BU092. A pair of linked gold anodised from a mess jacket, they are ¾ of an inch in diameter and made by Stokes & Sons MELB.
BU092. Back of button.
BU093. A pair of linked gilt brass buttons from a mess jacket, they are ½ an inch in diameter and are unmarked.
BU093. Back of button.
BU094. A large black Bakelite uniform button with a metal loop, it is 1 inch in diameter and marked on the back is a maker’s symbol, BQ and Y6-284.
BU094. Back of button.
BU095. A medium black Bakelite uniform button with a metal loop, it is 7/8 of an inch in diameter and marked on the back is a maker’s symbol, CL and Y6-244.
BU095. Back of button.
BU097. A small black Bakelite uniform button with a metal loop, it is 5/8 of an inch in diameter and marked on the back is a maker’s symbol and Y6-245.
BU097. Back of button.
BU098. A small black plastic utility jacket epaulet button, it is 5/8 of an inch in diameter and unmarked.
BU098. Back of button.
BU100. A gold anodised long shanked button, it is ½ and inch in diameter and made by Stokes MELB.
BU100. Back of button.
BU100. Side view of button.
Latest comments
02.11 | 07:44
Kelly, Yes, I am always adding to my collection.
02.11 | 07:21
Hello I am wondering if you are adding to your collection of cuff links. I have some eagle and crown gold ones I came across today at a thrift store. Your museum has been great to learn from.
15.09 | 10:37
Lucy, Thank you very much, I have amended my website. Regards, Lindsay.
15.09 | 10:04
PI186. W. J. SANDERCOCK 417420 R.A.A.F. was not discharged on 11/1/1945 - he was shot down over Norway.
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