Original British American Revolutionary War 4th King’s Own Regiment of Foot Coat Button - Regiment of First British Soldiers Killed Headgear There is no damage to

There is no damage to the exterior or interior and doesn’t even have any mothing marks which is very common in material this old

History and development of the Ford GPA:

[72] After the announcement of the Japanese surrender

with evidence of past fouling and oxidation

but was then hemmed in from both sides

Original British American Revolutionary War 4th King’s Own Regiment of Foot Coat Button - Regiment of First British Soldiers Killed Headgear There is no damage toOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is an exceedingly rare button for the 4th Regiment of Foot or the 4th (King's Own) Regiment of Foot who fought in the American Revolutionary War. The first British soldiers to die in the American Revolution were arguably three members of the light company of the 4th Foot, who died at Concord Bridge in 1775. The button features vines surrounding IV. 4 in Roman Numerals. The button measures about 1 in diameter, or