© "GOLDEN AGE BUTTONS":  MISCELLANEOUS

Updated 1^st September 2010, next update due 1^st October 2010

There is a general information section at the bottom of the menu page for uniform buttons, and
a “How to Order” section on the Home Page of the website.       

References:  Gwen Squires "Uniform Buttons: a Guide for Collectors" (GS), Howard Ripley
"Buttons of the British Army 1855-1970" (HR) and Dennis Blair "British Buttons" (DB)

PRE-1881 INFANTRY

17th Leicestershire Regiment of Foot.  “17” below QVC, wreathed (HR 104)
Brass, two-piece convex, 19 mm. £8.50

MILITIA

East Kent Militia.   “Invicta” in circlet around rearing horse, QVC (HR 467)
Nickel, two-piece convex, 18.5 mm. £12.50

RIFLE VOLUNTEERS

Rifle Volunteers (General Pattern) (QV).  Tied bugle below QVC, plain field (HR4 337)
Nickel, two-piece convex, 24 mm. £7.50

1st Sutherland Rifle Volunteer Corps.  "Sans Peur" around cat on torse & coronet (HR4 293)
Nickel, two-piece convex, 23.5 mm. £12.50
Nickel, two-piece convex, 17 mm. £4.50

VOLUNTARY ORGANISATIONS

Crusaders.  Crown above "Through & Through" in large "C" around "Unto Him"
Brass, two-piece convex, 23.5 mm. £4.50

Factory Guards (WW2).  Owl above crossed keys (GS 100-12)
Brass, one-piece convex, 24 mm. £4.50