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Can you tell what it is made of? Magnet thing?
Without a back, it may be tough.
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Without a back, it may be tough.
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Looks like it's a civilian button early to mid 1900's or so. If you show a pc of the back even with the back out it might help with the ID a bit
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lets see the back ?kinda looks like french navy 
if back is gone its not that old
if back is gone its not that old
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