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Well this is a perplexing one. While the crossed sabers are associated with the Cavalry, I have never seen them superimposed over disc like this, in US military use. Doesn't mean it isn't possible.

Could be a fraternal item, or just creative licensing (Fantasy piece).

If nothing is found/learned here you could try the US Militaria Forum site.

Oh, and welcome to the Treasure Net, a lot of great people here.
 

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Crossed sabres with shield may indicate "Calvary Guard" for a high ranking officer. I'd guess Civil War era.
 

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wow, the starburst background Dragoon---but the crossed sword did not show up until the 1840 ?
so I how no clue
 

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One thing I noticed the crossed sabers are wider than you normally see in US Military Cavalry badges.

Also zooming in, I noticed the guard is 3 dimensional (Actual spacing between the parts. While an US Military used one doesn't have that.

Here's a crop of an picture showing the lack of dimension on official US Army used ones.
Screenshot_20250202-192143_Gallery.webp
 

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