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- Thread starter Donny nj
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lordmarcovan
New member
I'll let somebody who has their Albert's book handy answer this one.
If you don't get any replies, I'll dig mine out of the clutter.
Great early US military button, there, even if the condition leaves something to be desired. Very cool.
If you don't get any replies, I'll dig mine out of the clutter.
Great early US military button, there, even if the condition leaves something to be desired. Very cool.
lordmarcovan
New member
Whoa. Rev War, eh?
VERY cool. I knew it was early, off the top of my head, but I was thinkin' more War of 1812 era.
Excellent!
So you answered your own question, apparently.
I envy you New England fellas, sometimes. We get some colonial relics and coins here in GA, but not like y'all.
I hope to dig in Europe and/or the British Isles one day, but until then, I would settle for a trip up north sometime to get some really old stuff.
VERY cool. I knew it was early, off the top of my head, but I was thinkin' more War of 1812 era.
Excellent!
So you answered your own question, apparently.
I envy you New England fellas, sometimes. We get some colonial relics and coins here in GA, but not like y'all.
I hope to dig in Europe and/or the British Isles one day, but until then, I would settle for a trip up north sometime to get some really old stuff.