Civil War Eagle General Service Coat Button - Dug Cold Harbor, Virginia

Description

Offered here is a 20mm Union Army eagle coat button recovered at the Cold Harbor, Virginia Battlefield.
The button
has taken on a soft dark brown patina
.  As excavated,  t
he face has kept excellent detail.  The back is has an early Scovill Mfg Co / Waterbury rmdc back mark.
Tice classifies this button as GEN215A30 and Albert GI 94A.
The shank is firmly attached and straight.
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