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The history we learn ......

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One of the greatest thing about this hobby is researching and learning the history of those artifacts we rescue. More so with relics than coins and a reason I'm starting to become more of a relic hunter. Heres a button I found recently in the UK I've identified as a Kings Dragoon Guard, circa 1760's-1780's period.
This may have saw service at The Battle of Waterloo, too cool. Found in the UK.
<img src="http://www.boomspeed.com/rmetz/kingsdragoonguard.jpg">
 
Great button!.....I don't think I gut any regimentals this time around after getting 3 on "Greedy" land. Thanks for posting it.
 
A lot of guys just chuck 'em, not me. Theres a guy in the UK doing a book on Livery buttons, should be cool. Must be thousands.
 
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