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Item Code: 1156-37
Face has a wonderful patina with great detail to the spread-winged eagle and wreath. Face is free of scratches and the edges are perfect.
Reverse has small brass tongue.
This plate is pictured as plate #634 on page 385 of O’Donnell & Campbell’s work “AMERICAN MILITARY BELT PLATES.” [AD] [ph:L]
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