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Old 29-03-20, 01:07 PM
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Hi Gents,
Loads of buttons for you to identify for me please. Some of them I have a good idea but others I am clueless.
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and many thanks in advance
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Old 29-03-20, 01:35 PM
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British Telecom cable ships is number 21
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Thanks Phil,
That's one of the ones I thought I might know!
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Old 29-03-20, 01:56 PM
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Air Transport Command for the ATC one.
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Number 6 looks like the Royal Chelsea Infirmary, still worn in anodised ali by the Royal Hospital Chelsea.

Edit: Number 4 is the victorian version of no.6
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No.18 is the Nelson Line.
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2. looks like a royal court button they are hard to ID I have a few big and small. 3. I think is central India Horse 7. I think is Durham Light infantry dress button 8. The kings own royal regiment dress button 10/11 kings own Yorkshire light infantry dress button 15. Wiltshire yeomanry mess? 22. 15th Mess? 23. family Livery button not military
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No. 8 kings own Royal reginent

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Old 01-04-20, 08:48 PM
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2. looks like a royal court button they are hard to ID I have a few big and small. 3. I think is central India Horse 7. I think is Durham Light infantry dress button 8. The kings own royal regiment dress button 10/11 kings own Yorkshire light infantry dress button 15. Wiltshire yeomanry mess? 22. 15th Mess? 23. family Livery button not military
I had a feeling that number 23 was a bank or similar organisation.
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Old 02-04-20, 02:19 PM
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I had a feeling that number 23 was a bank or similar organisation.
could be a lot of things a griffin passant is quite common.
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Old 02-04-20, 02:42 PM
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12, is east Essex Hunt dress 13, is Berkeley hunt Dress
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Old 30-05-20, 11:19 AM
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Thanks very much gents!
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Old 30-05-20, 07:01 PM
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I'm still interested to know if anyone knows what 22 is if its anything like mine it might have a makers mark on the back for being solid silver and either indian? or the 15th mess button.
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Nos 16 & 17 generic Transport buttons

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Hello ukbrits & all of you,

No.s 4 (QVC) & No. 6 (KC)

The Royal Corps of Invalids (RCI) Tunic Buttons
(Worn by the Pensioners at the Royal Hospital Chelsea)

Note:
Quite often thought of as a button worn by members of the (RCT) Royal Corps of Transport, by many people.

I have them in my button collection as we (The RASC & RCT) have members of the Corps in-house at the RHC, 15 to be exact.

Hope that is of help for you guys.

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