The Ayrshire ( Duke of Carrick's Own ) Yeomanry Large Gilt Button
Gilt in excellent condition with King's Crown which dates it to between 1902 and 1952. Maker marked C. Pitt & Co, London, W.1. Fixed shank. Circa 25mm in diameter. read more
6.50 GBP
Royal Artillery Brass Ball Button, Kings Crown
Good condition brass button, back marked Buttons Limited.
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Canadian Army Eigth Princess Louises New Brunswick Hussars Large Brass Button
Back stamped J R Gaunt & Sons Ltd Montreal, but made in England. Fixed shank and 25mm in diameter.
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3.00 GBP
Victorian 5th West York Militia Officers Silver Plated Large Pattern Button
Circa 25mm in diameter, fixed shank, with maker marks POW feathers / Jennens & Co, London to the reverse. Crowned star bearing title strap and Rose to centre. Silver plate is dark toned but with sharp detail. Worn circa 1855 - 1881.
Ripley No 504 refers.
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2nd Regiment of Foot (Queens Royal) Small Pattern Mess Waiters Gilt Button
Circa 16mm in diameter, an early semi flat button with fixed shank and maker marked Firmin London. Worn circa 1835 onwards. QVC crown. Some stains to gilt finish but generally in good condition.
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2nd Regiment of Foot (Queens Royal) Medium Pattern Other Ranks Brass Button
Circa 19mm in diameter, fixed shank, maker marked Firmins ld, London. Dark toned brass otherwise in good condition.
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2nd Regiment of Foot (Queens Royal) Other Ranks Large Pattern Brass Button, pre 1881
Circa 24mm in diameter, floating shank, blank reverse. Dark toned brass otherwise in very good condition.
After 1881 styled as the Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment).
Ripley No 87 refers.
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Victorian Army Pay Department Button Officers Large Pattern Fire Gilt Button
Circa 25mm in diameter, fixed shank, maker marked Pitt & Co, 31 Maddox St, London, W. Gilt bright and in superb condition. Worn from 1878 - `1901.
Ripley No 528 refers.
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5th Seaforth and Caithness Highlanders Territorial Battalion Officers Large Pattern Silver Plated Button
Circa 24mm in diameter, fixed shank. A heavy quality button made by Jennens & Co, London. In good condition.
The battalion was first formed in 1859, early in the Volunteer movement, by the Duke of Sutherland and took as its badge, the Sutherland Crest (the Wild Cat), with the proud motto "Sans Peur". When the Territorial Force was formed, the battalion changed its name to the 5... read more
29th (North Middlesex) Rifle Volunteer Corps Large Pattern Brass Button
Circa 25mm in diameter, fixed shank and blank reverse. Brass dark toned otherwise in very good condition.
Post 1908 they became the 19th London Regiment. Worn 1880 - 1908.
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