Antique Military Buttons Kingdom of Romania King Carol I Steel Crown Symbol
Set of five antique military buttons from the Kingdom of Romania under King Carol I, featuring the iconic Steel Crown symbol.
- Epoch: late 19th to early 20th century.
- Symbol: Embossed Steel Crown of Romania, introduced by King Carol I as a national emblem of strength and independence.
- Dimensions: Approx. 17mm (1.7 cm / 0.67 in) in diameter.
- Material: Likely steel with aged patina.
- Condition: Excellent antique condition, with wear marks, and clear embossed details.
- Historical Context: Buttons like these adorned Romanian military uniforms during and after Romania’s War of Independence (1877), representing national pride and sovereignty.
Markings on Reverse:
- ICM, DC, KH, IWN: Manufacturer's marks; possibly identifying different Romanian or European suppliers for military insignia
Set Includes 5 matching buttons with identical Steel Crown design.
Please take a look at the photos to evaluate the condition for yourself.
Item Specifics
- Condition
- used
- Manufactured
- Romania or/and Austro-Hungarian Monarchy
- Original/Reproduction
- original
- Classified
- antique
- Primary Material
- steel
- Modified Item
- no
- Maker
- unknown
- Brand
- ICM, DC, KH, IWN
Dating and Verification
The buttons feature the Steel Crown of Romania of King Carol I, suggesting a date within his reign (1866–1914). The embossing of King Carol I's Steel Crown verifies their authenticity.
How These Military Buttons Were Discovered
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DeliveryTo United States estimated between Mon, 30 Dec and Fri, 3 Jan.
Shipping$ 18.65
Price$ 25
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