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Looks like it will work fine.  Use brass machine screws, flat head, and you have it. Heck, the area is already clean and primed with solder.  A little flux on the screw head and heat.

God bless

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2 hours ago, BaroqueLeatherGal said:

I ordered a few of these to see if I can make them work. :)

Hope so. I did a bit of research and see that the 3 pin attachment on the rear is very similar to period examples found at military sites of the 1860s in Virginia and Georgia. Presumed you'd prefer period correct.

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Hello,

In France There a old house which make and sale this kind of product. It name is Poursin and it exist since 1830.

If you want some informations, I can call them. I bought one few years ago for the same utilisation.Of memorie it was not chicago screws back but pins attachment, it holds up very well but you have to make a lining. It's not in inch but in millimeter and the bigest is 68 mm (approximately 2-3/4'').
It's solid brass hand polished.
If I can help you, don't hesitate.

Web site : https://www.poursin-paris.fr/

to find the right page, go to at ''Cocardes, grelots et initiales'' in the left column.

If you want I also can ordered for you and send you in California.

 

 

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