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116L button is very common use, even up today. Sews on easily, stays secure and is useful in tons of places. Matching buttons 151, 152.… Read More
152 button is very common use, even up today. Sews on easily, stays secure and is useful in tons of places. Size is 5/8″. Matching buttons 151, 116.… Read More
151 button is very common use, even up today. Sews on easily, stays secure and is useful in tons of places. Size is 5/8″. Matching buttons 152, 116.… Read More
Ease to sew, secure and can be used on either side up. Size is 7/8″ and that has a lot of places it can be used.… Read More
149 S, It is nice to have a button that has the holes for sewing. Quick and secure. This medium one 5/8″ has jobs from breeches to cuffs and lots in between.… Read More
148 L, the Medallion is a handsome large button, proper for a coat, Cloak or possible bag strap. The size is a 1″ and is among one our largest buttons.… Read More
144: St Andrew is a square on the point. A copy of an old button. Size is 3/4″ This is a heavy button and up to many tasks.… Read More
This resembles Japanese Chrysanthemum design. Very tiny and very pretty. Size is 1/2″ which is fine for collars and very delicate things. Also used on dolls clothing. Matching design but a bit larger is #146.… Read More
144 is the middle size in this series of three RR buttons. No original buttons have been found and this was done for a unit of re-enactors. The sizes is 3/4″; matching styles 137 and 142.… Read More
The Scottish diamond thistle button is from the musician’s attire. This is the largest one. Nice to use on waistcoats, frock coats. Size is 3/4′” x 1-3/4″,… Read More
