🔎 UNIDENTIFIED What is this exactly? I can’t find an exact one online. British crown one piece button firmin & co london

[wayfas4u]

British crown one piece button firmin & co london… found at an Indian site. What year timeline is this button?

 

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[ncsuwolf]

One piece….so I’m guessing 1830s or prior. Where (directionally) was it found?

 

[Red-Coat]

The crown style is St.Edward’s crown, used on official and military buttons in Britain between 1838 and 1901. Prior to Victoria, the Tudor crown with an arched top was generally used.

Without any regimental or other indication (I don’t see any letters or numbers either below or either side of the crown) it’s unlikely to be military but might well be a generic button for some other official use, or could simply be patriotic.

 

[wayfas4u]

One piece….so I’m guessing 1830s or prior. Where (directionally) was it found?

Thank you! Southern Georgia

 

[wayfas4u]

The crown style is St.Edward’s crown, used on official and military buttons in Britain between 1838 and 1901. Prior to Victoria, the Tudor crown with an arched top was generally used.

Without any regimental or other indication (I don’t see any letters or numbers either below or either side of the crown) it’s unlikely to be military but might well be a generic button for some other official use, or could simply be patriotic.

😊 thank you

 

[wayfas4u]

The crown style is St.Edward’s crown, used on official and military buttons in Britain between 1838 and 1901. Prior to Victoria, the Tudor crown with an arched top was generally used.

Without any regimental or other indication (I don’t see any letters or numbers either below or either side of the crown) it’s unlikely to be military but might well be a generic button for some other official use, or could simply be patriotic.

Thank you Red Coat …😊