J.S. Mosby Antiques & Artifacts Catalog

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Block A Button

Item #: JSM 2194

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This is a wonderful example of a Confederate artillery button exported by the British firm of H.T. & B. of Manchester, England. At 25mm it is a large and proud looking button with a simple yet elegant design with the broad right leg of the button and the triangular base of the left leg having a tiny pebbled surface in contrast to the smooth surrounding context. A testimony to the die maker's art.

Shipping Weight: 0.4 lb

Your Price $465.00 USD

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