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By tony75 · Posted
Hi Steve Thank you Trust me, my hopes were not up on this one. Thanks again Tony -
By Wade20th · Posted
Looks to me like ERDL. RDF is darker and has more black, but it could be faded. Wade -
By YourLocalHistoryGuy · Posted
To me it looks like a repo this is a orginal one what does everyone else think. -
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By erichjr · Posted
Not sure if these are original, cloth patch’s about 5 inch’s in size. -
By Salvage Sailor · Posted
From WW2 Aircraft.net Jeffrey Ethell Collection More info here -->> WW2 Aircraft.net -
By JohnK83882 · Posted
I've noticed some early 1917 style US Army buttons, probably the first made, have a faint, maybe concave border instead of the rised ones that would be common later. Here are a few pics. -
By JohnK83882 · Posted
I think the US Army buttons that are deeply embossed are generally post WW2 and the ones with steel backs are almost always mid-WW2, I found two deeply embossed army buttons with steel backs. One Waterbury, one Superior Quality. -
By JohnK83882 · Posted
Here's a made in England US Army hat button with the same domed style.
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