WWI British General Service Uniform Metal Buttons
WWI British General Service Uniform Metal Buttons set of 4. Excavated, with maker's mark, showing corrosion from age.
- Era: World War I (1914–1918)
- Design: British Royal Coat of Arms
- Sizes: 2 large buttons - 24mm (0.94 in), 2 small buttons - 17mm (0.67 in)
- Condition: Excavated, showing signs of rust and corrosion
- Markings: One button with maker’s mark; others unmarked
- Material: Metal, typical for early 20th-century British military uniform buttons
- Usage: General Service uniforms, likely worn by British soldiers during WWI
- Provenance: Likely recovered from the ground after years in the soil
Ideal for collectors of military memorabilia or those interested in British WWI artifacts. The corrosion adds authenticity, reflecting their century-long history.
Please take a look at the photos to evaluate the condition for yourself.
Item Specifics
- Condition
- used
- Manufactured
- United Kingdom
- Original/Reproduction
- original
- Classified
- antique
- Primary Material
- metall
- Modified Item
- no
- Maker
- unknown
- Brand
- unknown
Dating and Verification
These buttons are identified as WWI-era based on their design featuring the British Royal Coat of Arms, standard for General Service uniforms from 1914 to 1918. The presence of a maker's mark on one button helps confirm their authenticity. The corrosion and rust are consistent with items excavated after long-term burial, further supporting their age and provenance.
How These Military Buttons Were Discovered
Read the StoryWWI British General Service Uniform Metal Buttons
DeliveryTo United States estimated between Mon, 30 Dec and Fri, 3 Jan.
Shipping$ 18.65
Price$ 25
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