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Post-1873 US Army Eagle General Service Brass Button Horstmann Philad Backmark
$10.74
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Description
This post-1873 U.S. Army General Service button is struck in brass and displays the eagle with shield, olive branch, and arrows that remained the standard insignia of enlisted men’s coats during the Indian War era. The reverse is clearly marked HORSTMANN PHILAD with star separator, a backmark associated with production after the 1873 fatigue blouse was introduced. The button retains its shank and shows period use consistent with late nineteenth-century service.
– Post-1873 U.S. Army General Service button
– Eagle with shield, olive branch, and arrows design
– Brass construction with intact shank
– Backmark: HORSTMANN PHILAD with star separator
– Used on five-button fatigue blouse and other uniforms of the 1870s–1880s
– Diameter: 19 mm
Condition
This vintage button is in very good condition with wear appropriate to its age. Please review the included photos of the actual item to make a complete determination of its condition.
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