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Dog man

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Anyone recognize this?
 

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Antiquarian is correct, as usual.

Most examples of these Faux (Fake) Family-Crests/Coat-of-Arms buttons made for use by the Civilian "Fashion" clothing industry have an iron/steel back, because it is a much cheaper metal than brass. Dog Man, does your excavated find have a rusty (or rusted-out) iron/steel back?
 
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Antiquarian is correct, as usual.

Most examples of these Faux (Fake) Family-Crests/Coat-of-Arms buttons made for use by the Civilian "Fashion" clothing industry have an iron/steel back, because it is a much cheaper metal than brass. Dog Man, does your excavated find have a rusty (or rusted-out) iron/steel back?

Thank you TCG, I appreciate your compliment.
In all honesty, over the years I've learned so much from you here as well. :thumbsup:
 
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