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U.S pin...military?
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Lapel or collar disk screw back ww2 - Korea era looks to be
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Nothing exciting to the eye, but I'd definitely take that as a good find with what military era it came from!
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I see the link to the ID site has been posted already, but it does appear to be a WW2 era collar disk. I'd need to see it cleaned up a bit to be sure of exactly which type though.
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