net/work.html
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Heres your bird http://buttonworks.blogspot.com/2010/02/hawk-brand.html
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wow theses guys are just too good. I didn't think there was so many different ones... being that old...
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Apparently they used several different bird depictions. http://www.etsy.com/listing/40317649/old-brass-uniform-button-hawk-brand
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