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 Coolection of flat buttons

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Erle From Va.
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PostSubject: Coolection of flat buttons   Coolection of flat buttons I_icon_minitime8/25/2010, 11:16 pm
This pile of colonial and CW era flat buttons came from the Jubal early extension area right next to Whites lake... Dug most of them in two nights, came back again and the dozers had buried the spot in about ten feet of fill... that was a sad day!

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