(Circa 1850's, Alberts MC-9B
(Circa 1840's, Alberts MC-7
(My first military button with the Nautilus)
Albert's CS-184
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| Marine Corps Button (Circa 1850's, Alberts MC-9B |
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| Marine Corps Button (Circa 1840's, Alberts MC-7 |
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| Various Civil War Buttons including General Service Eagle Buttons, Navy, New York State Seal Cuff and Confederate I Button | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Confederate cast Block I button (My first military button with the Nautilus) Albert's CS-184 |
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| Republican Blues button. This group was from Savanah Georgia. Became the 1st Volunteer Georgia Infantry at the start of the Civil War. This button dates 1835 to 1840 | |||||||||||||||||||||