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Old 01-03-19, 04:44 PM
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Default 5th Royal Irish Dragoons Button

A fairly recent accusation I believe to be Royal Irish Dragoons (1751-1799), flat one piece silver plate.The button back mark is T.B only. Not a pattern Ive seen before.
Any information on this or the disbanded 5th Dragoons would be welcome. All I know is they reformed as the Lancers in 1858.

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Old 01-03-19, 07:32 PM
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This design is illustrated in Parkyn, page 50, No. 42:

... The officers' buttons of the old 5th Royal Irish Dragoons were flat, silver, with the design engraved (Fig. 42) ...

I do not have records on this maker.

- Thomas Biddell, Drury Lane is not an option, because he is listed from 1807 onwards. The regiment was disbanded in 1799.

- Thomas Bolsover, manufacturer of Sheffield Plated goods and buttons
https://www.britannica.com/biography/Thomas-Boulsover

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Old 04-03-19, 05:44 PM
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This design is illustrated in Parkyn, page 50, No. 42:

... The officers' buttons of the old 5th Royal Irish Dragoons were flat, silver, with the design engraved (Fig. 42) ...

I do not have records on this maker.

- Thomas Biddell, Drury Lane is not an option, because he is listed from 1807 onwards. The regiment was disbanded in 1799.

- Thomas Bolsover, manufacturer of Sheffield Plated goods and buttons
https://www.britannica.com/biography/Thomas-Boulsover
Thanks for the information.
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