Step into History
139 is the Scottish diamond thistle button is from the musician’s attire. This is the smaller one. Nice to use on waistcoats. Size is 5/8″, matching style 140 L… Read More
This button was taken from an original. It has a strong presence on any garment. Size is 3/4″and is a very useful size.
This is a heavy button with a strong loop on the back.… Read More
136 is the opening bud design. The button falls into the Victorian time period. The size is 3/4″… Read More
This resembles Japanese Chrysanthemum design. Very tiny and very pretty. Size is 5/16″ which is fine for collars and very delicate things. Also used on dolls clothing. Matching design 146 but a bit larger… Read More
135 is a sweet Victoria Rose button. It would fit right at home in 1860’s. It is only 5/8″ and can be repeated for effect.… Read More
The raised dots give this button a strong look. #134 is the stud button. It is only 1/2″ in size but it can look very dramatic in a line or group. Good for areas that require a small button.… Read More
This is a fine example of a floral design with a tooth edge to set it off. It is a Rose nestled in a swirl of leaves. It would be best in the Civil War era or even with modern clothing.… Read More
Military buttons are important. We have 132 M, which is an “I” Infantry Eagle pewter button. The size on this is 3/4″
Matching button is 131 S… Read More
Military buttons are important. We have 131 S, which is an “I” Eagle pewter button. The size on this is 1/2″, and we also carry the matching 3/4″ button.
Matching button is 132 M.… Read More
#125 ( medium) is a bright decorative button of 3/4″size. This looks fine on any waistcoat or shirt.… Read More
