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Old 30-07-20, 03:54 PM
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Would someone be kind enough to let me know which Regiment this button belongs to please?

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Old 30-07-20, 03:58 PM
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Think this is something like Lord Lieutenant.
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Old 30-07-20, 06:42 PM
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I think Lord Lieutenants of Ireland just wore shamrock and crown. Several Irish regiments had the motto Quis Separabit? - who will separate us - the motto of St Patrick. This includes Irish Guards but they have a date in Roman numerals below on their button as do the 4th Irish Dragoon Guards on their post 1904 button..
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Definitely not a regimental button. Still think Lord Lieutenant. One of the button collectors will know for sure.
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Definitely not a regimental button. Still think Lord Lieutenant. One of the button collectors will know for sure.
A quick Google brings it up on sites, identified as Irish Lord Lieutenant's
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Old 30-07-20, 08:56 PM
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Dennis Blair in his booklet "British Buttons" has the KC shamrock (R10) as H.M. Lieutenants of Counties for Northern Ireland and the one with the garter (R12) as Lord Lieutenant of Northern Ireland.
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