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Old 25-08-12, 09:51 PM
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Default 18th Hussars Buttons

The attachment shows four buttons to the 18th Hussars. These have been descibed variously as "uniform", "mess dress" and "hunt" on Ebay and in one or two books.
Despite consulting the usual oracles (Parkyn,Ripley and Squire) I can find no satisfactory answer to the question "When and where?".
With no photographic evidence to support the possibility that these are Military, i.e. worn on a recognized and accepted form of uniform I am inclined to the view that they are blazer buttons.
Should any member have proof to the contrary I would be delighted to hear from you.

Best wishes

Gordon
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