Northumberland Fusiliers Vounteers SP Button

19 mms diameter.

Backmark: 'Best London Make  read more

Code: 54008

32nd Punjab Pioneers Victorian Button

17 mms diameter. By Jennens & Co London.

The Jennens mark alongside the 32nd Pioneers insignia, this button bridges a highly active era of frontier warfare. It would have been worn by an officer during notable late-Victorian conflicts, including the Second Afghan War (1878–1880) or the iconic Chitral Expedition of 1895, where the 32nd famously marched through the snow-covered Sha...  read more

Code: 54007

Victorian OSD Rifles Button Bronzed Brass - Large. 23 mms diameter.

24 mms diameter.

Officer's service dress

Reverse: 'Extra Rich Treble Quality  read more

Code: 54006

Victorian Volunteers Rifles Button - Large.

23 mms diameter.

Reverse: Extra * Rich * Quality.

Rifle Volunteer units wore silver or white-metal buttons (or blackened metal) to distinguish themselves from regular line infantry. White metal buttons were typically reserved for officers, sergeants, or specific regional units.  read more

Code: 54005

King's Own Scottish Borderers Large Tunic Button

By WM Anderson & Sons Edinburgh.

25 mms diameter.  read more

Code: 54004

Silver Plated The King's Own (Yorkshire Light Infantry), 1881 - 1895. Button

18 mms diameter. Uncleaned.

Silver plated, probably commissioned by an officer.  read more

Code: 54003

7th Dragoon Guards (Princess Royal's) Large Tunic Button

25 mms diameter. By Firmin & Sons Ld London.

Buttons stamped "FIRMIN & SONS LD" (post-1875) or "FIRMIN LONDON" are standard Victorian or pre-1922 issue  read more

Code: 54002

3rd Dragoon Guards Button

18 mms diameter. by W Twigg & Co Birmingham.

In gilded metal - excellent condition.  read more

Code: 54001

East India Company Button. Scarce

15 mms diameter. By Bodley and Etty. London. Early 1800's.

The Maritime Motif: The combination of the lion holding a crown standing over a fouled anchor indicates this button belonged to an officer or official within the Bombay Marine / Her Majesty’s Indian Navy (the naval arm of the East India Company)  read more

Code: 54000

Line regiment: 104 Bengal Fusiliers Button.

Other ranks 104 Bengal Fusiliers button. 18.5 mms diameter.

Originally raised in 1765 as the 2nd Bengal European Regiment by the Honourable East India Company.

(While officers typically wore high-gilt buttons stamped by elite London makers like Jennens & Co, other ranks often wore mass-produced brass or lower-quality gilt buttons that were left completely plain on ...  read more

Code: 53999