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Your button is depicting a trident sign and it looks to be pewter, sorry that's all I got. HH 
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Broken knee said:Your button is depicting a trident sign and it looks to be pewter, sorry that's all I got. HH
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Crossed my mind as well, but why the large base where it should have been pole like. ie. where the fork mets the pole/staff it widens to a triangle shape, not a thin attachment
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Looks like it might be a navy button. It looks like an anchor on it and its been in the ground a long time. Possibly civil war?
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That's also possible, did we loose the op? A pic of the back may help?HH :icon_thumrightbigcypresshunter said:
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Possibly a RR conductors button? That could be two letters, similar to the design below.
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I was with him when it was found ,there is no back from what i remember .Broken knee said:
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1 piece with no back mark , rotted outCRUSADER said:DIGGING1971GUY said:
what does that mean? A picture paints a thousand words.
are you saying it was a two piece & the back is missing? or its a 1 piece with no backmark or
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Whatever remains of the shank attachment is helpful in identificationDIGGING1971GUY said:1 piece with no back mark , rotted outCRUSADER said:DIGGING1971GUY said:
what does that mean? A picture paints a thousand words.
are you saying it was a two piece & the back is missing? or its a 1 piece with no backmark or
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There is no shank left just rotted out hollowness. Will post picture of reverse soon anyway. Thank's for all the help and responses had a family emergency and have been away for a while.
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