Today I am selling RUSSIAN MILITARY BUTTONS from WW1 era – SET OF 3. All are made of brass (white metal). Metal detecting find. There are maker marks on the reverse side. Size: from mm to 22mm. Total weight: g/set. The condition and all details you will find in the pictures. Original items from WW1. % genuine! The North East's first choice for military clothing and equipment. Genuine Army Surplus offer a large selection of clothing, footwear and equipment suited to a wide range of outdoor activities including air soft, bushcraft, camping, hunting, and military events. Our retail store is based on North Road, Darlington however all our online items
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A. Canadian Military - Post WWI era 1. WW2 era & Korea (KC badges) 2. WWII era Cap badge and Collar Device Sets 3. Cap Badges collars & Badge Sets post 4. Royal Canadian Navy to Current 5. RFC-RAF-RCAF-CAA 6. Canadian Military Course Certificates 6. Sporrans, Webbing, Belts, Buckles, and Field Ge 7. Military The British M uniform as worn by Canadian troops in France and Belgium from The soldier in back is wearing a leather jerkin which was very popular with both British and Canadian troops in cold weather. This soldier of the rd Highlanders is wearing the service tunic, of the doublet cut as issued to Scottish regiments
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Military and all metal buttons Kawashima's art fabrics Smithsonian Libraries and Archives, Natural History Building, 10 th St. and Constitution Ave. NW, Washington DC, Missing: idaho I found a gold plated button today (North Co. Dublin, Ireland), similar to the above. Concave button Gold Plated front and rear Large gold shield on front 3 Artillery cannons pointed left 3 circles along top of shiel with triangle of smaller balls between them Diameter: 15mm approx Shank on rear still in place Wear & Tear but gold plating still Most corps and regiments adopted distinctive buttons. They were worn on the Service Dress Jacket, primarily, though some units may have worn them on greatcoats and service dress hats as well. Buttons were generally produced in three sizes; 15 mm (for use on caps), 20 mm (for use on pockets or shoulder straps) and 25 mm (for use on greatcoats It's the standard Australian button used from There were three variants; map of Australia with no internal boundaries, map of Australia with internal boundaries and a 'mistake' internal boundaries map which didn't demarcate the Northern Territories. Tiptaft is a bonus, as it's not the usual 'big three' (Gaunt, Firmin or Buttons Ltd) For sale is a beautifully detailed WW1 French Prytanée Military Officers Button Maker Marked On the back “T.W&W Paris.” Followed by an anchor and flaming-bomb symbol. This button is gilt finished and in great condition. This will be sent via 1st class signed for and dispatched within two working days