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The Earliest Known Official U. S. Navy Department Uniform Button c. 1795-1805
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Nautical Antiques and Antique Ship Models

The Earliest Known Official U. S. Navy Department Uniform Button c. 1795-1805

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This button is in near mint condition and measures 7/8" diameter. The back is stamped 'double gilt.' The front shows the early 'frog legged' eagle with 11 stars, with an anchor on the eagle's breast. Very rare!

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Nautical Antiques and Antique Ship Models
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KFA-0424
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