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Old 07-18-2009, 09:57 PM
PCGeorge PCGeorge is offline
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It is indeed a US Cavalry bridle-rosette ...but it dates from the Spanish-American War period to World War One period. Note that it consists entirely of a stamped brass body (it never had a "back," nor any separately-applied attachment device) - just a brass shell with some "fold-over" tabs at its edge for attaching it to the leather horsegear strap.

As to its value... sorry, I do not know dollar-values for Span-Am-to-WW-One relics ...just that it's worth much less than a civil war period US rosette, due to much lower collector-interest.

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Pete [P.C. George]
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