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Item Code: 286-790
Recovered in the historic Wheatfield, east of the stone wall in the woods. Button retains 75% of the original gilt finish on face. Complete with shank. Backmark: “Extra Quality”. Found by Ron Miller, local relic hunter and resident of Gettysburg, and brother of Ed Miller who at one time had an outstanding collection of Gettysburg relics. [ws]
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