Z2534 Vermont Militia Infantry Coat Button

Description: Nice one-piece Vermont Militia coat button. Tice states, "In 1842-1844, Vermont officially adopted the designs of VT200-VT215 for militia use. The face of the button has an infantryman holding a flintlock musket with "Vt Militia" below. This example shows honest use and wear with a portion of the word "Militia" still visible below. The stand-up shank is perfect and intact!

Backmark: "(dot) R & W. ROBINSON (dot) / ATTLEBOROUGH / .*.*.*. EXTRA / .*.*.*. RICH" rm with three rings

Measures: 21.86 mm

Recovered: Non-Excavated

Reference: Albert VT4, Tice VT200A1

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