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✅ SOLVED Octogan button?
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It looks to be tombac but its hard to tell from the photos.
My guess is mid to late 1700s.
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My guess is mid to late 1700s.
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I can almost make out the impression of an Angel with wgs wings on the front!
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I am leaning toward it being a cuff link.
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I'm thinking it's made of brass and based on it's size, I'd say it's a cuff button. 
Date wise... late 18thc.
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Date wise... late 18thc.
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From my research i have to also lean towards a cufflink! Thanks guys!
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