Step into History
Colonial Williamsburg had three buttons made with their logo, this is the largest, #170. There is a rampant Lion on one side of the Shield and a Unicorn on the other side.
Size is 7/8″ Matching buttons: 171 & 172.… Read More
A very important Military button. The USA stands for our beginning. #167 is the larger companion to #179. The larger version is 13/16″. It has a dotted edge so it stands out. The letters are intertwined in classic look. The Matching design is #179.… Read More
A very important Military button. The USA stands for our beginning. #179 is the small companion to #167. The smaller version is 5/8″. It has a dotted edge so it stands out. The letters are intertwined in classic look. The Matching design is #167.… Read More
The Rampant Lion is dancing across the button front. It is grand, 169 is round and just 9/16″ in size.… Read More
Two sizes for this pretty button. The floral pattern has openings so that whatever color you are wearing it will show through. 157 is the smaller of the two at only 5/8″. Some have earring made from these.
Matching larger button is 158 L.… Read More
Two sizes for this pretty button. The floral pattern has openings so that what ever color you are wearing it will show through. 157 is the smaller of the two at only 5/8″. Some have earring made from these.
Matching larger button is 158 L.… Read More
174 is only 5/8″ in size, flat back with Laurel wreath. It was made for a member of the S.C.A. It would fit in anywhere. On a cuff, shirt button up front, waistcoat, for even breeches fly.… Read More
161 has hexagon in the center, it moderate size 5/8″ This is another I obtained from the Lightner Museum in St. Augustine, FL.… Read More
159 is a floral design. A strong looking design. It is 5/8″ with a loop on the back. It would look right at home in the Victorian age.… Read More
This 4 hole decorative button is a secure way to have strong and pretty closure. Size of button 160, the Lover’s Knot, is 5/8″.… Read More
