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Breezie
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It sorta looks like a Campaign Button with the center part missing. What is it made out of and does the pin in the back simply slide under the catch? Breezie
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Maybe a generic "years of service" lapel pin?
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....We call them Ring, or Annular Brooches here, yours doesn't look very old.......1900s :P Copper Alloy
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Looks somewhat old. 
I found one like it, and when I looked up close I was able to make out nearly invisible patent dates on the back, which dated back to the early 1900's.
Good luck on the ID,
I found one like it, and when I looked up close I was able to make out nearly invisible patent dates on the back, which dated back to the early 1900's.
Good luck on the ID,
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