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    This is a civilian button believed to be from the time of the War of 1812. The design on the face is a thin line star with ornate markings around the edges.

    This is a civilian button believed to be from the time of the War of 1812. The design on the face is a circle with circles periodically around the outside and lined triangles in the center.

    This is a civilian button believed to be from the time of the War of 1812. The design on the face includes curved lines from the center that reaches the edge with a leaf or star. On the back there is

    A plain button, believed to be from the 1812 era, that has “Stand(D) Gold Col(R)” inscribed on the reverse.

    Button Hook. Used to help lace up ladies boots. Donated by Marion Kosowan, Humphrey 1975- Property of Seguin Township Museum.

    This regiment was formed in 1758 and was amalgamated into The Hampshire Regiment in 1881.

    This is a domed pewter button with a fusilier grenade in relief.

    This machine was used for creating cloth covered buttons of various types and sizes and was mostly used by upholstery companies. It came with different size attachments for different results.

    Button has letters R.R intertwined with no shank on the reverse. Diameter is 1.5 cm.

    t has “70” raised in the centre surrounded by a raised laurel wreath. “SURRY” is also raised across the top of the button. This regiment was raised in 1782 and sailed from Cork, Ireland to Lower Cana

    A button of the 70th Surry Regiment that is 1.9 cm in diameter. It has “70” raised in the centre surrounded by a raised laurel wreath. “SURRY” is also raised across the top of the button. This regime

    This brass button was likely worn by a member of the Royal Artillery, as it features their crest.

    This button likely belonged to a member of the Royal Sappers and Miners. The button was produced by button maker, McGowan of London. The button was dug up at Fort George.

    This is a British military button for "Royal Engineers".

    This is a brass button of the 49th Regiment (Hertfordshire) of the British army. Although the button has some corrosion there is a cipher with the number 49. There were two sizes of buttons worn by t

    Commissariat Staff Corp Button

    Button has three raised cannon balls in a horizontal row across the top and three raised cannons in a vertical row that are set in a shield. It is believed that this button is from the War of 1812. D

    Has a raised crown on the top and a raised 93 below. This button, believed to be from the 1812 era, is slightly corroded around the outside edge. The diameter is 1.4 cm.

    This is a cloth fragment of a uniform worn by a soldier of the 89th Regiment at the Battle of Lundy’s Lane. It was discovered in a trench on Lundy’s Lane on Sept. 3, 1891. There are also three regime

    A British infantry regiment that was raised in 1751 and amalgamated with the 52nd (Oxfordshire) Regiment of Foot, to form the Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry in 1881. It is believed th