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[sup][/sup]Small cuff button with what looks like George Washington.
 
I can't tell you what the button was made for but the company and age are identifiable.
Leavenworth & Kendrick, Waterville Connecticut 1829 to 1842. SOURCE


Leavenworth operated various partnerships:

Leavenworth, Hayden, and Scovill, Waterbury Connecticut 1811 to 1827. J.M.L. (Lamson) Scovill was the junior partner!
Leavenworth & Kendrick, Waterville Connecticut 1829 to 1842.
Leavenworth Spencer & Sperry, Waterbury Connecticut 1836 to 1839.
Leavenworth & Company, Waterbury Connecticut 1839 to 1849.
 
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