Who is it and what was it used for?

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52.6 mm tall 32.9 mm wide. Partial lead back, maybe where an attachment once was.
But I also know that there were memorial GW busts…
 

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I have spent a good bit of time picking the crud off of this piece, and hit it with a touch of jeweler's rouge. By doing so, I think it has revealed some interesting detail that wasn't obvious before. . I have never seen crud as difficult to clean as the stuff coming from this site. That pistol; I found is taking me a long time, but sooner or later, I will get it cleaned.
 

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This guy has a beard and mustache from what I see. Not looking so GW to me.
 

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Perhaps a political pin?
 

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I was thinking what Mason Jarr is thinking.
 

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Seeing it cleaned it does not look like G.W.
 

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That's a Great dig! This one is listed as "Unknown". Maybe Ewell?

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the slope of the forehead does look like Shakespeare
 

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Thanks for the replies everybody.
 

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